Camping Furniture

Our camping furniture range includes folding chairs, adjustable tables and compact storage built for easy setup and transport. Read more... Lightweight yet durable, Quechua camping furniture helps create a comfortable campsite base for family weekends, festivals and longer outdoor stays without taking up unnecessary space in your camping kit. (Read less)

Camping Furniture FAQs

What does a complete camping furniture setup include?

At its simplest, somewhere to sit, a surface for meals, a spot to cook, and something to make the ground feel a bit more like home. ... That last one matters more than people expect; a camping rug laid down adds a layer of insulation against the cold coming up through the grass and keeps mud and grit off your feet and bedding. From there, you can add as much or as little as you need, depending on your group and the space in your car.

What should you look for in a camping table?

Stability and easy carrying, mostly. A reinforced aluminium frame stays solid without weighing you down, and feet that adjust or rotate let you sit it level on a slope or soft ground rather than watching dinner slide off. A wipe-clean top earns its keep after a muddy meal or a sudden shower. Ranging from little side tables for a stove or a morning coffee up to full family dining surfaces, the camping tables fold flat with a handle for the car.

What makes a good camping chair?

Comfort that lasts the evening and a frame that suits how you travel. Steel chairs are tough and good value if you are parking right beside the pitch; carry your gear any distance, and a 7075 aluminium frame gives you the same strength for far less weight. Decent lumbar support is the bit people forget until their back reminds them. The camping chairs pack down small on a hub-and-pole system, and wide, mushroom-shaped feet stop them sinking into soft Irish ground or sand.

How does a camping kitchen unit help at the pitch?

It pulls the whole cooking corner together. Instead of crouching over a stove on the grass, you get a proper worktop at a sensible height, shelves for your bits and pieces, and often a windshield to keep the flame steady. Everything has its place, so you are not hunting for the tin opener in the dark. Set the camping kitchens up next to a table and a couple of chairs, and you have a tidy little outdoor kitchen-and-dining spot.

What's the easiest way to move camping furniture from the car?

A trolley saves your arms and a few trips back and forth. When the pitch is a fair walk from the car park, a folding camping trolley carries the table, the chairs and a loaded cooler in one go, then folds flat in the boot once you are set up. The thing to check is the wheels: big, chunky ones roll over grass, gravel and sand without digging in under a heavy load.