Warm weather is here, and the woods, mountains, and beaches are calling—but don’t head outside before you equip yourself with all the best Prime Day outdoor deals that Amazon has to offer. The second (and last!) day of Amazon Prime Day 2022 is almost over—but you can still take advantage of the markdowns on top-rated outdoor gear ranging from water bottles to sleeping bags (and camping pads). The mega-retailer isn’t the only place you’ll find discounted outdoor gear. Amazon might have started the super-hyped two-day sale event but other competing retailers are running their own versions of Prime Day. 

Before you start scrolling, keep in mind that Prime Day deals are only available to Amazon Prime members. If you aren’t a member yet, don’t stress: You can opt into a 30-day free trial at any time. The two-day sale event ends today, so add to cart before things run out.

Before we get to every great deal that's caught our eye, here are our topmost picks for the year:

Read on to snag some of the most exciting Prime Day deals. And if you need a little shopping inspo, check out SELF’s Outdoor Awards for expert-recommended gear, apparel, and more.

This best-selling three-person tent has racked up over 31,000 five-star ratings thanks to its easy setup and sturdy, watertight design.

Keep your campsite well lit with this four pack of battery-powered LED lanterns. 

Experts love Eno hammocks in general, but the brand’s two-person DoubleNest is a particular favorite. It’s extremely durable and secure, plus nice and roomy for you plus one. 

Kick back and relax in this comfy camp chair from Alps Mountaineering, which comes with two cupholders and side pockets for your phone, books, etc.

The three-season Meramac tent is simultaneously well-ventilated, water-resistant, and spacious enough for four people.

This rechargeable lantern is particularly well-suited to car camping, where it'll keep your site well-lit for up to 12 hours. 

Those who love the retro camping aesthetic need this collapsible metal lantern, which is as practical as it is stylish. 

Your days of figuring out what to do with a sopping wet towel will be long gone with this quick-drying towel. 

We love the zippered storage area under this compact folding chair.

Whether you need an additional surface or another seat, consider this stool your space-saving solution.

Take the shade wherever you go (even to the water's edge) with this rocking (literally) camping chair.

Sized to cover one sleeping bag, this fine mesh net keeps mosquitoes and pests out while you catch some Zs. 

This elevated cot adds some needed support to your outdoor sleeping setup.

The clever screened in “porch” on this tent lets you get some fresh air while avoiding bugs.

Cozy up with your favorite outdoorsperson on this two-seater camp chair.

Got glamping plans this summer? You’ll need this plush air mattress.

Dodge inclement weather with this handy tarp, which comes with aluminum stakes for easy setup

This soft fleece liner will make your sleeping bag noticeably warmer.

Not only does this sleeping bag keep pesky wind and cold out, it also comes with its own compression sack.

It’ll feel like you packed one of your regular bed pillows when you rest your head on this packable memory foam pillow.

You get a propane stove and a grill in this top-rated Coleman tabletop model that’s a perfect fit for car camping.

Making coffee for the campsite is easy with this nine-cup percolator from popular outdoor brand Coleman.

If you’re cooking for one or short on space, consider a single-burner stove like this top-rated option.

Stay organized and enjoy an additional surface with this camp table set, which comes with two folding stools.

Equipped with plates, a cutting board, a trivet, and six other must-have pieces of cookware, this sturdy set will make campsite cooking a total breeze.

With insulation that can keep ice cold for up to five days, this rolling cooler is perfect for long weekends spent car camping. 

The culinary camper needs this set of stainless steel cooking utensils. It packs into a slim backpack and weighs less than four pounds.

These two-in-one utensils are simultaneously functional and cute—a wonderful combo to find in outdoor gear.

You won't have to grope around for your favorite treat with this handy light that fastens to the inside of your cooler.

This leak-resistant jar is perfect for keeping your favorite trail meals at the right temperature.

The selling point on this compact stove are the racks on either side of the cooking surface, which provide room for letting items cool or dry. 

A power bank is a key piece of safety equipment on the trails, and this one is waterproof and rechargeable via solar power. Plus it features flashlights and a carabiner attachment.

It only makes sense that the aforementioned LifeStraw water filter is a best seller; it makes staying hydrated in the great outdoors easy and safe.

Marmot’s packable Voyager sleeping bag will keep you cozy without weighing you down. It’s packed with high loft insulation and weighs just a little over two pounds.

Breaking camp just got a whole lot easier. Experts recommend the Klymit Static V sleeping pad for its lightweight design and how easily it inflates and deflates.

The top-rated reviews on this trekking pole kit are full of glowing accounts of its durability and quality—in short, you can put these poles through the wringer.

Clocking in at about half a pound, this lightweight stove folds down to save space.

Another on-the-go filtration option, the Sawyer Squeeze system is a favorite among backpackers for its simplicity and effectiveness.

Expert-approved brand Deuter designed this backpack for maximum adjustability and breathability, so you can stay comfy and cool.

Pack away clothes, socks, and bedding in this compressive stuff sack. 

LifeStraw's water filtering technology plus a spacious water bottle equals reliable hydration you can take with you.

Ultra lightweight, collapsible, packable, and equipped with two different handle options, these trekking poles are a comfortable option for those traveling light.

Backpackers love Nalgene bottles for their versatility: In addition to keeping your beverages sealed away, they can serve as hot water bottles to keep you toasty through the night.

With several points of adjustment and compression straps, this backpack is made to fit exactly how much you pack.

Boasting over 15,000 five-star ratings, Garmin’s water-resistant Instinct watch stands out from the pack with its impressive battery life and durability.

This stainless steel water bottle from Klean Kanteen isn’t just for sipping—it can also be used to cook and boil water over the fire.

No one wants to come home from a hike covered in itchy awful bug bites, so stock up now and grab this pack of sweat-resistant repellent that works against mosquitoes, ticks, and flies. 

This luxe Garmin watch comes preloaded with topo maps and ski maps, for all your outdoor adventures.

For those days when the post-hike libations are just as important as the hike itself, pack your beverages of choice in this cooler pack and enjoy them chilled even hours later.

In a product category that can get pricey pretty quickly, Energizer's headlamps stand apart as a high-quality, affordable option.

Day hikes and this compact pack from Osprey, one of our favorite backpack brands, go hand-in-hand.

This rechargeable headlamp has six light modes, including red and green tint options.

Sip on some water without breaking your pace with this lightweight hydration pack from Camelbak.

Day-long outings call for a water bottle with a generous capacity like this 40-ounce Hydro Flask (one of our top brands when it comes to high-quality water bottles).

While taking in the views or hanging out at the crag, this muff can keep your hands nice and warm.

Reviewers love these waterproof, fogproof binoculars for bird-watching and taking in the scenery.

Among its several compartments, this backpack features a wet pocket for swimsuits and towels.

Stay safe on the trail with this lightweight first aid kit that comes stocked with antiseptic, bandages, gauze, and more.

This top-rated Columbia jacket helps retain body heat without a ton of bulky insulation.

Currently available in sizes XS to XXL.

Between the lightweight, UPF 50 fabric and cropped length, these capris are a great pick for hikes in higher temps.

Currently available in sizes XS to XXL.

Made for runners, bikers, and walkers alike, this windbreaker is windproof and waterproof—plus it comes with removable sleeves if you'd rather wear it as a vest.

Currently available in sizes S to XXL.

Your feet will stay dry and toasty warm all winter long in these insulated, waterproof boots from Keen, which come up high enough to keep snow out.

Currently available in sizes 5 to 11.

These grippy Reebok runners are perfect for light hikes and rocky trail runs.

Currently available in sizes 5 to 12.

The insect repellent treatment on these cushy socks lasts up to 70 washes.

Currently available in sizes S to M.

Marmot's bestselling rain jacket keeps you dry without trapping sweat, features an adjustable hood, and comes in an array of colors.

Currently available in sizes XS to XXL.

These packable pants are stretchy and lightweight, but tough enough to hold up after rocky hikes.

Smartwool's hiking socks are beloved by countless outdoor enthusiasts for their cushy soles and durable materials.

The classic town-to-trail look is not complete without a knit beanie. 

These quick-drying capris come in a wide variety of patterns and colors, and feature plenty of pockets.

Currently available in sizes XS to 3XL.

For the classic hiking boot look (with all the modern-day technical features you want in outdoor footwear), this Columbia hiking shoe is it.

Currently available in sizes 5 to 12.

You’ll look forward to chilly mornings when you pack this pullover sweatshirt (which has its own pockets).

Currently available in sizes XS to XL.

Reviewers love how beginner-friendly this inflatable kayak is. It’s easy to carry, inflate, and paddle around—perfect for any lakeside adventures this summer.

Intex also makes a two-seater inflatable kayak for when you want to spontaneously tool around the river with a pal.

This best-selling life jacket features two adjustable belts and side-release buckles, so it’s just as easy to fit as it is to take off when you come ashore.

Currently available in sizes XS to XL.

Brightly colored and easy to inflate, this buoy trails behind you to keep you afloat without weighing you down. 

This snorkel set is travel-friendly, thanks to its unique, foldable design.

For a top-rated swimsuit that stays in place the whole time you're in the water, you need this TYR one-piece.

Currently available in sizes 26 to 38.

This wetsuit from O'Neill is windproof and insulated to keep out the chill.

Currently available in sizes 2 to 16.

Don't worry about pebbly beaches and rocky riverbeds in these sock-like water shoes. 

Enjoy your float down the river without fretting over losing your phone and keys with this dry bag.

If you missed last year’s Prime Day outdoor deals and got a case of FOMO, you still have a chance to snag some of those same deals this year. In fact, we’ve spotted some of those items on sale, on top of several other new discounts. Last Prime Day, one of the top sellers was the LifeStraw Personal Water Filter, an award-winning filter that lets you drink water safely in the great outdoors. Other outdoorsy gadgets like Garmin smartwatches were majorly marked down. We also saw camping hammocks, fire pits, LED lanterns, and camping gear from Marmot and Coleman get in on the Prime Day sales. Here’s a closer look at last year’s best Prime Day deals: 

If anything listed caught your eye, watch out for it as Prime Day comes to a close—it might be on sale once again. 

Not only have last year’s best sellers gone on sale again, but we’re also seeing markdowns on camping trip must-haves like sleeping pads, propane stoves, duffel bags, and camping chairs. These big-ticket gear deals go hand in hand with trending sales on smaller hiking essentials and personal safety gear like insect repellent, headlamps, and rechargeable battery power banks—you know, the items you do not want to get caught without when you’re outside.

While Amazon Prime Day is the main event, watch for competing offers from other big-box stores like Walmart as well as outdoor retailers like Backcountry, REI, and others. And for year-round savings, there are plenty of cheap outdoor gear sites to peruse for the lowest price on your coveted items.

In addition to Coleman, Garmin, Marmot, and LifeStraw, be on the lookout for more outdoor Prime Day deals from Klymit, Klean Kanteen, and hammock fave Eno, among others. You'll also find some seriously discounted items from Amazon’s own Basics line of camping chairs, backpacks, hammocks, water-resistant tarps, and more. 

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