10 Father’s Day gifts for camping dad – cleveland.com

If your dad is a camping fanatic — a longtime Boy Scout or a brand-new RV owner — this is one of the best times for his hobby. Interest in camping has grown steadily in recent years, and the pandemic accelerated it. That means manufacturers and retailers are offering more and better products to interest campers.

Take a look at camping necessities and luxuries we’ve curated below. Father’s Day is a perfect time to add to dad’s camping gear.

Fathers Day camping tent — The Coleman Sundome camping tent comes in 2- to 6-person models and three colors. (Courtesy of Amazon)

If dad doesn’t yet have a good tent, it’s time to invest. The six-person Coleman Sundome Camping Tent ($149.99) gets 4.7 of 5 stars from 39,000 Amazon purchasers. It’s well-ventilated, rain-resistant and quick to assemble.

Fathers day camping sleeping bag — The cooling sleeping bag can be disassembled and machine washed. (Courtesy of Amazon)

Dad probably already has a warm sleeping bag, but what about a cool one? The UNP Sleeping Bag ($41.93, originally $59.90) is fan-cooled and includes space for an icepack.

Fathers Day camp chair — The folding camp chair is available in other colors for a slight upcharge. (Courtesy of Amazon)

Every camper needs a camp chair (or two). This folding Coleman Camp Chair with 4-can cooler ($27.49, originally $34.99) is comfortable and portable.

Fathers Day camp chair oversize — The oversized camping chair has a side pocket to hold beverages. (Courtesy of Amazon)

If dad needs a throne, consider this oversized, padded folding camp chair ($99.99, originally $159.99).

Fathers Day camp survival kit — The kit has 63 survival tools and 169 first aid supplies. (Courtesy of Amazon)

Want dad prepared for anything? This 232-piece Survival Kit ($59.99, originally $89.99) includes tactical and first aid supplies.

Fathers Day flashlight — The flashlight also functions as a mobile power supply to charge smart devices. (Courtesy of Amazon)

Campgrounds get dark at night, making flashlights essential. Update dad’s kit with a Rechargeable LED Flashlight ($29.68) that lasts up to 20 hours.

Fathers Day solar charging station — The solar mobile device charger can charge two devices at the same time. (Courtesy of Amazon)

Dad doesn’t need an outlet to charge his mobile devices. This four-panel, solar power bank ($39.93, originally $56.99) charges phones 8 to 10 times and tablets 3 to 4 times. Recharge it every sunny day.

Fathers Day camping lighter — Both economic and eco-friendly, this lighter doesn’t need butane. It’s rechargeable. No more wasted plastic lighters. (Courtesy of Amazon)

This battery-powered, flameless, electronic lighter ($11.89) is waterproof and windproof. It’s easily recharged at any USB port using the included Micro-USB cable.

Fathers Day camping lanterns — The red light function can be constant or strobe and serve as an emergency signal. (Courtesy of Amazon)

The rechargeable, outdoor LED camping lantern ($33.99/pack of 2) provides high/low brightness and a 360-degree beam to brighten up a tent.

Father's Day Yeti cooler — This bear-resistant cooler comes in multiple colors. (Courtesy of Amazon)

Splurge on a Yeti Tundra 45 cooler ($325) with three-inches of PermaFrost insulation and an extra thick FatWall design to keep everything cold.

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