Spring Camping Gear

Spring camping gear from L.L.Bean is designed to help you make the most of every outdoor adventure as the days grow longer and the weather warms up. Whether you're heading out for a weekend in the woods or planning a family getaway, you'll find dependable essentials that offer lasting value and comfort. Explore durable, easy-to-use equipment and versatile layers made for relaxing around the campfire, exploring new trails, and enjoying all the fun that comes with springtime in the great outdoors.

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Women's Vista Camp Pants, Crop

A lightweight, gray cropped pant with UPF 50+, made from abrasion-resistant nylon blend for active comfort.

Pros: Versatile and stylish Durable and well-made Lightweight and breathable Great for travel and outdoor activities Comfortable fit
L.L.Bean Easy Comfort Camp Chair

A super-comfortable dark graphite camp chair with durable hard arms and a quick one-step setup.

Pros: Solid arms Lightweight Easy to get out of Sturdy Comfortable
L.L.Bean Easy Comfort Camp Chair, Low

A super-comfortable, pine forest camp chair with a reclining backrest and durable, powder-coated steel frame.

Pros: Great for outdoor use Lightweight Comfortable Nice design Easy to set up
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
L.L.Bean Access Sleeping Bag, 40°

A super-roomy, Rangeley Blue sleeping bag with recycled Polyfill insulation, perfect for warm weather car camping.

Pros: Super-roomy Lightweight Price point Quick-drying Synthetic material
Adults' L.L.Bean Flannel Lined Camp Sleeping Bag, 20°

A rugged nylon sleeping bag with warm recycled insulation and soft flannel lining, perfect for 20° weather.
L.L.Bean Camp Futon, Double

A luxurious 4-inch thick double sleeping pad in tuscan olive or moss olive, perfect for car camping.
Women's Waterproof PrimaLoft Packaway Jacket

A lightweight, waterproof, and windproof jacket with PrimaLoft insulation, adjustable hood, and multiple pockets.

Pros: Waterproof Lightweight Warmth Versatile Comfortable
Men's Mountain Classic Anorak, Multi-Color

A wind- and water-resistant anorak with adjustable drawcord, elastic cuffs, and stowaway pocket.

Pros: Fits well Stops wind Durable Lightweight and cute Great top layer
L.L.Bean Stowaway Pack, 20L

A lightweight gray day pack made from recycled polyester, easily packs into itself for convenient travel.

Pros: Lightweight and easy to carry Spacious with multiple compartments Durable and well made Comfortable shoulder straps Conveniently packable for travel
Women's Mountain Classic Anorak

An adjustable, windproof, and water-resistant anorak made from 100% Supplex nylon with a stowaway pocket.

Pros: Versatile and suitable for various activities Great fit and true to size Convenient and ample pockets Durable and high-quality material Lightweight and warm
Men's Waterproof PrimaLoft Packaway Jacket

An orange, waterproof, windproof jacket with PrimaLoft insulation, packable design, and multiple zippered pockets.

Pros: Waterproof Lightweight Well-made Warmth Comfortable
Women's No Fly Zone Shirt, Long-Sleeve

A blue aster long-sleeve shirt that repels insects, offers UPF 50+ protection, and features moisture-wicking fabric.

Pros: High sun protection Stylish design Lightweight material Effective mosquito protection Comfortable fit
Flannel Camp Pillow

A plush camping pillow with soft cotton flannel, firm polyester fill, and a water-repellent stuff sack.

Pros: Attractive design Soft flannel Perfect size Good construction Provides head support
Approach Rolling Gear Bag, Large

A durable, deep admiral blue rolling gear bag made of water-resistant nylon with impressive capacity and organization.

Pros: Durable design High quality Lightweight Easy to maneuver Spacious size
Adventure Mesh Gear Bag
Price was from: $79 now: $38.99

A durable, superlight black gear bag with open mesh construction for quick drying and easy visibility.
Kids' L.L.Bean Flannel Lined Camp Sleeping Bag, 40°

A kids' sleeping bag with a durable nylon shell, cozy cotton flannel lining, and recycled insulation.
L.L.Bean Flannel Lined Camp Sleeping Bag, 0°

A 0° camp sleeping bag with cozy cotton flannel lining and durable brushed nylon shell.
Kids' L.L.Bean Puffer Sleeping Bag, 40°

A superlight blue sleeping bag with recycled ColdShield insulation and a soft, water-resistant polyester shell.
Ultralight Personal Organizer

An ultralight black travel organizer made from recycled polyester with two zippered mesh pockets.
Adventure Mesh Gear Tote
Price was from: $59.95 now: $29.99

A durable, quick-drying black tote with mesh construction and drawstring closure for easy access and storage.
Kids' L.L.Bean Puffer Sleeping Bag, 40° Print
Price was from: $89.95 now: $75.99

A lightweight, water-resistant sleeping bag with recycled polyester insulation and a soft 30D ripstop shell in fun prints.
L.L.Bean Access Camp Chair Tripod, Plaid
Price was from: $49.95 now: $41.99

A compact red plaid camp chair made from durable recycled polyester with a tough steel frame and carry strap.
Adults' L.L.Bean Puffer Sleeping Bag, 40° Print
Price was from: $110 now: $92.99

A lightweight, water-resistant sleeping bag with recycled polyester insulation and a soft 30D ripstop shell in a fun print.

Spring Camping Gear

Spring camping brings with it a special kind of anticipation—the kind that builds as the days grow longer, the air softens, and the first green shoots push through last autumn’s leaves. It’s a season for shaking off winter’s chill and reconnecting with the outdoors, whether you’re returning to a favorite family campground, venturing into the woods with friends, or introducing kids to their very first night under the stars. The right spring camping gear makes all the difference, offering comfort and convenience while you soak in the sights and sounds of the season: the call of peepers at dusk, the scent of pine needles warming in the sun, and the simple pleasure of a hot drink cradled in chilly morning hands. When you’re outfitting for spring, it’s important to consider the unique challenges and joys of the season—unpredictable weather, cool nights, and the need for layers that keep you cozy without weighing you down. Look for gear that’s built to last, with thoughtful details like easy-to-use closures, sturdy materials, and designs that adapt to changing conditions. Versatility is key, especially when packing room is limited but you want to be prepared for everything from a surprise rain shower to a spontaneous picnic by the lake.

Spring camping gear isn’t just practical; it’s also a wonderful source of inspiration for gift-giving. There’s something special about giving a loved one the tools to create new memories outdoors, whether it’s a roomy tent for family adventures, a plush sleeping bag for a college grad’s first solo trip, or a set of camp kitchen essentials for a couple who loves to cook together under the open sky. These are gifts that invite exploration and togetherness, perfect for birthdays, graduations, or simply celebrating the return of warmer weather. For those just starting out, it’s helpful to focus on durable, easy-to-use pieces that build confidence and make every outing smoother—think gear that packs up quickly, cleans easily, and stands up to plenty of use. If you’re looking to outfit a beginner, our Starter Camping Gear page is a great place to find all the essentials in one spot. Even seasoned campers appreciate upgrades that add a little extra comfort or convenience, from lightweight chairs to weather-resistant lanterns that brighten up the campsite long after sunset.

No matter how you camp—solo, with family, or as part of a group—spring is the perfect time to refresh your gear and look forward to new adventures. The right equipment helps you settle in quickly, stay comfortable through shifting conditions, and focus on what matters most: sharing stories around the campfire, exploring new trails, and savoring the quiet moments that only nature can offer. As you plan your next outing, think about the features that matter most to you—like roomy interiors for changing in privacy, portable tables for campsite meals, or extra pockets for stashing books and binoculars. Reliable gear means fewer worries and more time spent enjoying the outdoors, whether you’re camping close to home or heading off the beaten path. With quality, versatility, and comfort at the forefront, you’ll be well-prepared to make the most of every spring camping trip, creating memories that last long after the tents are packed away and the last marshmallow has been toasted.

FAQs

When choosing spring camping gear, look for items that are durable, comfortable, and versatile enough to handle changing weather conditions. Features like easy-to-use closures, weather-resistant materials, and packable designs can make your experience smoother. Consider gear that offers good ventilation for warmer days and insulation for cool nights, and opt for items that are easy to clean and maintain after a weekend outdoors.

Keeping your gear organized is much easier with storage solutions like duffel bags, packing cubes, or dedicated camp bins. Designate separate containers for cooking supplies, sleeping essentials, and clothing. Use mesh pockets and small pouches for quick-access items like headlamps, maps, or snacks. Packing with organization in mind helps you find what you need quickly and keeps your campsite tidy.

Layering is key for spring camping, as temperatures can fluctuate throughout the day. Bring moisture-wicking base layers, insulating mid-layers, and a weather-resistant outer layer. Choose a sleeping bag rated for the season and consider a sleeping pad for extra warmth and comfort. Don’t forget a comfortable camp chair for relaxing by the fire and a lightweight blanket for added coziness during chilly evenings.

Camping gear makes a thoughtful gift for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages, from families who love weekend getaways to friends who enjoy hiking and solo adventurers looking to upgrade their setup. It’s also a great choice for someone just starting their camping journey, students heading off to college, or couples who like to explore together. Quality gear encourages new adventures and shared experiences.

After your trip, be sure to air out tents and sleeping bags before storing them to prevent moisture buildup. Clean cookware and utensils thoroughly, and wipe down any surfaces that may have gotten dirty. Store gear in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Regular maintenance, like checking for wear and tear or reapplying water resistance to certain items, will help your gear last for many seasons to come.

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Spring Camping Gear