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Mango Power E portable power station on the sand beside a tent, camp chair and table

Quiet Power Anywhere

Camping & Outdoor Adventures

Quiet, portable power for campsites, tailgates, road trips and cabins. Find the power station, solar panels and gear that fit how you get outside.

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How Do You Like to Get Outside?

Pick the setup that matches your trips.

Want cold drinks at camp? Shop electric coolers

How Long Will It Run?

Estimated runtime on one full charge, running one item at a time.

JackeryExplorer 500 v2512 WhJackeryExplorer 1000 v21,070 WhEcoFlowDELTA 3 Ultra3,072 Wh
LED string lights10W43 hours3.5 days10.5 days
12V fridgeAbout 500 Wh a day20 hours43 hours5 days
CPAP, no humidifier40W10 hours22 hours2.5 days
Box fan50W8.5 hours18 hours2 days
Electric kettle1,000WOver limit50 minutes2.5 hours

Estimates use 85% of each battery's rated capacity to allow for power lost in conversion. Real runtime depends on the appliance, its settings and the temperature. Over limit means the item needs more power than that power station can put out.

Running several things at once? Add them up in the Power System Calculator

Power Station or Inverter Generator?

Both are popular at camp. Here's how they differ.

Power Station Inverter Generator
Noise Near silent Quieter than most generators, but you'll hear it
Fuel Recharges from solar, your car or a wall outlet Gasoline or propane
Quiet hours Fine any time Many campgrounds limit generator hours
In a tent or camper Safe inside Outdoors only
Big loads like AC Larger models only Handles them easily
Runtime Until the battery runs down; solar extends it As long as you have fuel

Many campers pair a power station and solar with a small generator for cloudy days.

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How to Choose

  1. List Your Gear

    Write down everything you'll plug in, from phones and lights to a fridge or CPAP.

  2. Add Up the Watt-Hours

    Multiply each device's watts by the hours you'll use it. The calculator does the math.

    Open the Calculator

  3. Plan How You'll Recharge

    Solar panels, your car or a generator keep you going on longer trips.

    Shop Solar Panels

  4. Pack the Extras

    Cables, cases, coolers and lights round out your setup.

    Shop Gear

Want a recommendation? Take the 60‑second quiz

Get Free Expert Help

Free help from real people, before you buy.

  • Power Station Quiz

    Answer a few quick questions and get matched with the right power station.

    Start the Quiz

  • Power System Calculator

    Add up what you want to run and size a system yourself.

    Open the Calculator

  • Talk to a Power Expert

    Ask a real person about your setup, your trip or your rig.

    Contact Us

Prefer to talk? Call 1-888-976-5443Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–4 p.m. MST (Arizona)

Guides for Your Next Trip

Common Questions About Camping Power

What size power station do I need for camping?

For phones, lights and a small fan, 300–⁠700 Wh covers a weekend. Add a 12V fridge or a CPAP and you'll want 1,000–⁠2,000 Wh, plus a solar panel to recharge during the day.

Can a power station run a 12V fridge?

Yes. Most 12V camping fridges use about 300–⁠700 Wh a day, depending on size and outside temperature, so a 1,000 Wh power station runs one for a day or more. Solar keeps it going longer.

How long does it take to recharge with solar?

It depends on panel size and sun. In good sun, a 200W panel adds roughly 500–⁠800 Wh over a day, and a 400W panel about twice that. See How to Use Solar Panels With a Portable Power Station.

Can I use a power station inside my tent?

Yes. Power stations make no fumes or flames, so they're safe inside a tent or camper. Keep them dry and out of direct sun.

Can I charge a power station from my car?

Most can, from the car's 12V outlet, but it's slow, often around 100W. An alternator charger is much faster if you often camp from a vehicle.

Is a power station or a generator better for camping?

A power station is silent and fine during quiet hours. An inverter generator runs as long as you have fuel and handles big loads like an AC, but many campgrounds limit generator hours.

Not Sure What You Need?

Take the 60-second quiz and get a setup matched to your trips.

Take the 60-Second Quiz

Or call 1-888-976-5443Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–4 p.m. MST (Arizona)