What size backpack for wild camping?
Updated: Apr 8, 2022
What size rucksack do you need for camping?
Watch this video to find out. Links and more info in links below.
At Adventure Solos, we recommend using a 65-70 litre backpack if you're starting wild camping in the UK. I love Osprey packs, but they do come at a price premium. Check these out if you have the budget:
Mens: https://amzn.to/2Or4FhR
Womens: https://amzn.to/3sVRN2c
If you're looking for a budget option, try this:
Other Resources:
Adventure Solos runs Wild Camping for Beginners events in the UK. You can join Wild Camping for Beginners events here.
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