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Camping and bivouacs
Quality camping and bivouac equipment at exceptional prices at Speck
Are you looking for landscapes and freedom? Do you want to go camping with friends, or bivouac solo to reconnect with nature? With Speck, you'll find all the camping and bivouac equipment you need for your treks or holidays, not forgetting comfort: ultralight camping or bivouac tents, sleeping bags, mattresses, cooking utensils and stoves, and other equipment.
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Camping equipment is essential for outdoor holidays. For a weekend or longer stay, tents, mattresses, tables and chairs are essential for your comfort. If you're trekking for several days, you'll need lighter equipment. In that case, it's best to opt for trekking equipment.
But be careful when bivouacking in France. Some of France's regional nature parks have wild flora and fauna that they wish to protect. Bivouacs in these areas may be subject to regulations. In some places, camping or making fires is simply forbidden. In others, there are restrictions: the camp must be set up at sunset and removed when the sun rises. But there are often refuges where you can stay. Of course, you must also be careful to leave a clean place when you leave a bivouac site.
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Tents
For a family holiday or a trip with friends lasting several days, or even several weeks, the emphasis is on comfort. Conversely, lighter, more compact trekking equipment is preferable for longer treks and hikes.
Camping tents
For camping, you can opt for a comfortable tent, i.e. one that is roomy enough to store your belongings and is comfortable once everyone is inside. When camping, it's also important to have a high ceiling so that you can at least sit in the tent, or even stand in a family tent.
Trekking tents
Trekking tents are lightweight tents. Designed for bivouacking in the great outdoors, they are lighter and more compact than comfort. To fit into your rucksack and make you forget as much as possible, bivouac tents are weight-conscious. But don't worry, even ultra-light tents guarantee warm, dry nights. They simply offer less space than camping tents and use more technical materials.
Sleeping bags
The needs of a summer camping holiday on the coast are different from those of a night at altitude in the mountains. For camping holidays, light 15°C duvets are ideal. In the mountains, for stays at altitude, it's better to pack warmer duvets to withstand the cooler temperatures near the peaks.
Mattresses
For camping, you can opt for thick, comfortable inflatable mattresses. Their generous dimensions will provide all the comfort you need. For trekking, it's best to opt for lightweight, compact mattresses. You can choose between roll-up or fold-up mats, or self-inflating mattresses.
The kitchen
Here again, cooking needs differ between camping and trekking. On a campsite, you can install a large stove powered by a gas bottle. You can also set up a table and chairs, storage space, a cool box, etc. When trekking, you'll have to make do with the minimum, carrying a very light stove with a small bottle of gas and some crockery. This will allow you to heat water for your freeze-dried meals or drink hot beverages.