If you’re going to car camp, make sure you have the appropriate gear: tents, sleeping bags, stoves, sleeping pads, etc. Even though we may be splitting hairs, we see car camping as a form of camping that involves several days and a vehicle that allows one or more people to sleep in the vehicle. Ideally, your car camping vehicle also allows you to carry more gear than if you were driving to a campsite using a Mini Cooper or some other small vehicle. With that in mind, we searched for the best stories we could find about gear and car camping. See our list below.
- Car Camping Essentials for Families and Groups (Bicycle New England)
- Car Camping Essentials for Under $100 (REI)
- Car Camping Checklist (REI)
- Car Camping Essentials for the Practical Traveler (Local Adventurer)
- A Camping Checklist for Car-Supported Camping
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