The 48 qt Adventurer Cooler, with optional wire baskets and dividers, has everything you need to stay organized and keep your provisions cold during an extended trip. Stay hydrated after a long day exploring the wilderness and crack open four bottles at a time with built-in openers in the sturdy aluminum handles. If your group prefers pull tabs to bottle caps, pack up to 42 cans of refreshment into the Ecofoam™ insulated hard cooler.
Still others like to relax with a drink that’s only accessible by popping a cork. Cordova has vino covered with a 12 oz Wine Tumbler in a wide variety of colors. Cordova's full line of stainless-steel tumblers are double-walled and spill-resistant with clear slider lids. After the party ends and the morning birds start singing, pour some freshly-brewed coffee into the 12 oz Camp Mug that will stay hot through a hearty breakfast. The 20 oz Tumbler version is available too in case you need more assistance prepping for the day’s activities.
Use the dividers and wire basket for the perishable items to separate meats, vegetables, dairy, and other drinks. Your cooler can even help with mealtime prep: the dividers double as cutting boards! Place the cutting board on the lid’s flat surface, which also features a raised lip, and get chopping.
While hanging out at the campsite with your loyal four-legged trail companion, serve up some nice cool water in the 64 oz Yukon Dog Bowl. The durable, stainless steel bowl maintains a nice cool temperature for your pup throughout the evening.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I pack for a weekend camping trip?
For a weekend camping trip, pack the essentials like a tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, weather-appropriate clothing, food, water, cooking supplies, lighting and a first aid kit. Don't forget items like insect repellent, sunscreen and a cooler to keep your food and drinks fresh throughout your stay.
How do I prepare for my first weekend camping trip?
Start by choosing a campground that matches your experience level and checking the weather forecast before you leave. Make a packing checklist, test your gear at home and plan simple meals so you can spend more time enjoying the outdoors.
What food is best for a weekend camping trip?
Easy-to-prepare meals and snacks work best for weekend camping. Consider sandwiches, hot dogs, burgers, pasta, trail mix, fresh fruit and pre-cut vegetables. Store perishable items in a very well-insulated cooler with plenty of ice to keep them cold.
How much water should I bring camping for a weekend?
A good rule of thumb is to bring at least one gallon of water per person, per day for drinking, cooking and basic cleaning. If potable water isn't available at your campsite, pack extra or bring a reliable water filtration system.
How do I keep food cold while camping?
Pre-chill your cooler before packing, use plenty of ice or even ice packs and keep the cooler out of direct sunlight whenever possible. Opening the lid only when necessary also helps maintain colder temperatures for longer.