Your camping trip just got better. Save on tents, coolers and sleeping bags during the Walmart camping gear sale.
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Your camping trip just got better. Save on tents, coolers and sleeping bags during the Walmart camping gear sale.
Our editors and experts handpick every product we feature. We may earn a commission from your purchases.Learn more.
Need some propane to power up that gas grill? No worries—this pair of propane tanks are a total steal at a savings of 67%. These lightweight tanks fit most propane-powered devices, from griddles to torches. Stock up while they’re available in the Walmart camping gear sale section—they won’t stay in stock long!
Finding the best coolers on a budget isn’t difficult when you shop Walmart’s camping gear sale. There are two things we love about the Ozark Trail Roto-Molded cooler aside from the 44% discount. The first is the clever built-in bottle opener—never forget to pack for parties again. Secondly, a super-seal gasket keeps the interior ice cold for days on end.
Best yet, it’s even certified bear-resistant by the Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee.
Crocs are the quintessential camp and gardening shoe. Not only do these waterproof clogs offer flexible comfort for all-day activities, but they convert from slip-ons to a secure fit by pivoting the back loop. The Crocs Yukon Vista series sandals offer a faux leather upper and secure stitching, giving them a stylish flair that’s still backwoods-appropriate.
Secure a pair while they’re still in stock and save a hefty $24.
The Walmart camping gear sale has a wide range of shelters fit for any party size, from family-sized tents to small, one-person tents. Ozark Trail’s 10-person family tent—currently on sale for 33% off—has two doors plus room dividers for up to three separate sleeping areas. Keep out bad weather with a secure seam-taped rainfly, and enjoy the enclosed screen room to beat the heat.
Sure, folding chairs are fine for camping—but while this KingCamp camping chair is available at a $30 discount, why not secure something better? A double-layer headrest lets you comfortably lounge and a mesh side panel delivers extra breathability for hot days. Underneath, a built-in storage center holds phones, lighters and bug spray for easy access.
Bring a backup lithium generator—like this portable power station by Jackery—to make it easy to charge phones, flashlights and power up electric griddles. Charge it up with the built-in solar panel, car adaptor or wall outlet and connect devices using either a traditional outlet or one of two USB ports. It’s generously priced at a savings of 43%.
Need a way to set up your editor-tested Yellow Leaf hammock? Don’t rely on two trees being precisely nine feet away from each other—snag this steel hammock stand. For a hefty discount of $40, this portable stand securely latches on to nearly any hammock anywhere from nine to 14 feet long. When not in use, simply fold it up into the included storage bag for your next trip.
While air mattresses are handy while camping—some of us simply can’t sleep on the ground without getting a stiff neck—most are a pain to set up. Not this extra-high airbed from Coleman! A built-in 4-D pump provides fast inflation or deflation in minutes—no packing a pump or exerting energy required. Inside, air-filled coils prevent sinking and deflation, so you only need to inflate it once per trip.
It’s well worth the price while on a $28 markdown.
Save a generous 50% on a lighted shower tent from Ozark Trail. This cool camping gadget keeps campers clean without the need for facilities, so it’s perfect for backwood trips. All poles connect to a single hub for easy setup, and the steel frame holds up to 5 gallons of water on a durable hanging hook. Outside, a mud mat offers a place to store clothes and towels.
Snag this portable propane gas grill from the Walmart camping gear sale section and serve blackened burgers at any tailgate or camping trip. Stainless steel legs easily scissor out for a simple setup, and the two porcelain-coated cast iron burners are independently controlled using easy-to-operate knobs.
Use the $70 savings to pick up a Coleman griddle to swap the grill grates out for sizzling pancakes and hash browns, or grab a rocket stove for even more on-the-trail options.