CAMPING | Take A Look Inside My Tent at My Bank Holiday Solo Camping Setup – Full List of All My Camp Gear
Ever wondered what a camping blogger chooses to take with them on a solo bank holiday camping trip? Read on to see my setup, look inside my tent and find out!
I’ve got a tent for any and every circumstance, and whilst on a solo camp a couple of weeks ago I took my diminutive backpacking tent, and wrecked my back in the process crawling in and out all weekend.
@campingwithstyle What does a camping blogger choose to take camping with them on a 4 day camping trip? The star of the show is the Vango Airbeam Stargrove II which I’ve had for 3 years now and is usually what we choose for the both of us on longer camping trips. Despite this being a solo trip, I love the versatility of it, and of all my larger tents, it’s the quickest and easiest one to put up on my own 🏕️ Knowing the weather would be dodgy, I wanted a tent that would give me comfortable inside chilling space and the ability to cook undercover. The front section opens up fully leaving a covered roof and sides, creating the ideal cooking area as you’ll see 🍳 if you have any questions about my camping gear or any of the things shown that I don’t specifically talk about, just let me know! #inflatabletent #camping #insidemytent #tent #campingsetupideas #campingsetup #vango #outwell ♬ original sound – Camping with Style 🇬🇧🏕️
Despite the fact that I’m known for my ‘extra’ camping setups, a tent this large is overkill even for me, but this time around I wanted space as I needed to take a camp loo, create a proper covered cooking area and I wanted to be able to shelter in comfort from the rain.
Here’s the full list of what I took, some of the items have been gifted to me over the years but many others are personal purchases, which I’ve marked below to provide additional transparency.
My Camping Gear
- Vango Airbeam Stargrove II 450 tent – see our review
- Primus Kinjia double gas stover – see our review
- Robens Colony pan set – see our review
- Igloo cool box [personal purchase]
- Outwell Fremont lake camp chair [personal purchase]
- Regatta Matano folding camp table [personal purchase]
- Passenger wearable sleeping bag [personal purchase]
- Outwell Contour Lux sleeping bag – see our review
- Stoov heated cushion – see our review
- Powerness u500 power station – see our review
- Amazon Fire tablet [personal purchase]
- BioLite headlamp – see our review
- Solar torch lights [personal purchase]
- Pink whistling camp kettle [personal purchase]
- Kampa Dream XL camp bed [personal purchase]
- Wild Guide Wales [personal purchase]
- Jack Wolfskin Cosy Rest SIM – see our review
- Fresh Wipes [personal purchase]
- Yeti insulated cup – see our review [personal purchase]
- Thetford Porta Potti camp loo – see our review [personal purchase]
- Flextail tiny pump & light – see our review
- Osprey Archeon Backpack – see our review
Where to next?
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