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The Ultimate Outdoor & Adventure Gift Guide Hub

Sep 8
10 min read

Updated: Sep 15

Your one-stop guide to finding the perfect gift for the hikers, campers, climbers, and outdoor adventurers in your life, organized by who it's for and what you want to spend.


Why This Guide Exists


Shopping for the outdoorsy person in your life shouldn't mean scrolling through a hundred tabs of gear you're not sure they'll actually use. Whether you're buying for a die-hard mountain hiker, a weekend camper, an adventure-travel obsessive, or a kid who never wants to come inside, this hub rounds up every one of our gift guides in one place, sorted by recipient and budget, so you can jump straight to what you need.


Bookmark this page. We'll keep adding new guides as we publish them.





  • The Pit
    The Pit
  • The Pit in Action
    The Pit in Action
  • The Grill
    The Grill

We got this in the spring and had no idea how much it would change our lives. Literally everything you cook on this bad boy is a million times better, why? Is it science? Does live fire cook food in a molecularly different way? We don't know. It just works. We've genuinely had debates about it with friends.


Plus, it's a smokeless fire pit, so you can still enjoy a nice fire after cooking without smelling like a campfire for three days.


It's just a kick-ass, awesome item that makes an epic gift for men, women, friends, parents, anyone you love enough to spend over $100 on.



Jump to a Guide:





  • Gift of Glamping
    Gift of Glamping
  • iPhone Photography Class
    iPhone Photography Class
  • Guided Rock Climbing Trip
    Guided Rock Climbing Trip
  • Indoor Skydiving + Experiences
    Indoor Skydiving + Experiences
  • Gift an RV Rental!
    Gift an RV Rental!
  • Adventure Photography Class
    Adventure Photography Class

Sometimes the best gift isn't a thing, it's a memory. This guide covers guided hikes, national park passes, gear rental experiences, adventure travel packages, and more for the person who'd rather collect experiences than stuff.


Experiences can range from free - $$$ depending on your choices!



Our Top 5:


  1. National Parks Pass ($80): It supports our public lands and is good for an entire year of exploration, hiking, camping, and fun. Take that epic National Park trip you've always dreamed of!!

  2. Gift of Glamping ($75-$500): Book them a unique stay or a gift card for Glamping! Whether its a tricked-out tent, a cute cabin, a yurt, etc. glamping is always a fun way to break out of the norm and do something adventurous!

  3. Campervan or RV Rental ($100-$500): This is one of my favorites. There is nothing more fun than a road trip IMO. Pair this with your National Parks pass and BOOM, best weekend ever.

  4. Book and Adventure ($50-$300): Always wanted to try rock climbing? Maybe a rafting trip? Guided hike? There are so many options and these are the real memory makers!

  5. Adventure Photography Class - Online ($8 / Month): The gift of learning a new skill! Adventure photography is great for someone with a camera that has always wanted to hone in on their skill, I also love the iphone photography class becasue anyone can join in!





  • Turtlebox BT Speaker
    Turtlebox BT Speaker
  • Camping Slipper
    Camping Slipper
  • Loveseat
    Loveseat
  • Telescope
    Telescope
  • Stellarscope
    Stellarscope
  • Puffy Camp Blanket
    Puffy Camp Blanket

Not sure who you're shopping for yet, or just want the best-of-the-best across the board? This is our master list of outdoor and adventure gear gifts that work for almost anyone on your list.


Ranging from $25 - $350



Our Top 5:


  1. Stargazing Kit Stellarscope ($74): Give the gift of stargazing. This kit is just all around fun and the perfect thing to pack for any adventure. The small, easily portable device helps you to quickly identify more than 1,500 stars visible to the naked eye.

  2. Camp Snap Screen Free Digital Camera ($69,99): Bring back the 90's baby! This camera is so much fun to bring on adventures that you want to be screen-free for. Its perfect for families and actually takes pretty amazing photos.

  3. Rumpl Puffy Blanket ($99): I wasn't 100% sold on these until I tried it - this is the warmest blanket on the planet and unlike other fabrics these don't pick up every piece of dirt and mulch when getting dragged across the ground by your kids!

  4. 100 Hikes of a Lifetime Book ($21): I just think this is such a fun book to have as a coffee table reader. Its inspiring, has beautiful photographs, and might actually get you out on your next epic hike!

  5. Puffy Camping Slippers ($75): I'm putting these here in hopes that someone buys them for me because I've always wanted a pair of sleeping-bag-like camping slippers. They just look so cozy. I've had friends tell me they are a must-have and "totally worth it", so please, someone, buy these for me ;) and also your loved one!





  • Wood Splitter
    Wood Splitter
  • Axe
    Axe
  • Cozy Flannel
    Cozy Flannel
  • Electric Mini E-Dirtbike
    Electric Mini E-Dirtbike
  • Meat Box
    Meat Box
  • Pendleton Hat
    Pendleton Hat

Hiking boots, trail gear, camp cooking tools, and adventure-travel essentials for the men who are happiest with dirt on their boots.



Our Top 5:


  1. Electric Mini E-Dirt Bike ($1,050): Ok I know its a splurge of a gift, but come on! Who doesn't want one of these?? I surprised my husband with one and he hasn't stopped giggling a while year later. So yeah, you're welcome.

  2. Meat Box ($169): A box full of high quality meat and fish to grill? This is a win for the whole family really. I think its practical while still being a really fun thing to receive!

  3. Pendleton Wallet ($48): How long has your man been carrying around his old wallet? Time for a sweet upgrade and there is nothing classier than Pendleton IMO.

  4. The Perfect Flannel ($174): Comfort + Style, everyone wants this combination and this super soft flannel is it.

  5. Demer Box BT Speaker ($399): This speaker was built for use in the outdoors, Tough enough for combat and loud enough for a pool party, the DemerBox DB2 is a rugged, waterproof speaker hand-built in the USA.



Outdoorsy Men Under $25ish


Small but mighty gear picks that won't break the bank.


  • Parks Bottle
    Parks Bottle
  • Dumb Birds Guide
    Dumb Birds Guide
  • Rope Cozy
    Rope Cozy


Our Top 5:


  1. Compact Scope ($28): Whether you’re a stargazer or birdwatcher, the Wren Pocket Scope is a perfect, compact addition to your outdoor gear. The high-quality monocular offers a 6X 18mm zoom magnification with a bright and sharp view, powered by BaK-4 prism glass.

  2. Climbing Rope Beer Cozy ($25): This clever design is made from repurposed rock climbing rope, plus its a beer cozy with a handle - so, pretty sweet.

  3. Dumb Birds Field Guide To the Worst Birds Ever ($16): A genuinely hilarious birding book o help you identify and stay away from the absolute worst birds ever to plague planet Earth

  4. Big Night Tinned Fish ($20): I am a huge advocate for food gifts, I have never been sad to get food and it is quite useful as well. These are cute, delish, and pair well with camping.

  5. Defend The Parks Nalgene ($25): Not only is this bottle cool looking, but I bet your man is always losing his and needs a new one anyways. Purchasing this bottle supports our parks and your mans hydration.




Outdoorsy Men Under $50


A step up in quality, great for a solid stocking-stuffer-plus or a "just because" gift.


  • 6-Pack Dry Bag
    6-Pack Dry Bag
  • Classic Yeti
    Classic Yeti
  • Custom Reel Viewer
    Custom Reel Viewer


Our Top 5:


  1. Yeti Rambler Mug ($35): I have had one of these for 10 years and I still use it. It actually keeps my drink hot for hours and, honestly, they look cool.

  2. Inverted Lighter ($48): Designed to work at any angle the inverted lighting is a super cool accessory. You really can't have too many fire-making devices.

  3. Cast Iron Garlic Roaster ($28): This is the cutest little cast iron item I've ever seen and it is designed specifically to roast garlic! Are you kidding me? Who wouldn't want this?? I want it thats for sure.

  4. 6-Pack Dry Bag Cooler ($48): This bag insulated and waterproof so you can bring your favorite 6-pack to the river in stealth and style. You could also fit other items that actually need to stay dry in this bag, but why be practical?

  5. Create Your Own Reel Viewer ($35): Throwing it back to childhood with this one! Remember those little orange viewers you would look through to see holographic dinosaurs and shit in when you were a kid? Its that! But Better! You can customize the images to be super cute pictures of each other, your kids, the fish he has caught, the most embarrassing pictures you have of him, etc.


Outdoorsy Men Under $100


Bigger-ticket gear that makes a real impact on the trail.


  • Yeti Bird Flask
    Yeti Bird Flask
  • Camp Slippers
    Camp Slippers
  • Parks Atlas
    Parks Atlas


Top 5:


  1. Puffy Camping Slippers ($70): I am once again advocating for puffy sleeping-bag slippers because what could be more cozy while camping?? Or at home? Or just give up and start wearing them everywhere! They are amazing and we all need them.

  2. Yeti Flask ($60): Its yeti so you know its good, but also you can choose from designs that have birds on them! Woohoo. Plus everyone feels cool when they break out a flask of whiskey while camping, or at the grocery store I don't judge.

  3. National Parks Atlas ($58): I just think this thing is the coolest little book to have laying around. Its an Atlas covering all 250 of America's National parks. There is so much information in this tiny book and it just looks cool and vintage. You're going to pass this one down to the kids for sure.

  4. Camp Snap Camera ($70): This thing is a screen-free digital camera. Its designed to take on adventures and capture memories without being distracted by screens. They take really cool vintage looking photos and are just all around a fun toy.

  5. Faherty X Parks Project Corduroy Hat ($58): This is simply a very cool hat. He will like it and your purchase support our parks!





  • Adventure Overalls Women
    Adventure Overalls Women
  • Travel Pack
    Travel Pack
  • Turquoise Knife
    Turquoise Knife
  • Solar Lights
    Solar Lights
  • Colorfull Fanny
    Colorfull Fanny
  • Tinned Veggies
    Tinned Veggies

From trail-ready apparel to camp gear built for her, this guide covers the essentials and the wish-list items for outdoorsy women.




Our Top 5:


  1. Adventure Overalls ($169): These are my go-to outfit for all adventures, they are designed to be quick-dry and stretchy for hiking, biking, etc. but be cute enough to wear to grab drinks with friends! I can not tell you how much I love these, I have them in multiple colors and I might switch my whole wardrobe to just overalls at this point.

  2. Portable Expresso Maker ($130-$250): I wanted. to upgrade our camping coffee so I finally splurged and got this thing. It is a labor of love in all honestly, but it makes the best damn camping espresso I've ever had.

  3. Turquoise Inlayed Knife ($299): Women love having a good knife too. Years ago my brother bought. me one and I have treasured it.

  4. Cute Boho Camp Slippers ($148): I think you absolute need a pair of slippers while camping, and also at home. A fun boho pair is a thoughtful gift and you really cant go wrong with slippers since they wont be wearing them in public anyways!

  5. NY Times Puzzle Book ($38): Hear me out on this one, your camping and don't want to look at your phone - this book is packed with fun activities (that are also brain boosters) and its also a great one for the coffee table at home!



Outdoorsy Women Under $25


Affordable finds that still feel like a treat.


  • BT Speaker
    BT Speaker
  • Fish Knife
    Fish Knife
  • Campfire Colors!
    Campfire Colors!


Our Top 5:


  1. Fingerling Fish Knife ($20): This little knife is cute, fun, and useful. It comes in a super cute box so its perfect for gifting! Who doesn't want a fish knife?

  2. Campfire Color Flame Powder ($15): Add a little whimsy to your camping trip (or backyard fire) with this magic color changing powder! Such a cute little gift that anyone can enjoy.

  3. Flashback Portable Speaker ($29): I love the vintage look of this little BT speaker, its just plain fun.

  4. A-Frame Window Bird Feeder ($18): Bring the birds right to your window with this small but mighty little feeder!

  5. Pee Cloth! ($20): This might sound a little crazy, but I was stoked when. I got gifted my Kula Pee Cloth. Its great for women who hike a lot and sometimes need to step off the trail to pee without wanting to cart around dirty toilet paper. Its anti-microbial and attaches to the outside of your pack!



Outdoorsy Women Under $50


Great mid-range picks for gear upgrades and trail comforts.


  • 50 Places to Camp
    50 Places to Camp
  • Cotopaxi Fanny
    Cotopaxi Fanny
  • Boho Cubes
    Boho Cubes



Our Top 5:


  1. Mini Flower Press ($28): This is just the cutest little thing to bring on adventures with you and keep little flowers and leaves to remember your trip!

  2. Boho Packing Cubes ($36): For travel, camping trips, and even just storing seasonal items in your closet these are much more fun than boring traditional packing cubes. Bring a little more whimsy into her life!

  3. Cotopaxi Fanny Pack ($40): Useful and cute this little fanny comes in the best colors and can hold all of her snacks and sunscreen ;)

  4. 50 Places to Camp Before You Die ($30): I've had this on my coffee table for years and I still love looking at it! Inspire her next camping trip.

  5. National Parks Puzzle ($30): Puzzle lover? Grab her one that will show her every national park in the USA!



Outdoorsy Women Under $100


Investment-level gear she'll actually use on every trip.


  • Day Pack
    Day Pack
  • Puffy Blanket
    Puffy Blanket
  • Solar lights
    Solar lights


Our Top 5:


  1. Rumpl Puffy Blanket ($99): I wasn't 100% sold on these until I tried it - this is the warmest blanket on the planet and unlike other fabrics these don't pick up every piece of dirt and mulch when getting dragged across the ground by your kids!

  2. Good Day Pack ($70): A good, cute daypack is better than a dumb Birkin Bag in my mind. I have carried this thing up so many mountains and packed so many snacks in this I have to say, I love mine.

  3. Tangle Free Solar String Lights ($100): These are the key to brining the vibes to any campsite. They last forever and are solar powered so you never need batteries.

  4. FOOD Glitter!! ($80): Ok not actual glitter here, but a flavor and texture boost for all of your meals, plus super cute packaging so you know she will love them.

  5. A Life's Work Honeybee Necklace ($98): The full amount of honey that bee produces in its lifetime encased in a glass teardrop necklace. Pretty sweet.




  • Knot Tying Game
    Knot Tying Game
  • Backpack Sleeping Bag
    Backpack Sleeping Bag
  • Bug Bingo
    Bug Bingo
  • Mud Kitchen
    Mud Kitchen
  • Explorer Set
    Explorer Set
  • Adventure Kit
    Adventure Kit

Get the next generation excited about the outdoors with gear, toys, and tools built for little adventurers.



Our Top 5:


  1. Throwback Walkie Talkies ($60): There are no kids that do not love walkie talkie communication, its just the most fun especially while camping!

  2. Build Your Own Bug Hotel ($30): Educational, polinator friendly, and any craft-loving or building loving kids dream!

  3. Real Tool Kit ($65): Kids should have their own tool set for when they want to help around the house! I don't know why but my kid loves hers, and she is always looking for something to fix!

  4. Bugtastic Bingo ($24): My daughter is currently obsessed with Bingo, so I had to add this one for her. Learn your bugs, have some good old fashioned family fun!

  5. Kids Size Backpack Sleeping Bag ($80): Kids love having their own gear and this sleeping bag is especially fun because it comes with its own backpack!




  • Bear First Aid Kit
    Bear First Aid Kit
  • Learn Knots
    Learn Knots
  • Kids Headlamp
    Kids Headlamp
  • Felt Ball Sling Shot
    Felt Ball Sling Shot
  • Kids First Knife
    Kids First Knife
  • Bugservatory
    Bugservatory


Tiny gifts for tiny adventurers — perfect for stockings, advent calendars, or "just because" surprises.





  • Apocalypse Survival Kit
    Apocalypse Survival Kit
  • Smokey The Bear Keychain
    Smokey The Bear Keychain
  • National Parks Pass
    National Parks Pass
  • Bug Repel
    Bug Repel
  • Betalock
    Betalock
  • Hand Warmers
    Hand Warmers

Small, budget-friendly, trail-ready goodies perfect for filling out a stocking without a big price tag.




More Guides Coming Soon!


This gift guide hub will keep growing! Check back for new additions as we publish more categories.



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