Make their camping experience more comfortable with a lightweight and warm blanket that rolls up easily into its included stuff sack. Amazon reviewers say it’s easy to wash, too. This particular collection offers up 14 colorful designs inspired by our country’s national parks.

Clocking in at just 3.5 pounds, this no-tip camping chair supports up to 300 pounds, yet folds up to the size of a drinking bottle. “[This chair] allows me to lean back so comfortably and without fear of falling back — its balance is impeccable even in uneven camp ground terrains,” writes one Amazon reviewer.

No cords, batteries or DEET necessary: Thermacell claims this handheld repeller keeps mosquitoes away in a 15-foot zone for up to 12 hours of protection.

They can clip this lightweight solar phone charger to their backpack and charge their phone or battery pack as they hike. The panels unfold to span nearly 32 inches to capture loads of sunshine — our tech experts in the GH Institute also love that it has two USB ports and comes with a zippered pouch for storage.

If they’ve never used a pie iron while camping, their world is about to be rocked. They can add bread and any filling of their choice (cheese, meats, etc.), then just heat it up over the campfire.

If they’ve been very, very good this year, splurge on this tricked out hard cooler that’s designed to handle all kinds of terrain with its oversize wheels. It’s also packed with useful features, such as a removable container for storing dry goods, a ridged tray with two built-in drink holders and a lid that comes equipped with detachable umbrella holders.

Filled with the best places to take family-friendly trips across the U.S., from national parks to RV resorts to camp sites, this guidebook will help them find something great to do — no matter where they are in the country.

When they head out on their next adventure, they’ll be grateful for all the goodies in this gift set, including a multitool, a firestarter rope, a survival bracelet, insect repellent candle and much, much more.

So they’re out with the kids, and there are no good sticks to be found at their perfectly-manicured campsite. What to do? Good thing you gifted them these colorful, telescoping marshmallow roasting sticks to save the day. They’re also good for roasting other stuff, like brats and hot dogs, too.

This one’s great for world travelers and campers alike. The nifty Scrubba bag allows you to wash small-to-medium loads without a sink or laundry machine, and it folds up nicely when not in use.

This small kit is actually pretty mighty. It includes a compass, wire saw, water bottle clip, emergency blanket, knife, flashlight, whistle and more. If they’re new to camping, this is a great pick to get them started with the essentials.

They probably already have a serious hiking travel backpack for overnight trips, but what about a smaller option for day trips? Weighing in at less than half a pound, 4Monster’s water-resistant daypack conveniently stuffs into a small drawstring pouch for easy storage. It can easily fit snacks, water and other day-hike essentials.

This compact cooking kit tops the GH Institute’s list of the best camping cookware sets — it includes a frying pan and pots, plus plates, mugs and bowls for up to four people. Everything even packs away nicely in small containers!

Gift this personalized mat to the glamping enthusiasts in your life (it’ll look so cute in front of their RV!).

This portable stove is the top pick on the GH Institute’s list of the best camping stoves. It has a wide 23-inch cooking area that can accommodate larger pots and pans for greater food output. Our Kitchen Appliance and Innovation Lab experts love that the grates aren’t quite as wide as some other models, meaning it can accommodate smaller pans, too.

This nifty camping coffee-maker is an excellent replacement for larger French presses, thanks to its easy-to-use, lightweight design (and tiny stature, making it easy to stash away).

This tiny LED lantern has a strap that makes it easy to loop onto the interior ceiling of their tent, providing plenty of light once the sun sets. It’s also easy to pop in a pocket for late-in-the-day hikes!