Camping Blankets

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Camping Blankets Camp gear earns its spot in the pack by doing more than one job. A woven rug works as a groundsheet under a sleeping bag, a seat around the fire, or an extra layer when the temperature drops after dark — one item covering what would otherwise take three. The jacquard weave has enough body to sit on gravel or packed dirt without much give, and it shakes out easily instead of holding onto dust and pine needles the way a fleece blanket does. It rolls down small enough to strap to a pack or toss in a truck bed. It won't replace a proper sleeping pad on cold ground, and it isn't waterproof — treat it as a textile layer, not technical gear.