2012 Camp Furniture
April 3, 2012
Coleman Multiple Use Stool Camp furnishings are trending toward more comfort, as witnessed by an increased use of padded back and head rests in camp chairs. Mesh panels that enhance air circulation and provide a cooler sitting or resting platforms are also included in many of this year’s chairs. Fabrics... Read more »
Exterior Design: Camp Furniture Guide
April 11, 2011
From the basic campstool to portable lounge chairs crafted from wood and canvas, to hammocks and portable picnic tables with padded seats, campers now have more furniture options than ever. Looking to add a little more comfort and convenience to your next outing? Here’s our camp furniture guide... Read more »
Gear Test: Kelsyus Original Canopy Chair
July 2, 2009
Whether I am at the park, backyard or the campground, I appreciate sitting in a well-made chair. I’ve seen many chairs that look great and look durable, but once sitting in them, it’s a different story. Many chairs also come with narrow nylon bags that make it a challenge for one person to slide... Read more »
Gear Test: Midland GXT800 FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radios
May 29, 2008
Midland GXT800 FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radios By Stuart Bourdon Handheld communication devices are a vital link between family members, friends and party members during outdoor excursions; and we often recommend you purchase a good set of two-way radios to help you keep in touch with them around the campground... Read more »
Camp Furniture Buyer’s Guide
September 15, 2006
I’ve parked my buns on a variety of “camp furniture” throughout the years: stumps, logs, rocks, my pack, the front bumper of my ’74 Super Beetle, upside down buckets, and even firewood (until it was needed). If you are looking to upgrade your camp furniture from a stump, decide what best fits... Read more »
Gear Test: Backpack Chair, Hot Water on Demand, and TravelJohn
January 6, 2004
BACKPACK CHAIR The Backpack Chair by Blue Ridge Chair Works (877/218-1731; blueridgechair.com) in Asheville, North Carolina, looks like most other traditional models of folding wood-framed/canvas sling-seat camping chairs. But this one is different. It earns its keep. Attached onto the back of the... Read more »
Camping Furniture Reviews
October 2, 2002
Camp furniture is one of those items that frequently doesnt make the list of outdoor essentials. That is to say, you can survive without it. Life in camp, however, can be so much more enjoyable and relaxing with some nice pieces of furniture for eating, sleeping, and just plain lounging around on. On... Read more »
