This list includes 29 Camping Items and supplies that start with O, from “Oar” to “Overquilt”. These items range from water-travel tools to shelter and sleeping-layer gear for day trips, backpacking, and RV camping.

Camping items and supplies that start with O are common gear used at campsites and on outdoor trips. Many trace roots to traditional tools, like the oar used for canoe camping, still popular today.

Below you’ll find the table with Item, Usage, and Popular Brands.

Item: The item column lists each camping item starting with O so you can scan names quickly.

Usage: Usage gives a one-line summary of how you would use the item around camp or on the trail.

Popular Brands: Popular Brands shows two to four widely available makers to help you compare options and shop.

Camping Items and supplies that start with O

ItemTypeTypical weight or sizePopular brands
Oartool2-4 lbCarlisle, Werner, Aqua-Bound
Oil lamplighting1-2 lbDietz, Coleman, Feuerhand
Oven mittaccessory4-8 ozLodge, Cuisinart, Coleman
Organizer pouchaccessory3-8 ozSea to Summit, REI, Osprey
Overbootsclothing1-2 lbBaffin, Sorel, Kamik
Outdoor blanketbedding1-3 lbRumpl, Nomadix, REI
Outdoor chairaccessory2-5 lbHelinox, GCI, Coleman
Outdoor tableaccessory5-12 lbGCI, Coleman, ALPS Mountaineering
Outdoor pillowbedding4-8 ozSea to Summit, Therm-a-Rest, Nemo
Outdoor lanternlighting8-20 ozBlack Diamond, Goal Zero, Coleman
Outdoor stovecookware2-10 lbMSR, Camp Chef, Coleman
One-person tentshelter2-4 lbBig Agnes, MSR, Nemo
One-burner stovecookware4-8 ozMSR, Jetboil, Coleman
Orienteering compasstool2-4 ozSilva, Suunto, Brunton
Outdoor showerhygiene1-3 lbNemo, Advanced Elements, Ivation
Ointmentfirst-aid1-2 ozNeosporin, Savlon, Burt’s Bees
Oral thermometerfirst-aid1 ozThermoWorks, Braun, iProven
Outlet adapteraccessory4-8 ozCamco, ParkPower, Renogy
Outdoor GPStool8-12 ozGarmin, Magellan, Suunto
Oatmealfood1 lb (box)Quaker, Bob’s Red Mill, Mountain House
Olive oilcookware8 ozBertolli, Colavita, Filippo Berio
Openertool1-4 ozVictorinox, UCO, Leatherman
Overnight bagaccessory1-3 lbPatagonia, The North Face, REI
Outdoor mataccessory1-3 lbREI, Nemo, Cascade Designs
Overquiltbedding1-2 lbHammockGear, UGQ, ENO
Outdoor cookware setcookware1-4 lbGSI, Snow Peak, MSR
Outdoor hammockshelter12-20 ozENO, Hennessy, Grand Trunk
Ovencookware5-20 lbCamp Chef, Texsport, Lodge
Outdoor rugaccessory1-2 lbNomadix, Rumpl, REI

Descriptions

Oar
A paddle for canoeing or small-boat trips from camp; essential on camps that include lake or river travel.
Oil lamp
A flame lantern that provides warm ambient light and a reliable backup when batteries fail; uses lamp oil or kerosene.
Oven mitt
Protects hands when handling hot cookware on a camp stove, grill, or Dutch oven.
Organizer pouch
Small zip pouches for gear sorting—first-aid, electronics, utensils—keeps packs and tents tidy.
Overboots
Protective rubber or insulated overshoes that slip over boots to keep feet dry and warm in wet or snowy conditions.
Outdoor blanket
A durable, often water-resistant blanket for campsite lounging, extra warmth, or picnic use.
Outdoor chair
Foldable campsite chair for comfortable seating around the fire; many pack small for car or backpacking options.
Outdoor table
Folding table for cooking, dining, or organizing gear at camp.
Outdoor pillow
Compact, comfy pillow for sleeping or lounging; inflatables pack small, foam versions provide simple support.
Outdoor lantern
Battery or solar lantern for bright, wide-area campsite lighting; handy for cooking and socializing after dark.
Outdoor stove
General-purpose term for portable stoves used at camp, from lightweight canister stoves to heavier two-burner models.
One-person tent
Lightweight solo shelter designed for backpackers who want minimal weight and compact packing size.
One-burner stove
Compact single-burner canister stove for quick meals and boiling water; packs very light for solo trips.
Orienteering compass
A simple baseplate compass for navigation and route-finding when hiking or exploring off-trail.
Outdoor shower
Portable solar or pump shower bag for rinsing off at camp; useful for multi-day stays or remote campsites.
Ointment
Antibiotic or healing ointment for minor cuts, scrapes, and chafing common on the trail.
Oral thermometer
A compact thermometer for checking fevers or illness signs when camping; helpful for family trips.
Outlet adapter
Power pedestal adapters and plug converters for campsites with electrical hookups.
Outdoor GPS
Handheld GPS units for reliable navigation and tracking when cell coverage is unreliable.
Oatmeal
Lightweight, filling breakfast staple that cooks quickly on a stove—good energy for hiking days.
Olive oil
Common cooking oil for camp meals; small bottles add flavor and help with frying or dressings.
Opener
Handy tool for opening bottles, jars, or cans; a compact opener is useful at camp.
Overnight bag
Small duffel or pack for short trips, toiletries, and a change of clothes for quick overnight camping.
Outdoor mat
Ground mat or welcome mat for keeping dirt out of tents and creating a comfortable entry area.
Overquilt
Lightweight insulated layer used with hammocks for extra warmth under or over a sleeping quilt.
Outdoor cookware set
Pots, pans, and utensils designed for outdoor cooking; packs compactly for car or backpacking trips.
Outdoor hammock
Lightweight suspended shelter for sleeping or lounging; great for campsites with trees.
Oven
Portable camp ovens or box ovens for baking at campsites—popular for group car camping and over-ash cooking.
Outdoor rug
Durable, water-resistant rug for tent vestibules or seating areas to reduce mud and increase comfort.
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