CAMPING CHAIRS
You’ve arrived at your campsite. You’ve set up the tent. You’ve built a campfire. The marshmallows are waiting. You’re all set for sitting around the fire, a time-honored camping tradition. But what are you going to sit on? The ground? Cold and hard. A handy log? Only if there is one handy. What you really need is a chair. Fortunately, there are dozens of portable camping chairs. They’re made for the outdoors, yet they’re also comfortable. Check out the following information, then try out your favorite style.
Coleman Camping Chairs
Coleman, a supplier of nearly everything for camping, provides a comfortable resting spot with its line of camping chairs. Coleman knows you want more than just a place to sit, although that’s available, too, with the Rambler Stool or Woodsman Chair. The more luxurious chairs in the line have such accessories as fold-up tables, cooler pouches, armrests with drink holders, and sunshades. There’s even a footstool! Now that’s sure to start a fight—better get several!
Double Camping Chairs
Double camping chairs come in a variety of styles and fabrics. Constructed of a durable fabric over a metal frame they range from simple side-by-side seats for two all the way up to two seats, a center table, and an umbrella. The most popular versions seem to be two seats separated by a center console or table, with room for drinks and snacks and space underneath to stow a small item or two. Fabrics may be all one color, a different color for each seat, or even stripes. Especially cute are the double chairs made for kids—good for snuggling up with a friend, sibling, or cousin.
Wood-frame Chairs
While not as common as metal-frame chairs, there are some great wood-frame chairs out there. These consist of a folding wooden frame, usually a hardwood such as ash, and fabric seat and back, often polyester for durability. There may be a separate seat and back, like a director’s chair, or one piece of fabric that makes a sling. The back is sometimes adjustable which makes for comfortable star gazing.
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