Camping Drinkware Blog

A cooler is one of the most versatile pieces of equipment that someone can add to their camping kitchen setup. An ice chest can come in handy for a camping trip, as a lunchbox, and even during tailgates. At the end of a long trip, it is understandable for people to be tired, and...

When you’re finished brewing the perfect cup of coffee, you need to clean your coffee maker. Nobody wants to give up their coffee when they go on a camping trip. However, without access to a full kitchen, it can be hard to thoroughly clean your camping kitchen equipment, especially if it’s a strange shape...

Securing a source of water must always be a priority for campers in order to stay hydrated outdoors. Plastic water bottles sold in supermarkets can serve as a reliable source of potable water, but there are concerns with them as well. Namely, campers will likely need more than just one plastic water bottle to...

Whether you are on a hunting trip, kayaking, fishing, or hiking, outdoor activities can go awry without appropriate supplies and clean water. If you do not bring along your supply of water, you will have to learn how to use tools to purify water at your destination. This guide explains how you could go...

Let’s face it, worrying about water pales in comparison to the fun plans for camping. However, keeping your body hydrated is essential to a healthy and effective lifestyle. If you don’t drink enough water on a hot day, a fun hike in the woods can turn dangerous. Dehydration can quickly lead to a serious...

To many people, enjoying the great outdoors means stepping away from the comforts of home. However, just because you’re away from civilization doesn’t mean you can’t have a good cup of coffee. With the right equipment and a little knowledge, you can have the perfect cup of coffee every morning. In this piece, you’ll...

How Can You Make Great Coffee Without All the Special Equipment?. Great java requires a camper to measure the right amount of ground coffee beans, based on the quantity of water being used. This is the most basic of all brewing fundamentals, but one that’s often skipped by many beginners. Getting the right percentage...