Organizing Camping Gear

Organizing camping gear can transform your outdoor adventures into seamless experiences, allowing you to focus on the joys of nature. With our selection of durable and versatile solutions, keeping your equipment neat and accessible has never been easier. Whether you're setting up camp for a weekend getaway or an extended expedition, these quality storage options ensure everything is in its place. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing your gear is organized, so you can fully embrace the great outdoors with family and friends.

Sort by:

Filter & Sort

504 Items

L.L.Bean Truck Seat Fishing Organizer

A durable 210D ripstop nylon organizer for fishing gear, featuring multiple pockets and mesh storage in forest shade.
L.L.Bean Stowaway Pack, 20L

An ultra-light, black day pack with recycled polyester, featuring multiple pockets and a compact stowaway design.

Pros: Functional design Plenty of space Good quality Lightweight Durable
Zip Hunter's Tote Bag With Strap, Camo

A large, durable camouflage tote with a nylon shoulder strap and water-resistant thermoplastic interior.

Pros: Comfortable shoulder strap Versatile design Water-resistant interior Durable material Roomy size
Approach Rolling Gear Bag, Medium

A medium-sized, black rolling gear bag made of durable nylon with multiple compartments and a retractable handle.

Pros: Easy to move Many pockets Reasonable price Inner bag with zippers Compact size
Approach Rolling Gear Bag, Large

A durable forest shade rolling gear bag made of tough nylon with impressive capacity and organized compartments.

Pros: Durable design Lightweight Easy to maneuver Secure and convenient Spacious compartments
Approach Rolling Gear Bag, X-Large

A durable, water-resistant black nylon rolling gear bag with impressive capacity, zippered compartments, and retractable handle.

Pros: Looks nice Lightweight Well-made Handles Roomy
L.L.Bean Adventure Day Packs

A rugged, mallard teal day pack made from recycled nylon with multiple organizational features for outdoor adventures.
Adventure Pro Waterproof Duffle, 60 L
Price was from: $159 now: $119

A rugged, lobster red, 60L duffle made from waterproof 420-denier ripstop nylon with multiple carry options.
Adventure Mesh Gear Tote
Price was from: $59.95 now: $49.99

A durable, quick-drying black tote with mesh construction and drawstring closure for easy access and storage.
Women's Osprey Aura AG65 Pack

A lightweight, tungsten grey multi-day pack with water-resistant zippers and multiple gear attachment loops.
Adventure Mesh Gear Bag
Price was from: $79 now: $54.99

A durable, superlight black gear bag with open mesh construction for quick drying and easy visibility.
Sea To Summit Big River Dry Bags

A rugged, waterproof 5-liter dry bag in picante red, made from abrasion-resistant nylon and Hypalon.
Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil Compression Sack

An atoll blue 8-liter compression sack made from durable 30-denier diamond ripstop siliconized Cordura®.
Sea To Summit Lightweight Stuff Sacks

An olive green, 8-liter nylon sack perfect for organized, water-resistant packing on any adventure.
Sea To Summit Lightweight Compression Sacks

A surf blue, 20-liter nylon compression sack that reduces gear volume by two-thirds for organized packing.
Adventure Rolling Duffle Bag, X-Large, 95L

An eco-friendly 95L rolling duffle bag in Tuscan Olive, made from recycled polyester with a U-shaped zipper.
Adventure Rolling Duffle Bag, Large, 70L

A large, durable rolling duffle made from recycled polyester with waterproof fabric and a wide U-shaped opening.
Waxed-Canvas Personal Organizer Toiletry Bag, Medium

A durable, classic navy waxed-canvas toiletry bag with mesh pockets, zip compartments, and a built-in hook.

Pros: Solid build Great color Durable Easy to clean interior Plenty of room
Approach Travel Pack, 39L

An extra-tough 39L travel pack in forest shade nylon with adjustable straps and a padded laptop sleeve.

Pros: Large interior pocket Stylish design Great for travel Comfortable Easy to carry
L.L.Bean Camp Table

A dark graphite aluminum camp table with a mesh basket, folding design, and included carry bag.

Pros: Lightweight Durability Sturdiness Space-saving Easy to set up
Maine Guide Waxed-Canvas Two-Piece Rod Case

A khaki brown waxed-canvas rod case with quilted lining, accommodating up to three two-piece rods.

Pros: Matches shotgun case Attractive tin wax appearance Spacious design
L.L.Bean Acadia 4-Person Tent

An innovative four-person tent with self-closing magnetic door, durable polyester, and No-See-Um mesh windows.

Pros: Perfect fit Soft material Warmth Comfortable Shorter length
Women's Technical Big Game Hunting Pack
Price was from: $109 now: $79.99

A women's hunting pack in Mossy Oak camouflage, made from lightweight, water-resistant ripstop polyester.
Waterfowler's Pack

A rugged, water-resistant nylon hunting pack with multiple pockets and Mossy Oak Blades camo for concealment.

Organizing Camping Gear

Organizing camping gear is the kind of preparation that pays off every time you head out for an overnight under the stars. Whether you’re gearing up for a weekend at the local campground, a cross-country road trip, or a family reunion in the woods, a little planning goes a long way toward making the experience smoother and more enjoyable. As autumn settles in and the air turns crisp, it’s especially important to keep your gear sorted and ready, so you can make the most of those spontaneous, sun-dappled days and cool, clear nights. Thoughtful organization starts at home, where grouping similar items together—like kitchen essentials, sleeping gear, or first aid supplies—makes packing and unpacking a breeze. Many outdoor enthusiasts swear by using clear bins, sturdy totes, or color-coded stuff sacks to keep everything in its place. Labeling containers or bags helps everyone in the group—whether it’s kids on their first camping trip or seasoned adventurers—find what they need quickly, even when the sun dips below the horizon. For those who love to cook at camp, dedicating a bin to kitchen tools and pantry staples means you’ll never forget the spatula or the marshmallows. Storing sleeping bags loosely in oversized, breathable bags helps maintain their loft and warmth, while keeping lanterns, headlamps, and batteries together ensures you’re never left fumbling in the dark.

Packing your vehicle with organization in mind can make arrival at the campsite less hectic. Place items you’ll need right away, like tents and rainwear, near the top or back for easy access, while stowing less urgent gear deeper in the trunk or cargo area. For families, keeping a checklist for each category—cooking, sleeping, cleaning, and personal care—can help everyone pitch in and make sure nothing gets left behind. Hanging toiletry bags are a favorite for keeping small essentials tidy and accessible, especially in shared camp washrooms. And when it comes to maximizing space, thinking vertically—by stacking bins or using hanging organizers—keeps gear off the ground and easy to spot. These organizing solutions also make thoughtful gifts for campers of all ages, from new graduates planning their first solo adventure to grandparents who cherish weekends with the grandkids. After each trip, a bit of care goes a long way: cleaning and drying your gear thoroughly before storing it in a cool, dry spot keeps it in top shape for your next outing. With the right approach, organizing your camping gear isn’t just about tidiness; it’s about creating more time for what matters—laughing around the campfire, exploring new trails, and savoring the peace of the outdoors. For more inspiration and practical tips on gearing up for your next trip, take a look at our Camping Gear Ideas page.

FAQs

Keeping your camping gear organized at the campsite is all about grouping similar items together and using dedicated containers. Use bins or stuff sacks for categories like cooking, sleeping, and cleaning supplies. Labeling each container makes it easy for everyone to find what they need, and using hanging organizers or vertical storage solutions helps keep essentials off the ground and within reach.

After each trip, make sure all gear is cleaned and thoroughly dried before storage. Store sleeping bags loosely in large, breathable bags to maintain their loft, and keep other gear in clear bins or totes in a cool, dry location. This helps protect your equipment from moisture and pests, so it stays in great condition for your next adventure.

When packing your vehicle, place items you’ll need immediately upon arrival—like tents, rainwear, and camp chairs—where they’re easy to access. Stack bins or bags by category and use the vertical space in your trunk or cargo area. This approach keeps your gear organized and helps you set up camp quickly once you arrive.

Organizing products like labeled bins, color-coded stuff sacks, and hanging toiletry bags make thoughtful gifts for campers. These items help keep gear tidy and easy to find, making any camping trip more enjoyable for both new and experienced outdoor enthusiasts.

Creating a detailed checklist based on gear categories—such as kitchen, sleeping, first aid, and personal care—can help ensure you pack everything you need. Many campers keep a master list and add or adjust items after each trip, so they’re always ready for the next adventure.

It's time to upgrade your browser

Organizing Camping Gear