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The 10 Best Rechargeable Lamps for Camping, Caravans and Glamping

The 10 Best Rechargeable Lamps for Camping, Caravans and Glamping


In short

The best rechargeable lamps for camping, campers and caravans are splash-resistant (IP44 or IP54), sturdy, long-running and charge over USB-C. Our top 10 are Anton, Ava, William, Teddy, Avery, Cooper, Zoe, Liv, Morris and the magnetic wall lamp Tess. They are atmosphere lamps rather than survival lanterns: warm, dimmable light for the table, awning or caravan, with no socket and no cable.

The 10 Best Rechargeable Lamps for Camping, Caravans and Glamping


A camper, caravan or glamping tent has almost no sockets, and rarely a lamp worth looking at. These ten cordless lamps bring real atmosphere along for the ride.

Camping lighting is usually functional: a bright lantern hanging from a pole, a head torch, a string of fairy lights. All useful, none of them cosy. The moment you sit down outside with a glass of wine, you want the same soft, low light you have at home.

That's exactly what a rechargeable table lamp does. No cable, no socket, no gas: just a warm glow on the table, on the fold-out worktop or beside the bed in your caravan. Below are ten that travel well, with what each one is best at.


First, what makes a lamp good for camping?

Four things. It has to be splash-resistant (an IP44 or IP54 rating, so dew or a light shower is fine). It has to be sturdy, because it will get knocked about in a cupboard. It has to last, so you're not hunting for a charger halfway through the week. And it has to charge over USB-C, from the same power bank or car socket as your phone. Every lamp below ticks all four.


Our top 10 for camping, campers and caravans

1. Anton, the all-rounder (€65, metal, IP54)
Metal, calm and almost indestructible in a packing crate. The one to take if you only take one.

2. Ava, for the awning table (€65, metal, IP54)
A slightly sturdier silhouette that sits steady on an uneven camping table. Comes in warm colours that look good against canvas and wood.

3. William, the characterful one (€69, metal, IP54)
For anyone whose camper has a personality. Shades like Koala Brown and Amsterdams Blue turn a plain interior into a proper little home.

4. Teddy, natural and rounded (€59, wood, IP44)
Soft wooden shape with nothing sharp to catch. Lovely in a canvas tent or a wooden glamping cabin.

5. Avery, the handcrafted look (€65, wood with leather, IP44)
Wood with a leather accent. If your glamping style leans safari-tent, this is the one.

6. Cooper, the smart buy (€49, wood with leather, IP44)
The most affordable on the list, so you can take two or three and light a whole pitch without thinking twice.

7. Zoë, the compact one (€49, wood, IP44)
Small footprint, so it fits a narrow caravan windowsill or a camper worktop where space is precious.

8. Liv, with a leather handle (€65, leather, IP44)
Easy to pick up and carry from the table to the tent when everyone moves inside.

9. Morris, warm glass glow (€65, wood and glass, IP44)
The glass shade spreads a soft, candle-like light, exactly the feeling most camping lanterns miss.

10. Tess, the wall trick (€65, metal, IP54)
The clever one for a camper or caravan: it sticks to a magnetic plate, so you get a proper wall light with no wiring and no drilling. The motion sensor means it comes on by itself when you step in at night, and you lift it off to charge.


Being honest about what these are

These are atmosphere lamps, not survival gear. They're splash-resistant, not waterproof, so bring them in during a real downpour, and if you need a floodlight to fix a wheel in the dark, take a torch as well. What they do better than any camping lantern is make a pitch feel like somewhere you want to sit.


Three tips for a well-lit pitch

Use two or three small lights instead of one bright one; low light in several places always feels warmer than a single glare. Dim them right down after dark, and you'll get days of use per charge instead of hours. And charge them from the same power bank as your phone, one USB-C cable for the whole trip.


Want to understand runtimes and charging before you pack? Read our explainer on battery, charging and maintenance, or the complete guide to rechargeable lamps. Off somewhere else? See the most fun lamps to take on holiday.

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Anton Gold Rechargeable Table Lamp | Sleek & Cordless Lighting Tavellio
Anton Gold Rechargeable Table Lamp €65,00
Ava Black Rechargeable Table Lamp | Sleek Cordless Lighting Solution - Tavellio
Ava Black Rechargeable Table Lamp €65,00
William Koala Brown Rechargeable Iron Table Lamp – Dimmable, USB-C Charging, 120-Hour Battery Life Tavellio
William Koala Brown Rechargeable Table Lamp €79,00
Teddy White Wooden Rechargeable Table Lamp – Dimmable, USB-C, 100-Hour Battery
Teddy White Wooden Rechargeable Table Lamp €59,00
Avery Light Brown Rechargeable Table Lamp – Cordless, Dimmable & USB-C - Tavellio
Avery Light Brown Rechargeable Wooden Table Lamp €65,00
Cooper Dark Brown Wooden Rechargeable Table Lamp – Cordless, Dimmable & Stylish Tavellio
Cooper Dark Brown Wooden Rechargeable Table Lamp €49,00
Zoë White Wooden Rechargeable Table Lamp | Cordless, Dimmable, USB-C, 80-Hour Battery Tavellio
Zoë White Wooden Rechargeable Table Lamp €49,00
Liv Dark Brown Rechargeable Lamp – Leather Strap, Dimmable, 3 Light Modes, Cordless Tavellio
Liv Dark Brown Rechargeable Lamp €65,00
Morris Light Brown Rechargeable Lamp – detail photo
Morris Light Brown Rechargeable Lamp €65,00
Tess Black Metal Rechargeable Wall Lamp – Motion sensor, 20 Different Light Modes, Dimmable & Including Remote Control Tavellio
Tess Black Rechargeable Wall Lamp €65,00

Frequently asked questions

What is the best rechargeable lamp for camping?

Look for a splash-resistant IP44 or IP54 rating, a sturdy build, a long runtime and USB-C charging. Anton and Ava (metal, IP54) are the toughest all-rounders; Teddy and Cooper are the warmest, most affordable picks.

Can you leave these lamps outside at a campsite?

They are splash-resistant, not waterproof. Dew and a light shower are fine, but bring them into the tent or caravan during heavy rain or a storm.

How do you charge a lamp while camping?

Over USB-C, from the same power bank, solar charger or car socket you use for your phone. Dimmed low, a single charge lasts for days rather than hours.

Can you use a rechargeable wall lamp in a camper or caravan?

Yes. Tess mounts on a magnetic plate you fix with adhesive or screws, so there is no wiring and no drilling into the van. It has a motion sensor and lifts off for charging.

Are these lamps bright enough for a campsite?

They are made for atmosphere rather than floodlighting. For reading and eating they are ideal; for tasks like fixing a wheel in the dark, take a torch as well.

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