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Get back to nature with our pick of the best gear to ensure you have

a trip that’s both comfortable and stylish

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Lisa Hibberd

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f you’re planning a staycation this year

or heading somewhere further afield,

sleeping under the stars is not only

an affordable way to get away from it all,

but is the perfect escape from the hustle

and bustle of everyday life. Whether you

prefer to keep it simple with minimal gear,

or take as many home comforts as you

can, we’ve chosen some of the best buys

around to get you kitted out ready for a

summer of outdoor adventures.

camping kit

18 June 2019 http://www.yourhomemagazine.co.uk

Weather and UV resistant, this solar-powered lamp

is perfect for festivals or camping trips – you can

even wear it around your neck with the matching

yellow lanyard. It features a dimmer for adjustable

brightness and for every one sold, another goes to

off-the-grid communities in Africa

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Little sun solar

lamp, £21.50,

Hurn & Hurn

Designed in

Sweden, this gas

stove has two

powerful burners

with sturdy

pan supports

which can easily

accommodate

larger pans.

The oak lid

doubles up as a

chopping board

and protects the

burners while in

transit, plus it can

be folded flat and

secured closed

with a strap

Onja stove,

£140, Primus

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This spacious six-berth tent is ideal for

taller campers as it offers good head height

inside. One of the bedrooms converts into

two with a removable divider, while both

feature BlackOut, which blocks out 99.9 per

cent of light, giving you a good chance of

a lie in. The interior also provides enough

space for a table and chairs in case the

weather takes a turn for the worse

Mackenzie 6 BlackOut tent, around £550, Coleman

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