Everything You Need to Make a Campsite at Home–Indoors or Out!

A cooler for your beverages when camping out in the yard is a must so that you don’t keep having to run inside. We love the cheerful seafoam hue of this small Yeti cooler. 

A fire is a must for your backyard camp-out. This solid copper fire pit will look beautiful in your yard. 

Another essential? S’mores. If you’re camping indoors, this kit will help you create a delicious s’mores dip on the stove, but the skillet can also be placed on a campfire. Take it with you when you go camping in the future—you’ll just need to repurchase the ingredients.

It’s not a camping trip without lounging in a hammock. Hang this pretty boho one in your yard.

Camping and beer go hand in hand. Have a six-pack of Calidad (a light-bodied lager) delivered to your house via Saucey.

If you’re looking for a tent that you can use again later to really go camping…you know, like, out in nature…then this one is a great pick. It sleeps four and blocks 90% of sunlight so you won’t need to wake up with the sun.

If concocting fancy cocktails just isn’t your forté, allow these craft cocktail jars to do the work for you. All you have to do is add 12 oz. of alcohol, refrigerate the mixture for three days and shake it before serving. These cocktail jars come in hibiscus ginger lemon, bloody mary and aromatic citrus flavor options. 

Replicate the twinkling stars indoors with these string lights. Hang them from your walls or tent.

You’ll want some sleeping bags, and we like the pretty mint hue of these. They’ll keep you warm in temps as low as 30 degrees.

If you’re looking for a hammock that you can also take with you when you camp out for real in nature later, opt for this travel hammock. It packs away into a pouch for easy toting.

If you want to make a style statement with your fire pit, opt for this sculptural option. Its stone base offers storage for wood logs.