10 Best Camping Cookware UK 2024 | Sea to Summit, Odoland and More

Sea to Summit has designed its camping cookware a little differently from the rest, as the collapsible silicone walls of the pot and kettle enable you to keep things trim and slim in your backpack while hiking. It's designed to feed 2 - 3 hungry campers comfortably with a very minimal weight of 750 g.

You also don't need to worry about the cookware holding up to the heat, as each piece in the collection features a hard-anodised aluminium base for cooking. The silicone can also handle up to 150°C, putting your mind at ease when the flames are flaring. 

This 2-piece pot and pan kit sets the benchmark for quality through construction. Snow Peak has sourced the very best Japanese titanium for this extra-special set that provides you with a remarkable lifetime guarantee. The price, therefore, is justifiably high for such a simple pot and pan set.

Weighing just over 200 g, every camper who puts worth in reducing weight should invest in this cookware set and not look back. There are also two smaller sizes available for the solo adventurist types who like to keep things simple.  

Primus know the importance of eating well while camping and their premium stainless steel set prove it. Through the high-quality construction, you'll be poised to prepare the same great food that you whip up at home and wow your family and friends along the way. 

The large pot can fit 3 L of your finest campsite munch and comes with a matching 1.8 L pot and a frying pan. If this sounds like too much pot for your cooking needs, Primus also have a smaller set for two. 

Stripping it right back to the bare cooking essentials is this small yet durable three-piece set by ZYVoyage. Constructed entirely of the desirably durable metal 'titanium', you'll be able to take this set on its fair share of expeditions with full confidence in its ability to endure. 

Each of the three pieces comes with a folding handle to help stow the set away while not in use and eat in style when desired. Weighing next to nothing at 239 g for the entire set, this is a solid option for the avid camper who's still mindful of what they spend. 

Being made primarily of hard-anodised aluminium, this stacked set by Bulin is built to last. Absurdly popular on Amazon for its unrivalled value for money, this is a mid-range cookware set that has got its priorities straight. 

The set includes two pots with the largest of the pair able to fit 2.6 L of stewing goodness to feed the whole family. To top it off, the entire set fits snugly inside an included carry bag complete with a handle, making your camping life that much easier. 

For the right camping environment, cast iron is a hard material to top. Purposed to endure incredibly high heat and keep cooking, cast iron can be put straight onto hot coals or placed over the campfire with a suitable grill. 

Each of these three frying pans is constructed entirely from quality cast iron to bring a smoky element to your campsite meal times. Obviously, with cast iron, the additional weight comes into play, making this set a good one for driving but not walking to the campsite. 

Decathlon's signature camping and hiking brand 'Quecha' are excellent at supplying decent gear to budget-savvy adventurists. The hardwearing stainless steel cookware features a non-stick coating as well as an aluminium base for efficient heating. 

The 4-person dinner set is also made of food-grade silicone to ensure easy cleaning and eating. It may not be the lightest of sets, but considering what you get for your money, it successfully achieves what it sets out to do - to feed and please.  

Odoland's camping cookware kit is brimming with camping accessories that will make you weak at the knees. The 11 piece kit consists of an aluminium cookware set with a non-stick coating for easy cooking.

In addition to this, you'll receive a kettle, a set of folding cutlery, a basic camping stove, a carabiner and two carry bags to keep everything in check. This is a winning set for the campers who don't want to spend a mint on their kit. The only hitch is the aluminium isn't hard-anodised, putting its longevity into question. 

Constructed from a combination of tin and stainless steel, this tiffin set by Summit is simple yet effective. Featuring two pots with folding handles, cutlery and a lid that can also moonlight as a plate, it's hard to believe the lower than most price. 

The low price can be put down to the budget nature of the set's construction, which is less than likely to endure hiking hardships. Although, with the full set weighing in at only 400 g, this is a commendably lightweight cookware offering.

For the campers who need very little to be happy, this aluminium twin-set of mess pans is ready to serve. It makes a great duo for heating cans of soup or bringing dehydrated food and water to the boil.

Music to the ears for campers with tight budgets, this pair of pans is one of the most affordable options out there. The only point of contention would have to be their weight which sits at 500 g. Although this doesn't sound like a lot, it's double that of the premium two and three pot sets further up the list.