Hand / Foot Warmers– It’s nice to have a few emergency hand warmers around when you have the opposite problem while camping in the winter. Personal Fan– If you have an inverter and dual battery (see below), this is a must for hot weather camping. Plastic Paint Drop Cloth– I toss one down on the ground near the entrance of my truck canopy to avoid mud, dust, etc.Īwning – I use a combination of an 8×10 plastic tarp, my trekking poles, and bungee cords, but the wish list item would be an ARB awning. Plastic Boxes to Organize – I use two Sterilite 106-quart boxes to keep my gear neat and organized.Ĭurtains and/or Magic Shades – Simple black cloth curtains or the incredible Magic Shades for privacy while sleeping inside.Ĭan Safe– Great for peace of mind – toss one behind your seat and store some extra money, a credit card, even a spare truck key in case of emergencies. Pee Bottle– Having a place to go in the middle of the night if you are camped in a parking lot is crucial. Petzl Tikka Headlamp – Having a hands free light source is one of those crucial items. REI Camp Xtra Chair– A nice foldable chair will make life at camp a little better, better yet, grab at least two chairs. ![]() Pillow– Brands not so important as is the style… A regular pillow is best because memory foam freezes! The travel size isn’t necessary since you are truck camping. Dark colors are best because, well, truck camping. Light Cotton Sheet – When temps get too hot, I switch to a simple cotton sheet. I’ve slept in the Canadian Rockies in the winter with a 15-degree bag. 15 degrees will give you great coverage and temperature range. Marmot Plasma 15 Sleeping Bag – Get a high quality down sleeping bag. Read more about choosing a sleeping mattress or pad for truck camping. Teton Sports Camp Pad – I like this solid foam mattress because it is designed to be rolled up and stored. Note: Links below are affiliate links, this means that I get a small commission if you purchase anything at all through Amazon, REI, or, at absolutely no additional cost to you. These are the truck bed camping accessories that I use and recommend (along with a few generic items when a specific recommendation is not so important). I believe in buying the highest quality gear I can afford, while also purchasing gear that serves my other interests, like backpacking or climbing. The name of the game is minimalism and multi-use when it comes to truck camping in general, and the same should go for your truck camping gear. If you’re new here, don’t miss my guide to getting started truck camping or how to build a truck camping setup. Truck canopy camping is an incredibly freeing lifestyle but it is important to be well prepared while avoiding overpacking. Getting ready to go truck camping? Below you will find the truck camping gear and truck camping accessories that I use and love and will serve as a truck camping checklist to get you ready, get outfitted, and get on the road for your own truck camping adventures. ![]() If you make a purchase through these links, I will earn a commission at no extra cost to you. This article may contain affiliate links.
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