10 Best Camping Chairs UK 2024 | Trespass, Quechua and More

Lightweight, comfy, versatile and affordable: what more could you want from a camping chair? At only 3.5 kg, this is the lightest chair that has proper back support, meaning you can take it with you anywhere. It also folds down wonderfully, which will only make transporting it easier. 

The frame is solid and hardwearing, while the canvas material has just the right amount of give to be comfortable. This camping chair might not have all the bells and whistles, but sometimes all you need is functional simplicity, and that is definitely provided here. 

Lots of camping chairs, while convenient, can be lacking in comfort. That is not the case with this product, though, with its heavily cushioned back, sides and seat. And, it's cushioning that lots of people, no matter what their size, will be able to enjoy thanks to this chair's very high maximum user weight.

To make you even more relaxed, it has a cup holder right by your side, and the carry bag with a shoulder strap will make it simple to carry this more substantial chair. 

Here's another chair with a circular shape that's just perfect for curling up in around the campfire. The extra cushioning will make it even more comfortable, and with a weight limit of 120 kg, this chair is an option open to more people than most. 

The cup holder can either function as a place for you to put your drink or a pocket to put some of your essentials, and despite it being nice and wide when it's open, it folds down neatly to fit into an easy-to-carry bag. 

If you're looking for a classic camping chair with a bit of extra cushioning, this option ticks those boxes. Made by Pro Action, you know it will be able to withstand whatever the British weather throws at it. 

This chair folds down to a compact size, making it very easy to carry from A to B. It might not stray too far from the basics, but when a camping chair works as well as this one, why would you need to?

This camping chair is easily one of the coolest on our list. With its round 'moon' shape and sleek frame, it's definitely a cut above in the style stakes. But style hasn't meant that substance has been compromised and this chair will still open and close within seconds. 

With the solid cup holder, you'll always have somewhere to put your drink, and because this cup holder is made from hard plastic, it is far more secure than the usual offerings holders which are made from flimsy fabric. 

Not content providing you with just one place to sit, XGEAR give you two chairs and a table-come-footrest as well. The seats themselves are traditional camping chairs with cup holders, but they also have a pocket for putting little bits and bobs in, a reclining back and a cushion for your head and neck. 

The table can either be put between the two chairs or used as a footrest, but you might notice that the table won't work that well for putting any items that need to stay stable like food or drinks, seeing as it's made from the same soft material as the chairs. 

A foldable reclining chair with a bit more structure, this offering from Quechua would not look out of place in and amongst your other garden furniture. The springy mesh offers just the right amount of give and the cushion will give your head the support it needs. 

Instead of folding into a cylindrical shape, this chair folds into a square, and not folding up in the usual way means it will be harder to carry than others. It also doesn't have a carry bag, making it a little more awkward to move from place to place. 

Inflatable chairs like these are so much fun. They are far easier to sink into than any foldable model, so they're really great if camping comfort is your main priority. As an added bonus, this chair also extends so you can fully lie down, meaning it can double up as an air bed! 

While it may be comfy, this chair does face all the problems that inflatable camping chairs run into. It is sensitive to bursting, something you don't have to think about with foldable chairs, and remember to factor in the time it will take – and the pump you'll probably need – to blow it up. 

If there's two of you, instead of getting two different camping chairs, why not get this large, cushioned sofa with plenty of space for two? You can cosy up on a cold day, and the cup holders on each side mean you don't have to fight your way to your drink, either. There's even a magazine pocket at the back! 

Even though it says it will fold down to quite a small size, being made for two does make this chair bulkier, which you will notice if you're trying to move it any great distance. For this reason, it's better if it's put up somewhere where you don't need to move it, so you can enjoy its comfort without the trouble of carrying it. 

In need of a chair you can get out anywhere at any time? This option, weighing only 1 kg, is so light you'll forget you're carrying it and its tiny size means it won't be imposing in almost any space you're in. Despite it being small and compact, however, it can still take up to 110 kg – small but definitely mighty!

This folding seat is more a stool than a chair, and without a back or a particular space to sit, lots of people might struggle to relax in it. With all this in mind, this camping chair is much better for short rests when you're on the go than kicking back for any length of time.