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Recommended: Lifesystems First Aid Kit<\/strong><\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.amazon.co.uk\/Life-Systems-20210-Camping-First\/dp\/B00M4V2CY0\/ref=sr_1_23<\/a><\/p>\n
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Household admin is often hard to keep up with, which is why many parents end up with a box of plasters and a bottle of Calpol comprising the home \u2018medical\u2019 cabinet. But with all the potential injuries that camping offers, this just isn\u2019t an option when on a family trip: a decent first aid is essential. This camping first aid kit is recommended by the Duke of Edinburgh award scheme, and contains more than 40 items to treat the most common camping situations, including burns, cuts, grazes, blisters and even eye injuries. Clever design features include reflective frontage so it\u2019s quick and easy to find in low light, and internal organisation according to the Lifesystems QUICK-FIND system \u2013 where everything is stored logically and well labelled, for panicky situations. It\u2019s this kind of manufacturing experience that makes it worth forking out for.<\/p>\n
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Cooking stove and gas cylinder (if applicable)<\/h3>\n
Recommended: Trangia Camping Stove<\/strong><\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.amazon.co.uk\/Trangia-Hardanodised-Cookset-Spirit-Burner\/dp\/B001BXA2R6\/ref=sr_1_2<\/a><\/p>\n
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It\u2019s hard not to be impressed by the Trangia stove. A clever bit of Scandinavian design, the flame sits inside a cylindrical cup, which stops it going out. It works well in most conditions, although in high winds, you will get the customary burnt thumb as you try to use your lighter. Buy it with the cookset, and you\u2019ll also get lightweight \u2018hard-anodised\u2019 non-stick pans (fryer 22cm, saucepans 1.75l & 1.5l) that cook eggs, baked beans and bacon to perfection with less than a teaspoon of oil. It\u2019s lightweight, compact and as you\u2019d expect, stacks down into itself to offer dimensions of 22.6 x 11.4 x 22.1cm.<\/p>\n
You can buy the version that plugs into either a spirit burner or a gas canister<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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Camping chairs<\/h3>\n
Crockery and cutlery<\/h3>\n
All-in-one washing liquid<\/h3>\n
Recommended: Lifesystems all-purpose soap<\/strong><\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.amazon.co.uk\/Life-Venture-LIFEVENTURE-Purpose-200ml\/dp\/B00DN9AHJ4\/ref=sr_1_1<\/a><\/p>\n
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If space is at a premium, you\u2019ll love this little washing solution that has multiple uses for different family situations. This all-purpose soap has been tested in cold water and cleaned\u00a0greasy dishes, ketchupy faces and even restored a rather sodden sleeping bag to its former glory after a not-so-little night-time accident from my little one. Tip: it\u2019s concentrated, so you only need a tiny bit. Dilute in water for use on young skin rather than squeezing neat onto a flannel.<\/p>\n
Cookware<\/h3>\n
Recommended: Dutch oven<\/strong><\/p>\n
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https:\/\/www.amazon.co.uk\/dp\/B00RTMPLKG\/ref=redir_mobile_desktop<\/a><\/p>\n
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Like to start the day with a cuppa? The Kelly Kettle could revolutionise your morning routine. Employ the children to find dry twigs while you fill it up, and place them inside the bottom tray. Place the brilliantly designed hollow kettle over the lighted twigs and behold as a hole in the side of the tray draws in oxygen, firing up the flames. The efficiency of the heat, which travels up through the middle of the kettle and out the top of the cylinder, means that the water boils in around three minutes (listen out for the whistle). You have to keep an eye on the twigs and be ready to feed it \u2013 and do not, under any circumstances, allow any member of your family to peer curiously down the top.<\/p>\n
The Ultimate Base Camp kit comes with a sauce pan and shallower frying pan, two mugs (with measurements on the side), a small griddle for toast and of course, the kettle. Although bulky for hikers, it\u2019s perfect for creating a little outdoor magic without needing gas. Just don\u2019t leave it unattended around the kids.<\/p>\n
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Firepit<\/h3>\n
Coolbox or coolbag<\/h3>\n
Camping tarp or awning<\/h3>\n
Silk liners<\/h3>\n
Camping table<\/h3>\n
Kitchen unit<\/h3>\n
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_{The Camp Chair\u2019s elasticated framework collapses and fits neatly in the stuff sack<\/sub><\/em><\/div>\nCamping chair<\/h3>\n}Camp Chair<\/strong>,<\/strong> Helinox, \u00a3125<\/h5>\n
There are a lot of comfortable but bulky chairs out there \u2013 and a lot of compact but uncomfortable ones, too. These excellent chairs from Dutch firm Helinox are easy to assemble,<\/strong> light<\/strong> (1.232kg) and small<\/strong> when packed. Many other collapsible camping chairs push you forward at the shoulders and offer no support in the lower back, leaving you feeling hunched, but this is comfortable<\/strong> and supportive<\/strong> in the right places. That low weight means you can take add it to your pack for a moderate distance (a fishing trip, the beach). The even lighter (622g) Ground Chair<\/a> is suitable for backpackers or hikers who like to keep things civilised when they stop to relax.<\/p>\n
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_{The Navigator feels more robust than the Helinox chair but is significantly heavier<\/sub><\/em><\/div>\n}2 Relax in comfort<\/strong><\/h4>\nNavigator chair<\/strong><\/a>,<\/strong> Robens, \u00a3109.99<\/h5>\n
This robust chair folds down to a remarkably compact<\/strong> size \u2013 handy when it comes to pack your car. The comfort level is at a similar high level to the Helinox chair above, the aluminium frame<\/strong> is tough <\/strong>and there\u2019s a drinks holder in one arm. If weight matters, note that the Navigator weighs an extra 500g compared to the Helinox above.<\/p>\n
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This roomy<\/strong> kitchen unit will soak up food, plates, pots and cutlery, keeping everything ship-shape. There\u2019s space on top for a gas hob, with a windshield<\/strong> to protect the burners from a breeze. A small metal worktop<\/strong> to the right can be easily removed and replaced with a washing up basin<\/strong>, though if you are going to use it, you have to take great care not to slop soapy water over the rest of the unit, so you may doubt its utility. The right hand cupboard has been designed for a large gas bottle \u2013 which may suit you, but many UK campers tend to use smaller bottles, leaving you with a lot of redundant space.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s extremely easy to install.<\/strong> Needless to say, with a width of 122.5cm it\u2019s a significant size,<\/strong> so check there\u2019s room in your tent. And note that the pack size is also bulky at 122cm and 11cm thick \u2013 a significant extra for your car boot.<\/p>\n
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Some ultra-light backpackers will use a single pot to make food and boil water for tea, but I think it\u2019s always worth the luxury of bringing a kettle that is purely for boiling water, and always free of the taint of food.<\/p>\n
This collapsible kettle boils a full litre of water and weighs only 186g. There are lighter kettles \u2013 for example, the (rigid) titanium Titan<\/a><\/strong> by MSR (just 118g, but smaller, too, at 850ml; \u00a355) \u2013 but the X-Pot Kettle concertinas down to a tiny packed size<\/strong> of just 15cm x 3.5cm. Just take care to keep those silicon sides<\/strong> away from the flame: it\u2019s designed for use over a stove<\/strong>, not a campfire.<\/p>\n
It can also double up as a pot,<\/strong> but if you want clean-tasting water, I would cook only pasta and rice and other bland foods in it.<\/p>\n
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This stylish<\/strong> coolbox looks like something Nasa made. Designed for family camping where an an electrical hook-up is available*, it\u2019s fairly bulky<\/strong> in your car boot, but at 35L<\/strong> compared to the standard 24L, that extra space will come in handy in your tent, keeping food fresh and helping you avoid a daily trip to the shops.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s not exactly<\/em> a mini-fridge; it will cool to between 18C and 25C below the ambient temperature, whatever that may be. To keep things nice and chill, you need to add an ice pack<\/strong> \u2013 which doubles as a divider<\/strong>, fitting in the centre of the box. (It might be worth buying a spare, to keep in the campsite freezer \u2013 if there is one \u2013 and swap over once your original thaws out.)<\/p>\n
Other useful functions include an LED light in the lid<\/strong>, and a USB port<\/strong> so you can charge your phone. The split lid<\/strong> allows access to bottles (up to 2L) without losing cool air from the food compartment. That\u2019s useful when you have guests over for a few drinks.<\/p>\n
It operates with a low whir<\/strong> that may keep you awake at night; so its best unplugged before bedtime, but the insulation should keep stuff cool until morning.<\/p>\n
TIP \u2013\u00a0Shop around \u2013 you may well find the EcoLux available for significantly less than the rrp.<\/p>\n
* The coolbox can be plugged in to your car \u2013\u00a0and as with most coolboxes there\u2019s a risk that this will flatten your car battery. Happily, when the car battery is beginning to run low, the Ecolux 35L (though not its 24L sister) is fitted with an alarm. Handy, assuming you\u2019re not away at the beach or up a hill when it goes off.<\/p>\n
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Classic retro-style enamel beakers in \u2018special edition\u2019 samphire and sage colours.<\/p>\n
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_{The pots fit neatly together, saving space in the car boot<\/sub><\/em><\/div>\n}7 Cook real food<\/strong><\/h4>\nCeramic 2-pot set<\/strong><\/a>,<\/strong> MSR, \u00a350*<\/h5>\n
If you want to travel light<\/strong> and compact<\/strong> \u2013 but still want the flexibility to cook real food \u2013 this pair of lightweight aluminium pots are a very good option. The 2.5L<\/strong> and 1.5L<\/strong> pots are lightweight (at 460g); to shave off a few grams, there\u2019s only one lid and handle<\/strong> (which is easy to attach and remove). If you want to cook real food rather than stuff from packets and cans, they will make life that much easier. The packed size is 20cm x 13cm, with room inside for a mug and even plates. And both pots are coated with a non-stick ceramic coating<\/strong> that makes both cooking and washing-up easier. (Non-stick coatings are hard to assess until they have come in for some serious use: many quickly lose their non-stick properties unless given careful treatment. I will report back after I\u2019ve given mine a full test.)<\/p>\n
*Shop around \u2013 for example at the time of writing, Ellis Brigham<\/a> were asking \u00a334.99 for this set.<\/p>\n
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_{The versatile gas-fired alternative to a barbecue<\/sub><\/em><\/div>\n8 Easy grill<\/h4>\n}Party Grill 400 CV gas stove<\/strong><\/a>, Campingaz, \u00a3119.99*<\/h5>\n
When a barbecue is just a bit too much hassle, this gas stove makes life much easier.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s highly versatile<\/strong> \u2013 giving you the flexibility<\/strong> to cook in various ways. There\u2019s a wire grid<\/strong> for cooking with a pan, a griddle<\/strong> for meat or veg (reversible, with one smooth side, and one corrugated).<\/p>\n
And the lockable lid doubles up as a wok<\/strong> (though this takes a bit of careful handling).<\/p>\n
It\u2019s all pleasingly self-contained<\/strong>. Unclip the lid and inside you find all the components, including the detachable legs.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s portable<\/strong> over short distances \u2013 it all zips into a carry bag, and that 5kg weight (plus a 700g gas bottle) is fine for taking down to the beach, or carrying from your car to a picnic spot.<\/p>\n
You\u2019d expect a product like to rapidly get pretty greasy and stained \u2013 but there is one useful feature to help you keep it clean.<\/p>\n
Pour some water it to a little container beneath the burner, and much of the cooking grease will collect inside, where it\u2019s easy to drain off. Then wipe the whole thing down.<\/p>\n
*Shop around as the product is widely available at a price of around \u00a390.<\/p>\n
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This smart Swedish product doubles up as a barbecue \u2013 and a campsite-friendly fire pit.<\/p>\n
Beautifully made from stainless steel<\/strong>, it is easy<\/strong> to set up \u2013 it opens from a hinge, then you slide three stainless steel plates into place at the ends and fire bed \u2013 and that\u2019s it.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s a fair size at 60cm wide and 39cm tall, so there\u2019s plenty of capacity<\/strong> for substantial logs.<\/p>\n
The large base<\/strong> beneath it catches any escaping sparks and hot ashes, but you may need to find some means to further protect the ground beneath, as the grass beneath that warm base will wilt.<\/p>\n
(The grass roots may well survive but you wouldn\u2019t want brown patches on your lawn, and I imagine many campsite owners might not be too keen either.)<\/p>\n
If you are cooking, the grill is large<\/strong> and well made. It holds your food a fair distance from the fire so you will need to build up some good heat beneath: if cooking over charcoal you may find that quite a lot of fuel is required.<\/p>\n
Carrying is not easy; the whole thing weighs 6.1kg<\/strong>, and a strap binds everything together rather feebly. The packed Kamoto is too wide for most rucksacks, but a specially designed \u2018pack sack\u2019 is available separately for an extra 30 euros.<\/p>\n
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These superb waterproof lanterns have a solar panel <\/strong>that charges during the day and runs for charge 12 hours<\/strong> on brightest mode (50 lumens). The Lux<\/a><\/strong> (\u00a325) gives of a mellow white light, with two brightness setting and a flashing mode. At 125g<\/strong> they are light enough for backpacking too, but Luci also make an even lighter (69g) version called the EMRG<\/a><\/strong>, which gives out 25 lumens.<\/p>\n
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_{The rechareable Twist+ 300 saves on battery costs<\/sub><\/em><\/div>\n}11 Bright light<\/strong><\/h4>\nTwist+ 300 LED rechargeable lantern<\/strong><\/a>,<\/strong> Coleman, \u00a369.99<\/h5>\nThe design world has been profoundly changed by a certain computer company with a crunchy fruit logo. Products from all sorts of other brands and markets now resemble something that Californian tech company might make. Think Sigg<\/a> for example. Now there\u2019s this lantern from Coleman. Very Apple. Or maybe even Star Wars<\/em>; but I digress. For actually it is rather good. It has lithium ion batteries, rechargeable<\/strong> via a USB, and will run for five hours <\/strong>on the brightest, 300-lumen (ie very bright) setting; more than enough to read by. Other, dimmer settings are available and will allow the battery to last longer. A diffuser<\/strong> makes the bulb less dazzling, and the quality of the light cast is quite pleasant. There\u2019s a handy device that disengages the battery so it won\u2019t drain while not in use, as others do. Finally, you can charge your phone from the lantern battery via a USB socket<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
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Ultimate Silk Sleeping Bag Liner<\/strong>, LifeVenture, \u00a352.99<\/h5>\n
When the weather gets really hot, cast aside your sleeping bag and envelop yourself in soft silk<\/strong> instead.<\/p>\n
In cooler weather, the liner can be used inside your sleeping bag to add a little warmth<\/strong> and luxurious texture. On the practical side, it helps to keep your sleeping bag clean<\/strong>. If you have an expensive down bags, you may find it deteriorate with washing \u2013 using a liner should keep it clean and thus lengthen its life. Treated with Polygiene<\/strong> to keep it smelling fresh, the liner is also washable<\/strong> and weighs only 134g<\/strong>. Mummy-shaped or rectangular versions are available to match the shape of your sleeping bag.<\/p>\n
Obviously with all that silk the price is stiff \u2013 but much affordable polycotton versions<\/a> offer some of the same benefits and can be had for a tenner; or you can sew one from an old sheet for next to nothing.<\/p>\n
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Sleeping mats<\/h3>\n
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Crockery and cutlery<\/h3>\n

Coolbox or coolbag<\/h3>\n

Camping tarp or awning<\/h3>\n

Silk liners<\/h3>\n

Camping table<\/h3>\n

Camping chair<\/h3>\n

8 Easy grill<\/h4>\n

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First-aid kit<\/h3>\nRecommended: Lifesystems First Aid Kit<\/strong><\/p>\n