Camp Kitchen

Prepare and enjoy delicious meals wherever your adventure takes you with the camp kitchen collection at Wildfire Sports & Trek. Whether you're setting up at a remote campsite or brewing coffee at sunrise on the trail, our curated range of camp cooking gear including portable stoves and coffee makers, durable cookware and tableware, insulated and collapsible camping drinkware and energising camp food ensures your outdoor dining experience is both effortless and enjoyable. 

With trusted brands like Sea To Summit, Jetboil, Mountain Safety Research (MSR), CamelBak, Back Country Cuisine and AeroPress, offering thoughtfully designed, adventure-ready gear, cooking in the great outdoors has never been easier.

Camping Stoves & Coffee Makers

From rapid-boil stove systems to compact coffee makers, our selection of camp cooking appliances at Wildfire Sports & Trek delivers performance and portability. Outdoor brands like Jetboil and Mountain Safety Research  are valuable for cooking in the bush or backcountry, offering high-efficiency stoves to prepare a filling meal even in challenging conditions. Optimus camping stoves are compact and lightweight, making them ideal for minimalist packers. 

For coffee lovers on the move, AeroPress and Wacaco provide travel coffee makers that let you brew quality coffee anywhere — whether you're after a rich espresso or a smooth filter-style cup on the trail. From portable espresso machines to portable coffee presses - we have your favourite hot beverage covered during travelling, camping and adventure seeking. 

Camping Cookwear & Tableware

Durable and space-saving cookware, tableware and cutlery sets are essential for preparing and enjoying meals outdoors. Whether you're sautéing vegetables, simmering soup or just rehydrating a meal, the camp cookware and tableware range at Wildfire Sports & Trek will put the convenience in camp cooking.

Sea To Summit offers collapsible kettles, pouring pots, bowls and utensils that are lightweight and practical, ideal for hikers, backpackers and campers. For more ultralight camp kitchen essentials, Toaks has a range of titanium cookware and tableware including titanium cups, pots, folding knives, forks and other cutlery, that are strong, compact and easy to clean. Humangear adds to your camp cookwear kit with innovative, eco-friendly utensils, containers and plates designed to be reused again and again. 

Camping Drinkware

Stay hydrated and refreshed on your adventures with rugged and reliable drinkware. Hydro Flask, Cheeki and CamelBak water bottles keep your drinks cold or hot for hours, often with high-performance double-wall vacuum insulation. These insulated stainless steel water bottles, flasks and tumblers are sleek, durable and portable to stay hydrated during chilly hikes or summer stays in the Australian bush and beyond. 

Hot water in an insulated bottle can add warmth to your sleeping bag prior to settling down for a night under the stars in chilly conditions. Seek out leak-proof water bottles for worry-free storage of your drinks, wide-mouth openings for easy refills and to accommodate ice, or tumblers with flexible straws for sip-and-go convenience. 

Sea To Summit and Crumple focus on lightweight and collapsible cups, bottles and drinkwear that save space in your hiking pack without compromising on functionality. Whether it’s water, coffee or electrolyte sports drinks, we have the drinkware at Wildfire Sports & Trek to keep you hydrated on action-packed days or hugging a steamy mug by the campfire on frosty nights. 

Camp Food

Stay well-fed and fuelled for your adventure with convenient, nutritious meals that don’t require refrigeration. Our camp food range at Wildfire Sports & Trek includes lightweight and easy-to-prepare meals packed with energy and flavour from Back Country Cuisine and Offgrid. Whether you’re craving a curry, cottage pie, pasta or pudding, their freeze-dried meals have you covered while helping preserve the nutritional value of your camp food. 

These 'just add hot water' meals create a satisfying breakfast, lunch or dinner - perfect for hiking, trekking or emergency food storage. We have among the best food for camping in our collection, ideal for anyone looking to minimise non-essential weight while maximising nutrition and variety on the trail.

The ready-to-eat backpacking meals in our range include gluten-free and plant-based meals from Radix Nutrition and other vegan and vegetarian camp food, making it easy to find good camping meals that cater to your specific dietary requirements. 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What Food Can You Take Camping Without A Fridge?

With no refrigeration available, you may have to rethink your typical meal plans. Focus on non-perishable, shelf-stable foods that can be stored at room temperature like pre-packaged meals, instant noodles, vacuum-packed grains and canned goods. 

Canned tuna and chicken can make a hearty filling in wraps and sandwiches, while nut butters provide a protein-rich spread on bread. Be sure to store any bread in an airtight container to keep it fresh for longer, and consume it towards the beginning of your trip to reduce the risk of it going stale. 

Some uncooked carbohydrate-rich foods, particularly grains like rice, couscous, oats and quinoa, are not reliant on refrigeration to resist spoilage. Freeze-dried meals from brands like Back Country Cuisine, Offgrid and Radix Nutrition are lightweight and only require boiling water to prepare, making them a smart and tasty choice for extended outdoor trips. For a convenient camp snack, jerky, energy bars and freeze-dried cheeses, berries and other fruits from Forager Food Co, have a long shelf life. 

When planning your camping meals, aim for a balance of carbohydrates for energy, protein for muscle repair (essential after a long hike) and a small amount of nutrient-dense fats like avocado, high-quality dark chocolate, chia seeds and nuts. Consider adding fresh vegetables such as potatoes, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, tomatoes, carrots, onion and garlic - which you can whip up as part of a one-pot wonder like a stew or casserole - and fruits such as apple, pears, apricots, pineapples, kiwis, mangoes and bananas to your camping shopping list. 

Many uncut fresh fruit and vegetables can last a few days to a week outside the fridge, preferably stored in a cool, dark place. Once cut, refrigeration is required to protect against bacteria speeding up the rate of spoilage, which can make them potentially hazardous to eat. Having a colourful range of nutrient-rich fruit and vegetables at hand allows you to supply your body with valuable vitamins, minerals and dietary fibre. Be sure to bring along seasoning and spices to treat your taste buds and add variety to your camp meals. 

What Do You Need In A Camp Kitchen?

Camp cooking requires creative thinking - and you’d be surprised at what you can accomplish with minimal cooking equipment and tools. With Wildfire Sports & Trek, you have everything you need for a satisfying culinary setup in the wild. To build a complete camp kitchen, you’ll need:

• A portable camping stove and fuel from outdoor experts like Jetboil
• Matches or lighter and firestarters
• Basic camping cookware such as a titanium pot or pan from Domex or Toaks
• Reusable food prep and cooking utensils including a high-quality sharp knife, chopping board, stirring spoon, spatula and tongs
• Lightweight dinnerware for cooking and eating including collapsible tableware like bowls, plates and cups, and reusable cutlery sets
• Cleaning supplies including biodegradable dish soap and a small scrubber or sponge
• Storage containers or dry bags for food
• Sealed bag to store food waste to dispose of thoughtfully after your trip, if composting is not available. 
• A reliable portable coffee machine to enjoy a hot brew in the morning

What Is The Best Coffee Method For Camping? 

Making coffee at your campsite - even without electricity - doesn’t have to be complicated when you have access to a compact brewer from AeroPress or Wacaco, both expert brands that design travel coffee makers for portability and quality. 

Both portable coffee makers and portable espresso makers work well for camping but serve different needs and taste preferences.

Portable Coffee Makers 

Portable coffee makers are devices designed to brew coffee in a lightweight, compact format. They are perfect for campers who want a simple and fast way to make coffee outdoors. Among the most popular options, AeroPress immersion-style brewers stand out for their durability and convenience - requiring only hot water and coffee grounds. They brew clean, bright-tasting filtered coffee in just a few minutes and are easy to clean, making them ideal for backpackers or anyone looking for minimal gear with maximum flavour clarity.

Portable Espresso Makers

Portable espresso makers are specialised devices designed to brew espresso-style coffee, which requires manual pressure to extract rich, concentrated shots without electricity. Though they require a bit more effort, Wacaco espresso makers are compact, hard-wearing and offer a bold caffeine hit that’s uplifting for early starts or tough hikes for those who prefer the stronger taste of espresso.

Camping Tip: Wondering how to get access to hot water at your campsite? Simply heat water with a camping stove such as those from Jetboil, Mountain Safety Research (MSR) or Optimus. These devices are lightweight, easy to clean and perfect for preparing a fresh cup of coffee. 

You may want to keep hot water in an insulated drink bottle to keep it convenient when you’re next craving a coffee, tea or hot chocolate. 

Happy camping!