Whether you're hitting the open road with a caravan in tow, setting out on a picturesque trail with everything you need on your back, spending a day paddling on the water or simply kicking back on a beach and need something to keep your drinks cold, this is where you can say good bye to the daily grind, set up camp and get in touch with nature.
Before you start touring the world and posting your #vanlife on Instagram, you need a live-in van. And that's not necessarily cheap or easy. Adventure Wagon offers a solution, though – a simple, off-the-shelf van conversion that turns the Mercedes Sprinter into a versatile adventure van.
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In 2013 GoSun unveiled its first solar oven. Using parabolic mirrors to focus sunlight, this portable convection oven is designed to cook a variety of foods. Now, after several different iterations, the company is launching its cheapest and most portable version, the GoSun Go.
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Airstream has built its name by crafting iconic aluminum shelled trailers, and it isn't about to deviate from a hugely popular script. The company's newest camper wears its famous silver exterior loudly and proudly, but takes a modern and minimalistic approach when it comes to the indoors.
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Professional carpenter and wood worker Ryan Wells has recently turned his hand to converting utility vans into smart campervans. The Seattle-based motor-home enthusiast recently converted a 2015 Ram Promaster into a multi-purpose adventure van dubbed the Ryda Van.
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More glamp-y than a ground tent and much cheaper than a full RV, the roof-top tent is an interesting solution for those that camp out of their vehicles. But if you'd prefer the roof-top tent without the roof, a new hitch mount being developed by start-up Hitch 'n Pitch may be just the thing.
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It seems to be human nature that if you're camping near a lake or pond, you pitch your tent right at the water's edge. Well, SmithFly's new Shoal Tent lets you take things a step further. Described as a floating raft with a tent topper, it allows you to actually sleep out on the water.
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Various multi-tools out there have fire-starting capabilities, but not the classic Swiss Army knife. The new Firefly from Tortoise Gear swaps in for the Swiss Army toothpick and works with various traditional implements to spark a fire.
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Taxa Outdoors has been making a name for itself, putting NASA engineering know-how into a lineup of funky trailers. It has been going smaller and smaller since the original Cricket, but now it's going bigger with the all-new Mantis, an 18-ft (5.5-m) flagship that sleeps four adults.
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We've looked at a number of self-healing materials over the last few years, but are these wonder products ready to leave the lab for the great outdoors? Gear company Slughaus thinks their time has come, and is running crowdfunding campaign for a clever carry bag claimed to patch up its own wounds.
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Locking your outdoor gear up certainly helps keep it from getting stolen, but guess what – thieves may still go after it anyway! That's where goLock's Venture lock comes in. Unveiled at Interbike 2017, it notifies you and sounds an alarm if anyone messes with it.
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