Outdoor Gear for Camping and Hiking
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Best Seller$69.99
Seina Folding Utility Wagon
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Best Seller$29.99
Igloo Latitude 30-qt. Cooler
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$59.99
Igloo Cool Fusion 36 MaxCold RidgeLine
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$19.99
Seina Camp Table
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$29.99 sale$39.99 Reg.
Thermacell Mosquito Repellent Rechargeable E-Series E55
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$16.99
Seina Mesh Back Folding Camp Chair
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$399.99
Core Lighted 10-Person Instant Cabin Tent with Screen Room
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$169.99
Core 6-Person Instant Cabin Tent
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$36.99
Thermacell Mosquito Repellent Rechargable Refills
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$59.99
Igloo MaxCold Cool Fusion 36-Can Roller Bag
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$39.99
Igloo All Around 28-Quart Cooler Tote
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$59.15 sale$69.59 Reg.
Wakeman Outdoors Inflatable SUV or Tent Car Mattress
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$424.99
Bushnell 9-Person Instant Cabin Tent
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$139.99
CORE 4-Person Straight-Wall Cabin Tent
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$299.99
Bushnell 6-Person Instant Cabin Tent
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$99.99
Core 20L Tote Cooler
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$74.99
Camp N Go Portable Heavy-Duty Max Shade Quad Camping Chair with Cup Holders and Carrying Bag
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$244.99
Cuisinart® 19.5 in Smokeless Fire Pit
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Best Seller$16.99 sale$19.99 Reg.
Wakeman Outdoors 2-in-1 Portable 18 LED Lantern with Ceiling Fan
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$229.99
CORE 9 Person Dome Tent
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Top Rated$74.99
Alvantor Automatic Pop Up UPF 50+ Sun Shade Beach Tent
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$110.15 sale$129.59 Reg.
Wakeman Outdoors 2 Person Truck Bed Tent
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$35.69 sale$41.99 Reg.
Wakeman Outdoors Water-Resistant Cold Weather Adult Mummy Sleeping Bag
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$33.65 sale$39.59 Reg.
Wakeman Outdoors 2-Tier Folding Camping Table
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$49.99
CORE 50°F Rectangle Sleeping Bag
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$169.99
Alvantor Pop Up Screen Tent Camping Tent Canopy Gazebo 10'x10'
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$169.99
CORE 6 Person Dome Tent with Vestibule
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$169.99
Core Instant Shower Tent
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$169.99
CORE 6-Person Straight-Wall Cabin Tent
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$169.99
Alvantor Pop Up Screen Tent Camping Tent Canopy Gazebo 10'x10'
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$42.49 sale$49.99 Reg.
Wakeman Outdoors Beach Tent/Sun Shelter with UV Protection
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$55.07 sale$64.79 Reg.
Wakeman Outdoors Portable Folding Camping Cot with Carry Bag
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Best Seller$54.99
Stansport Stadium Seat with Arms
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$163.19 sale$191.99 Reg.
Wakeman Outdoors 6 Person Camping Tent
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$32.63 sale$38.39 Reg.
Wakeman Outdoors Camping Fan with Tent Light
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$149.99 - $214.99
Alavantor Pop Up Screen Room Camping Canopy Gazebo
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$149.99
Core 18L Performance Cooler
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$74.99
Coleman 316 Series 65-qt. Wheeled Cooler
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$49.99
Thermacell Mosquito Repellent Rechargeable Adventure EX-Series EX90
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$69.99
Core Padded Hard Arm Chair
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$34.99
Stansport Redwood Rectangular Sleeping Bag
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$34.16 sale$40.19 Reg.
Wakeman Outdoors 2 Person Water-Resistant Camping Tent with Rain Fly and Carrying Bag
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$67.49 clearance$89.99 Reg.
Body Glove High Mesh-Back Folding Camping Chair
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$66.29 sale$77.99 Reg.
Wakeman Outdoors Storage Folding Camping Table
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Best Seller$4.99
Igloo MaxCold Natural 44-Cube Ice Sheet
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$59.99
Alvantor Instant Pop-Up Portable Beach Tent
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Best Seller$29.74 - $33.99 sale$34.99 - $39.99 Reg.
Wakeman Outdoors Happy Camper Two Person Tent
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$57.79 sale$67.99 Reg.
Wakeman Outdoors 3-Person Weather-Resistant Sun Shelter Pop-Up Tent
Outdoor Gear
Looking to spend some time in The Great Outdoors? Then make sure you're prepared for anything with our wide selection of outdoor gear for camping, hiking, and more! The items available will not only ensure that you enjoy your time in nature, but will also help keep you safe and protected from the elements.
Camping & Hiking Essentials
Before you begin your outdoor adventure, think of everything you would like to bring on your trip, check the weather forecast and lay out your items before beginning to pack. The below checklists can help you get started.
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If your trip into the outdoors includes some time at the campground, you'll want to start with the basics that will offer shelter and comfort at your home away from home! The easiest and most common way to do this is to pitch a tent.
You will need to evaluate the weather conditions, season and environment in which you are camping and also the number of adults that the tent can fit comfortably. If you are backpacking, you will want to consider a lightweight tent for easy mobility. Most tents include ground stakes, poles, a canopy and often, a rain fly for assembly.
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Another shelter you might consider for your camping trip is a canopy. Canopies help provide weather and sun protection while outdoors. Some varieties also feature screens to prevent bugs from entering.
Depending on the climate of your destination, the following factors are important to consider when purchasing a sleeping bag:
- The temperature rating describes the coldest comfortable temperature your sleeping bag can handle. Usually, there is a minimum and a maximum degree for which the sleeping bag is recommended.
- Insulation is measured by the fill weight in ounces. The higher the number, the warmer and more insulated your bag will be.
- The length of the sleeping bag is important for taller individuals. Look for information about the height of a person that will comfortably fit within the sleeping bag.
- The shape will most often be rectangular or mummy style. Rectangular bags are roomier, but can also add bulk to your travels. Mummy bags are tapered at the feet and often include a hood for more insulation.
If you want to sleep a bit off the ground, there are a couple options to consider. The first is an air mattress. Air mattresses create a comfortable and cushioned sleeping place inside a tent. These are ideal for extended campground stays, but can be bulky to carry and require an air pump for inflation.
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With your sleeping situation settled, you'll want to consider other items you'll need around camp, for tasks like cooking. Cookware will help make meal prep simple and easy when at the campsite. Depending on the meals you want to prepare outdoors, important items to take include a cooking rack or utensils that reach over the campfire, pots and pans, cups, plates, bowls, eating utensils and storage containers with covers.
Camping Tips & Tricks
- Premake food and vacuum seal it. Coming prepared with premade food will cut down on the amount of meal preparation time while outdoors.
- Store matches in a sealed container. Even if it rains, they will be dry and ready to use. You can also glue sandpaper to the top of the container as a striker.
- Hang a pocket-sized lantern in your tent to illuminate it at night and keep your hands free.
- Seal your trash in a container at night to keep animals away.
- Use a belt and "S" hooks to hang pots and pans around a tree for drying.
- Roast a bundle of sage over the campfire to keep mosquitoes away.
- Microfiber towels are absorbent, compact and dry quickly.
- Freeze jugs of water instead of ice cubes to keep beverages and food cold in your cooler.
 | Get all your outdoor must-haves, and prepare to take on new adventures in safety and comfort. You'll want to be prepared for anything Mother Nature throws in your way, and our selection of outdoor gear gets you on the right track! |
