Portable Power Stations for DIY Glamping and Comfortable Tent Camping
No RV. No generator noise. No dead batteries when you need them most.
No RV. No generator noise. No dead batteries when you need them most.
Power is part of the reusable comfort system that makes Glampabouting work. It lets you skip the RV, skip paying for a furnished glampsite, or simply upgrade the tent camping you already do.
A portable power station gives a normal tent campsite useful electricity without hauling along an RV or a generator. 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.
Keep phones, lights, fans, and other electronics charged all trip long without hunting for an outlet.
Charge from your vehicle while driving, campground power when it's available, or a solar panel to stay charged off-grid.
A compact unit covers small electronics; bigger units handle a fridge, fan, and more all at once.
Top off your power station from the car's 12V outlet or an AC charger while you drive to camp, so you start with a full charge before you ever need solar or campground power. Match a solar panel's output to the station's rated solar input. Once you reach the station's maximum solar input, additional panel wattage will not make it charge faster.
Our pick for camp power. 600W output, 288Wh capacity, compact and lightweight. $449, on sale for $250 through BLUETTI's Power Week sale (ends 9/23).
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Small and portable, but 1,800W of output handles more than phones and fans: think laptops, a mini fridge, or other bigger essentials. 1,152Wh capacity. Starting around $500.
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More battery capacity for longer stays and additional camp gear. 2,400W output, 3,014Wh capacity. Starting around $1,100.
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For larger loads, longer runtimes, and more equipment. 2,600W output, 3,840Wh capacity. Starting around $1,800.
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Our Elite 30 V2 is part of the same setup as our camp kitchen and camping fridge.
A portable solar panel can recharge a compatible power station when you are away from campground electricity. The BLUETTI 200W Portable Solar Panel, starting around $400, is a practical portable option for the smaller power stations above. Larger-capacity stations may benefit from higher solar input when faster off-grid recharging is important.
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