It’s official. It’s fall. Somewhat shockingly, we’re not bummed about the end of long, long days and hot, hot weather. Instead, we welcome the new season that warrants lots of flannels, chunky knit beanies and, of course, a new camping experience.
While some might shun the idea of hitting the forest in the cooler temps, don’t let the nay sayers turn you away. Here’s the thing.. it’s not that cold. Even if the temp dips down to the 40s at night, a good tent and just decent blankets will make the night nothing but warm and comfortable. And the fresh, crisp smell of the air in the morning, and the flicker of the camp fire at night, will make venturing out of the city well worth it.
Camp City: Fall Down
Hit the woods and enjoy the start of a new season. This fall, stay crisp and stay cool, enjoying the camp ground in style.
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Topo x Howler Klettersack 151
The Topo x Howler Klettersack 151 pack, $179, is the ultimate survival pack.
Photo Credit: Topo Designs
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Brixton Willett Beanie
Always be prepared with a heavyweight, super stylish beanie. This one by Brixton works well.
Photo Credit: Brixton
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Bush Smarts Bush Knife
Always be prepared - take a small but hyper useful knife with when hitting the road to the wilderness.
Bush Smarts Bush Knife, $195
Photo Credit: Bush Smarts
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Bush Smarts Boot Laces
Upgrade those old boots with some new laces.
Photo Credit: Bush Smarts
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L.L. Bean Waterproof Outdoor Blanket
There may be rain, there may be dew - keep your seat dry by throwing down the L.L. Bean Waterproof Outdoor Blanket, $45.
Photo Credit: L.L. Bean
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Iron & Resin Schott Deck Jacket
Super warm, for the super rugged. 100% wax coated cotton, with blanket weight wool blend lining.
Iron & Resin Schott Deck Jacket, $575
Photo Credit: Iron & Resin
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Bush Smarts Sleeping Pad
Put a barrier between you and the cold, hard ground. The Bush Smarts Sleeping Pad, $80, helps.
Photo Credit: Bush Smarts
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Goal Zero Flashlight Torch
Light your path, charged by the power of the sun, with the Goal Zero Flashlight Torch 250, $79.99.
Photo Credit: Goal Zero
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Polar Stuff Stanley Vest
The Polar Stuff Stanley Vest, $76.95, is the perfect, cold weather layering item.
Photo Credit: Polar Stuff
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Iron & Resin Leather Howler Strap
Tote your water stylishly and effectively with the Iron & Resin Leather Howler Strap, $40. It's perfect for the camp site, or the subway.
Photo Credit: Iron & Resin
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Big Anges Flying Diamond Tent
This four-season tent boasts enough space it may give your apartment square footage a run for its money.
Big Anges Flying Diamond Tent, $599.99
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Ticla Dexter Kitchen Kit
Keep your camp cooking scene stylish and organized with the Ticla Dexter Kitchen Kit, price TBD.
Photo Credit: Ticla
