Camp Cooking Gear & Supplies

All the Best Backpacking and Camping Cookware Equipment Rentals

The generals say ""An army marches on its stomach."" I understand where that comes from - especially after struggling up and down hills on the trail in the backwoods with a pack on my back for a few hours.

You'll want to eat heartily along the way on backpacking trips, and dining under the stars is always a treat on the family camping trip. We carry the cooking gear you need to get you through your trip - whether you want to barely get by or feast like royalty. Read the product specs as some of the cooking gear is better for backpacking and some is better for car-camping. For example, don't take a cast iron skillet on a backpacking trip and other DUH considerations. Also see our Advice Pages for more information on cooking in the woods, preparation tips and eating right while on the trail, or give us a call for some recommendations.

Find below the stoves and cookware to help you stay fueled up. Tip - don't cook in the Titanium Kettle - it's a bear to clean; just use it for boiling water. The other pots clean up easy enough. Add some dehydrated food for backpacking if you're traveling light. Raid the grocery store and your kitchen to fill in the missing pieces.