Camping Accessories
Camping accessories are the small kit that makes camp work: tent pegs, guy cord, tarp poles, chairs, tables, lanterns, mat pumps and power. For pegs, titanium Apex weigh 12g each for soft ground, and TiRods are slim titanium pegs for mountain trips. The Vagabond chairs and table pack small for car camping. Tyndall is a rechargeable lantern, dimmable from 10 to 400 lumens. Turbine is a 100g mat pump that doubles as a lantern, and the Micro Turbine pump weighs 28g.
Camping Accessories
Footprints and spare parts for our tents are listed with the tent range.
The best tent pegs for camping
It depends on the ground. Hooked wire pegs like the Candy Canes work well in soft soil and pack down small. For rocky or hard-packed ground, longer Spikes give more purchase. If weight is a priority, go titanium: Apex for soft ground, TiRods for the mountains.
Tent footprints
A footprint adds a layer of protection between your tent groundsheet and rough terrain, extending the life of your tent and keeping it cleaner. Most of our tents have a matching footprint. If you have an Ultra 1, the dedicated Ultra 1 Footprint is cut to match exactly.
Repairing a tent
A tent repair kit covers most common damage: tears in the flysheet, punctures in the groundsheet and failed seams. Clean and dry the area thoroughly before applying a patch. For pole damage, carry a pole repair sleeve as a field fix until you can replace the section.
Designed by us, direct to you
Our gear goes directly from us to you. We design our camping kit here in the UK, and our warehouse team sends them straight to your door, or you can buy them in one of our stores. There are no distributors or retailers in the chain. It's how we keep making high-performing camping kit at the best possible value.
Further reading
- Tents for backpacking, bikepacking and camping
- Camping essentials list: the complete UK camping checklist
- Spring Clothing Guide for Hillwalking: Essential Advice
- Spring Wild Camping Guide: Gear and Tips for the First Trip
- Spring Bivvy Equipment for enjoying UK Wild Camping
- How to choose the best type of fuel for your camping stove
- Bivvy Bag Guide: How to Choose and Sleep in a Bivvy
- The ultimate guide to wild camping: Essential Advice
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