A portable power station gives a normal tent campsite useful electricity without bringing an RV or generator. We use ours for the small electrical gear that travels with us. Smaller power stations are not suitable for high-wattage equipment such as electric heaters, kettles, hot plates, or hair dryers; what you can run depends on the station’s rated output.
Camping at a site with electricity? See our guide to campground electric hookups.
Our portable camp power setup. At 300 watts, it is powerful enough for electronics, a fan, and more. Incredibly small and lightweight at just 7 pounds, it measures 9.1 × 5.2 × 7.8 inches. Solar panels allow off-grid power. We tested them on the Oregon Coast, and they charged well even on a cloudy day.
More battery capacity for longer stays and additional camp gear.
Browse Mid-Size Power Stations →For larger loads, longer runtimes, and more equipment.
Browse High-Capacity Power Stations →A portable solar panel can recharge a compatible power station when you are away from campground electricity.
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