Camping lamps

Camping lamps give light in and around your tent. Once the sun has gone, you still want to cook, read or check a map. A good lamp makes that easy and safe. In this collection you will find LED lamps, so they give a lot of light and use little power. As a result, you don't need to recharge or swap batteries all the time.

What to look for in camping lamps

First, look at the number of lumens, because more lumens means more light. For a small tent, a lamp with few lumens is enough, while a large tent or a table outdoors asks for more. Also look at the light modes. You can dim many lamps, so you have a soft light in the evening. Also handy: a hook to hang the lamp and a flat base to stand it on. In addition, the lamps are small and light, so they fit in any bag.

How to use a tent lamp

Hang the lamp high in the peak of your tent, then it lights the whole space. Put it on the table when you eat or play a game. Use the lowest mode when you go to sleep, because then the lamp lasts longest. Charge the lamp at home before you leave. For a long trip, also bring a power bank. A small second lamp is smart, because then you always have a backup.

Lamps in this collection

• Moonlight from Falcon Eye, 500 lumens
• Starlight from Falcon Eye, 310 lumens and small
• Barebones Beacon, a lantern from Barebones
• Sicklight from Falcon Eye, 1000 lumens with RGB filters

You will find more lamps under energy and lighting. In short, with good camping lamps the evening in the tent feels just as nice as the day. Take a look at the products below.