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The Goods
Stylish camping gear to make any camper happy
Author JACQUELINE DETWILER
BEST OF THE REST
Creature comforts that will have you sitting pretty
1. When settling next to a dapper tweed tent, parking your behind in a dowdy nylon camp chair simply won’t do. Try this handmade leather stool from Oregon (where else?) designer Wood & Faulk instead. $129 / www.woodandfaulk.com
2. Pendleton Woolen Mills has been celebrating the U.S. National Park System since the early 1900s, when the company crafted the first in a collection of blankets inspired by specific parks. This design honoring Acadia National Park in Maine is particularly lovely. $188 / www.pendleton-usa.com