Camping Fridges for Tent Camping
Cold food without ice runs, soggy packaging, or a cooler full of water.
Cold food without ice runs, soggy packaging, or a cooler full of water.
Once you have a powered fridge at camp, the ice routine disappears. Food stays cold and dry, there is no meltwater to drain, and there is no need to keep replacing ice. The fridge can run from campground hookup power or a power station at camp, and from vehicle power while driving.
Pair it with inflatable glamping tents, inflatable camping beds, and portable power stations, and the food setup gets much simpler.
A compressor camping fridge keeps food cold without buying ice, draining meltwater, or floating groceries.
Vehicle power handles travel. Camp power needs a power station, campground hookup, or dedicated auxiliary battery.
Dual-zone designs split food and drinks, refrigerator and freezer, or daily food and backup meals.
This is the BODEGA 12V portable refrigerator we use. It gives us real compressor cooling, dual-zone storage, wheels, and no ice slop in the food bin.
Our camp fridge: 12V compressor cooling, dual-zone storage, and cold food without buying ice.
Other sizes and layouts for different vehicles, campsite setups, and trip lengths.
Two compartments let you keep one side colder than the other or use one as a freezer.
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