American-Made Camping & Hiking
The outdoors is unforgiving on cheap gear, so it pays to carry equipment built to last. This collection features USA-made camping and hiking essentials — from trail food to water bottles to protective cases — from American manufacturers trusted by backpackers and emergency-preppers alike.
Stock up on freeze-dried trail meals from Mountain House (Albany, Oregon), virtually indestructible water bottles from Nalgene, and crushproof, waterproof cases from Pelican. It's gear that performs when you're miles from the trailhead.
Look for durable materials and domestic manufacturing. Everything in this category is American-made.
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Western Mountaineering AlpinLite 20 Degree Sleeping Bag Cranberry 5FT 6IN / Left Zip
Camping & Hiking $742.00 -
Western Mountaineering TerraLite 25 Degree Sleeping Bag Navy Blue 6FT 6IN / Left Zip
Camping & Hiking $630.00 -
Mountain House Vanilla Ice Cream Sandwich — Freeze-Dried, Backpacking & Camping
Camping & Hiking $27.99 -
Mountain House Emergency Meal Assortment Kit Small 30-Year Survival – Made in USA
Camping & Hiking $129.99 -
Mountain House Classic Spaghetti Beef Marinara #10 Can 6-Pack 42 Servings – Made in USA
Camping & Hiking $209.99 -
Western Mountaineering Bison GWS Expedition Sleeping Bag: -40F Down Persimmon/Black 6ft 0in/Left Zip
Camping & Hiking $1,360.00 -
Mountain House Beef Stew #10 Can 6-Pack 30-Year Shelf Life Survival – Made in USA
Camping & Hiking $289.99 -
Western Mountaineering TerraLite 25 Degree Sleeping Bag Navy Blue 6FT / Left Zip
Camping & Hiking $640.00 -
Mountain House Fettuccine Alfredo with Chicken — Freeze-Dried 6-Pack, Made in USA
Camping & Hiking $69.99
Frequently asked questions
Is this camping gear made in the USA?
Yes — from verified American manufacturers like Mountain House, Nalgene and Pelican.
How long does freeze-dried food last?
Mountain House pouches are rated for up to 30 years of shelf life, which is why they're popular for backpacking and emergency storage alike.
Are Nalgene bottles really that tough?
Yes — they're famous for surviving drops and decades of use, and they're BPA-free.






































