Camping Lights

Camp lighting solutions

Good lighting makes every campsite more comfortable. It keeps your space bright for cooking, playing games, or setting up after dark. The right light also adds safety when you move around the tent or track at night.

There are many options to suit different camping setups. Choose a lantern for the table or tent. Use a headlamp or handheld torch for walks. LED strip lights and camp lighting kits work well under awnings and around cooking areas. Each option brings light where you need it most.

Buy camping lights at Outback Equipment. We stock LED camping lights, lanterns, headlamps, torches, strip lights, and kits with delivery Australia wide.

How to choose the right camping light

Brightness is measured in lumens. Lower levels suit small tents, while higher outputs suit kitchens or group areas. Spot beams reach long distances. Area beams spread light evenly. Look for lights with multiple modes so you can adjust them for each situation.

Power is just as important. Rechargeable lights are easy to charge with USB or 12V setups. Battery-powered models are handy for longer trips. Check the run time to make sure it covers a night’s use. An IP rating helps protect against rain and dust, keeping your light reliable in the outdoors.

What else you might need

• Camping power: help keep rechargeable camping lights ready for use during your trip.
• Camp cooking gear works best with bright area lights that give you visibility for food prep.
• Camping tables and chairs are more practical when set up under a lantern for evening meals.
• Camping solar panels provide a simple way to recharge your lights while camping off-grid.
• Camping generators supply reliable power for extended stays and can run multiple camp lights at once.

Frequently Asked Questions about Camping Lights

What is the benefit of dimmable camping lights?

Dimmable camping lights let you adjust brightness to suit the task. Lower settings save battery life and create a softer glow inside a tent. Higher settings give strong light for cooking, eating, or group areas. The ability to change levels makes dimmable LED camping lights more flexible for different situations.

What lumen range works best for camping?

For small tents and personal use, 200 to 400 lumens is enough. Shared spaces like kitchens or awnings need more light, often between 600 and 1200 lumens. LED camping lights with multiple brightness modes are best, as they cover both low and high-output needs in one product.

What IP rating should I look for?

An IPX4 rating protects against light rain and is fine for most camping trips. If you often camp in dusty or wet conditions, an IP65 rating gives stronger protection. Many LED camping lights and strip lights are built with weather resistance, keeping them reliable outdoors.

What type of camping light is best for inside a tent?

Lanterns and small LED strip lights work well inside tents. They spread light evenly without harsh glare. Dimmable lanterns are ideal because you can lower the brightness at night. Headlamps are also handy for reading or quick tasks when you need a focused beam.