BWCA Gear Guide
Camping Gear
Your guide to the essential camping gear for Boundary Waters adventures.
Tents
Find the right tent for your adventure into the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. View Category Details
Hammocks
Hammocks offer a great way to relax during the day, and now with new technology, it offers a comfortable way to sleep. View Category Details
Tarps
When rain and wind comes on a trip, be prepared with a good quality tarp to keep your group and gear dry with a quality tarp. View Category Details
Sleeping Bags
The temperatures in the BWCA range from freezing to the 90's depending on the time of year you travel. Be prepared with with the right sleeping bags. View Category Details
Sleeping Pads
A sleeping pad is essential when camping in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCA) as it provides insulation, cushioning, and a barrier between you and the ground, ensuring a more comfortable and restful night's sleep. View Category Details
Chairs
The landscape of the Boundary Waters is beautiful, but rugged. Many travelers enjoy an improvement to the ground or a log for sitting in camp. View Category Details
Water Filters/Purification
Clean water is important in making your trip and return trip home safe and fun. View Category Details
Headlamps/Camp Lighting
When darkness settles over canoe country, proper lights is essential to safety, core activities, and comfort. View Category Details
Sleeping Quilts
Sleeping quilts are becoming more and more popular. They are desired because they are light weight, allow for more comfortable sleeping positions, and a good fit with hammock camping View Category Details
Lean Shelters
This type of camping shelter is becoming popular among experienced BWCA travelers. A lean shelter is lightweight and roomy. View Category Details
Fire Starter
Carrying fire starters is crucial when camping in the BWCA, as it can be challenging to find dry kindling and starting a fire quickly is essential for warmth, cooking, and signaling in case of emergency. View Category Details
