Kitting out your backpacking gear closet for the first time is pricey. Just getting together the basics—tent, sleeping bag, and backpack—can easily run upwards of $1,000 if you aren’t careful. For ...

June is national camping month and if you’re planning on exploring the great outdoors this summer, and now is the perfect time to buy a tent. Whether you’re traveling solo or with friends and family, ...

And whether it’s luxury glamping, weekend car camping, festival going or backpacking in the wilderness, tent manufacturers have had our backs covered and produced a wide and very eclectic range of ...

The big three in backpacking gear refers to your backpack, sleep system, and tent. They’re the largest and most crucial parts of your hiking kit. Outdoor Life has done extensive field testing on all ...

When it comes to outdoor gear, having the best camping tent tops the list of must-haves for any camper. As long as you’re not a minimalist hammock camper, you need one to sleep comfortably outdoors.

Finding the best camping tent for you is arguably the most important step in preparing for a camping trip in the great outdoors — even more so than buying hiking gear or picking up accessories from ...

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Camping is expensive. If you want to be comfortable while sleeping outside, it requires a monetary investment on some level. But how much should you spend? A good car-camping tent can cost several ...

You can spend thousands on a 10-foot-by-30-foot canopy tent and get something that’s remarkably durable and can stay up for weeks without sagging or breaking. But not everyone needs that kind of ...