RV Camp Furniture & Gear
Camp Furniture & Gear covers the outdoor living space around your rig: chairs, folding tables, a mat for the door, and screen rooms to close in the awning. This is the stuff that comes out of the storage bay first at a new site and packs away last when you pull out. Four categories sit underneath, each handling one part of the setup outside your door.
99 products
Camco Waterproof Pouches | Set of 3, Bilingual Labels
Camp Casual Ceramic Camp Mug | Bird's Eye View, 15 oz
Camp Casual Ceramic Camp Mug | Travel Map, 15 oz
Camp Casual Ceramic Camp Mug | Vintage Blues, 15 oz
Valterra Dog Tie-Out Stake | 18 in, Flat Top
Camco Cupholder Attachment for Currituck Coolers
Faulkner Recliner Serving Tray | Fits All Faulkner Recliners, Black
Valterra Doggy-Drinker Dog Water Bottle & Bowl | 16 oz, Folds Flat, Clip-On
Valterra Glow-N-Dark Dog Bag Dispenser Kit | 20 Bags
Camco Happy Hour Flag | 12" x 18" Polyester Camp Banner
Camco Life Is Better at the Campsite Neoprene Coasters | Set of 2
Camp Casual Cutlery Set with Case | Harbor Grey, 4-Piece
GCI Outdoor Freestyle Rocker XL with Side Table | Folding Camp Rocking Chair, 400 lb Capacity, Black
GCI Outdoor Freestyle Rocker XL with Side Table | Folding Camp Rocking Chair, 400 lb Capacity, Cinnamon
GCI Outdoor Comfort Pro Rocker Camp Chair | Indigo Blue, Folding, 250-lb Capacity
GCI Outdoor Comfort Pro Rocker Camp Chair | Mercury Gray, Mesh Back, 250-lb Capacity
GCI Outdoor Freestyle Rocker Camping Chair | Black, 250 lb Capacity
GCI Outdoor Freestyle Rocker Camping Chair | Cinnamon Red, 250 lb Capacity
GCI Outdoor Freestyle Rocker Camping Chair | Indigo Blue, 250 lb Capacity
The space just outside your door
The patch of ground under your awning earns its keep over a weekend of cooking, eating, lounging, and keeping grit from getting tracked through the door. The four categories below each cover one piece of that setup.
- Camp Chairs. Folding and portable seating for around the fire, plus the small comforts that go with sitting outside: ceramic mugs, a cutlery set, and a packable hammock or two.
- Folding Tables. Two-tier camp tables with cupholders, low Adirondack side tables, and RV rail-mount tables that hang off the coach so you aren't hunting for level ground.
- Outdoor Mats. Reversible awning mats in sizes up to 8' x 20', plus scrub rugs and a boot brush that stop tracked-in dirt at the step.
- Screen Rooms. Awning-mounted screen rooms and freestanding pop-up shelters that give you a bug-free, shaded room off the side of the rig.
Nearly all of it packs into a bag or the storage bay, so weigh how much room you have before buying the big pieces. A sensible order: chairs and a mat first, a table next, then a screen room once the bugs start winning.