Whether your Dad is a hiker, a biker, a camper, or a fisherman, no matter what your outdoorsy dad is doing right now, chances are he’d rather be outside.
Father’s Day is on June 18 this year, and if you’ve got an outdoorsy dad you’re shopping for, you’re in luck. We’ve searched far and wide for the best of the best tools, toys, and apparel for the favorite father figure in your life.
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Read on to find the perfect gift for any dad, whether he’s a consummate camper or novice outdoorsman.
For the dad that would rather be on the crags. This set of fridge magnets are shaped like climbing holds and are a fun, unexpected Father’s Day gift for the dad who daydreams of holds and horns.
$20 at Moosejaw
Few other places in the world can boast such diversity of landscape and wildlife as the United States, and our National Parks steward these places of awesome beauty.
Home to the world’s tallest trees, the largest carnivores, colossal waterfalls, and plant life as far as the eye can see, National Parks are an intrinsic part of the culture and landscape of America. Whether he enjoys hiking, rock climbing, birdwatching, or forest bathing, The Parklands: Trails and Secrets from the National Parks of the United States is filled with arcane and quirky facts about each of our National Parks, as well as essential information for planning a next big adventure.
$55 at Parks Project
You really can’t go wrong with anything by Rumpl. Their products are smart, well-made, super strong, and made to last. Right now, however, we are loving the Rumpl Everywhere Towel.
This genius towel packs up tiny and is super lightweight. Good things come in compact packages, at least as far as these towels are concerned: They are wildly absorbent and they dry in minutes, making you wonder why you ever bothered carting around a big bulky towel in the past.
Right now these towels are being sold in limited quantities in styles printed with vistas of some of the country’s best-loved national parks, making them practical and extra special.
$50 at Rumpl
If Dad is the type that’s working to cross every national park off their bucket this, this shirt will be the perfect walking to-do list to keep him on track.
For the biggest national park fanatic, The Landmark Project has created an NPS map shirt crafted from soft, organic cotton. Plus, this company has given back in a big way, donating over $500,000 of proceeds to the U.S. Forest Service since 2017.
$35 at The Landmark Project
He may be far from the mountains, but even when he’s sitting at home—we promise you—he’s dreaming of bigger peaks. These rocks glasses feature silhouettes of one of six iconic formations, from the Grand Canyon, to Everest, to Kilimanjaro, to Half Dome. He’ll be sipping some inspiration with these gorgeous and collectible pieces.
$60 at Huckberry
If he’s spending any amount of time outdoors, he’s going to need a light. With an excellent waterproof rating and multiple light modes, this one by Black Diamond consistently ranks high for performance.
It’s lightweight, adjustable, and is just as useful for nighttime mountain descents as it is for late-night reading. And if Dad’s outdoorsmanship has been limited to hangouts in the neighborhood as the sun goes down, this headlamp is highly recommended for nighttime dog walks and for cooking on a grill after dark.
$50 at Amazon
At this point, Smartwool is iconic. Pioneers of the movement that debunked the idea that wool is itchy, stuffy, and only good for cold winter nights, their socks were game changers when they first came on the outdoorsy scene.
Since that time, their products have only gotten better and better and their socks continue to be top-performers for day hikes, thru-hikes, and any sort of trail tackling.
These Smartwool socks truly deliver: They are cushioning, wicking, and odor-mitigating and make any shoe feel 100% more comfortable—even during the breaking-in stage.
$26 at REI
Dad’s campside coffee game is about to get a whole lot better. This go-to tool for traveling light is compact, convenient, and makes great-tasting coffee that’s every bit on par with the kind of cup you’d brew from a Keurig.
All you need is hot water and some coffee grounds and within minutes Dad can enjoy a delicious cup of joe. He’ll be thrilled to ditch those instant coffee grounds and enjoy a cup of coffee that doesn’t taste like dirt.
$40 on Amazon
These shorts are the holy grail of style-meets-function. Made with a performance blend of organic cotton and nylon, and finished off with a “DWR coating for protection from the elements” these shorts also have a coveted “touch of stretch” as well—so Dad can play hard without having to worry about splitting seams.
These shorts by Taylor Stitch move well, wash beautifully, and look way better than basic. What’s more is—for the Dad who knows that adventure can pop up when he least expects it—these shorts will keep him prepared while looking pretty stylish.
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$92 at Taylor Stitch
Whether he hikes, climbs, boats, or fishes, Dad will get a lot of wear out of this amazing shirt by Patagonia that offers sun-protection and helps keep him cool at the same time. Reviewers love the silky soft comfort of this shirt that dries quickly and offers UPF 50, so Dad won’t need to stop for a second to apply sunblock when he’d rather be bagging peaks or catching “the big one.”
$99 at Patagonia
There are so many great features to the Thousands Chapter Helmet that we are sure to leave something out, but here is our best effort to get them all in.
First off, it has a multi-directional impact system (MIPS) that allows the helmet to internally self-adjust to absorb more impact for greater protection. It has a terrific-looking low profile with a mini-visor to cut glare. It has a superior ventilation system for comfort on long and arduous rides. It has a clip-on, motion-activated tail light for added safety.
Plus, it has a hidden security portal that you can thread a U-lock through and, if your helmet is stolen while using this system, they’ll replace it for free.
$145 at Amazon
No matter where Dad roams, he’ll be able to enjoy a cozy firepit under the stars, with the Ranger campfire stove by Solo Stove. These portable, smokeless campfires are small enough to set up at home on a deck, in a backyard or wherever his travels may take him.
$200 at Solo Stove
Campfires are always warmer when you can snuggle up with your favorite people and pets. Not only is this Kelty loveseat comfy with quilted padding, it’s basically made for cuddles and easily fits two people and either a small child or a dog that thinks he’s a child.
$120 at Amazon
There are few buzzkills worse than a dull knife or a dud campfire when you’re trying to enjoy a getaway in the great outdoors. This cool little multi-tool, that’s compact enough to fit in his pocket, will save Dad from the disappointment of both. This tool can sharpen a range of knives, from serrated to straight, as well as fish hooks—and it even comes with an emergency whistle.
$10 at Amazon
This all-purpose board is perfect for the mom that wants to dabble in water sports, but it is indecisive about how she wants to commit.
It’s the perfect shape for flat water stand-up paddle boarding and for small wave riding—plus it easily converts into a kayak with the included seat and footrest.
$250 at Academy Sports & Outdoors
For the campside gourmand: This pop-up camping kitchen gives Dad all the space he needs to get into the zone when cleaning and cooking a recent catch—or when he’s simply prepping some excellent foil dinners and s’mores. It comes with fold-out counter space and shelves to store and give easy access to everything he needs to make his culinary masterpieces.
We’ve owned this camp kitchen for about five years now and it is, bar none, the best Father’s Day gift I’ve ever given my husband. It’s strong and sturdy and gives the perfect space for any kind of campside meal prep.
$129 at Decathalon
After a long day on a trail, Dad’s going to want a soft pair of mocs to slip his feet into.
Thanks to their soft foam soles, these Merrell Hut Mocs are perfect for giving his feet a bit of rest from a long day adventuring.
Their durable quilted nylon upper will ensure Dad’s feet are protected and they even feature a collapsable back that converts them into a pair of slides! With a pair of these, that cool outdoorsman in your life can focus on what they do best: relax.
$70 at Amazon
Dad’s certainly had his share of sleepless nights while parenting. Give him the gift of a good night’s sleep while he’s camping out.
The Klymit V2 self-inflating air mattress is compact and comfy and is equally good for backpacking as it is for car camping. Its patented V-shaped sleep chambers get rave reviews for comfort and for keeping sleepers well-insulated against the cold ground, and it’s touted for being an excellent choice for side-sleepers.
$100 at Amazon
This isn’t your normal coffee table book. For a dad that daydreams of their next big adventure, this book is filled with stunning National Geographic photographs of some of the best and most picturesque hikes in the world. Each is described in detail, including history and valuable, know-before-you-go advice about travel, routes, and wildlife. Hikes are broken down into exhaustive detail for the hiker that doesn’t just want to daydream, but wants to do!
From Appalachia to Micronesia, a Swiss wine trail to Bhutan’s snowy passes, it maps 100 hikes for people of all experience levels and all levels of wanderlust.
$169 at Pottery Barn
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His children will always be his true north, but this compass will help keep him on course if he gets lost on the trail. This brass compass fits in his pocket or can be worn on his neck and it can be engraved not only with the saying of your choice but in the typeface and style of your choosing. We are particularly partial to the option of choosing a simple saying in your child’s handwriting.
$24 at Etsy
If Dad has a thirst for adventure he’ll be able to quench it safely with this compact, personal water filtration system by LifeStraw. A life of outdoor adventures can make hydration unpredictable. Whether he’s looking at a clear (but questionable) stream or a suspect-looking park spigot, the LifeStraw will clear that water and make it potable in no time.
With claims to remove 99.9999% of waterborne bacteria, 99.9% of waterborne protozoan parasites and up to 0.2 microns, this little tool is super handy to have on hand when thirst hits and there is only funky water to be found!
$25 at Amazon
These binoculars will help Dad keep everything in clear view. Made from Barium Crown glass, these binoculars transmit outdoor light better than roof and parro prism binoculars, making for spectacular viewing, especially when on bodies of water.
These 18mm 12×24 binoculars fold up compactly, are easy to grip, and are waterproof. And, as a bonus, come with a phone adaptor, so Dad can take shots and videos of faraway wildlife, so he can always bring a bit of the outdoors home with him.
$75 at Amazon
For the stargazing dad, this highly ranked this Celstron telescope not only gives excellent views of the night sky, it’s easy to set up and is compact enough to take anywhere.
My family has this telescope and we love it for its crisp images, its easy setup, and its adjustability. Not that we are expecting Dad to share, but this telescope can adjust down low making it a great choice for families that have little ones who are every bit as interested in looking at the stars as Dad is.
Get the Celestron 70 millimeter adjustable telescope from Amazon for $85.83
Whether he wants to cook up liquid-based meals in a flash, or he just wants to get his water boiling at lightning speed for that morning coffee, a JetBoil is a lightweight, ingenious tool that boils water in 60 seconds, even at subzero temperatures.
$129 at REI
This cap may look basic on the outside, but it’s filled with all sorts of impressive wow. Made from 100% nylon, this cap is virtually sweat-free and it comes with a light deflecting brim and UPF 50 to keep Dad’s noggin from burning. It’s stain- and water-resistant for added durability, and it has “clamshell technology” that allows it to fold up small enough to fit in a jacket pocket.
It also comes with cool ventilation panels that double as sunglass hooks, so Dad will never have to shed a tear over glasses that took a dive over a cliff’s edge. With so much in such a tiny package, this hat is the ultimate topper to any Father’s Day.
$35 at Amazon
You can’t go wrong with a good tee—and this might be one of the best, for avid and armchair outdoorsmen alike. The Patagonia Capilene Shirt is light, breathable, moisture-wicking, and it has UPF 50.
Like all of Patagonia’s products these shirts are ethically made from 50 to 100% recycled materials and are Fair Trade-certified. And, because they are made with an anti-stink technology (more formally known as HeiQ Fresh), they can easily take Dad from the mountain peak to the brew pub.
$35 at Patagonia
Who doesn’t like a cold one at the end of a long hike? Help Dad keep his brews good and frosty with this vacuum-sealed Stanley growler.
This vacuum-sealed growler has a leak-proof design, making it perfect for any sort of adventures Dad may take on. Plus it keeps drinks ice cold for 24 hours (or piping hot for 18).
$43 at Backcountry
For a comfy seat wherever he may go, this genius camp chair is about the size and weight of a 64 oz water bottle. It easily fits in a backpack and can be toted anywhere, from the beach to the bandstand.
It sets up in seconds and collapses just as easily and it’s the perfect hight for firepit hangs. Just right for the dad who is up for going anywhere and who wants a soft place to sit when he gets there.
$110 at Amazon
Dad has probably been drinking from the same, beat-up plastic bike bottle that he got in college. If Dad is less likely to splurge on himself, it’s time for an upgrade, with our favorite insulated water bottle.
The Yeti Rambler is easy to chug from, easy to wash, and—at a 26-ounce capacity—has enough room to accommodate “three lemonades, four mint juleps, or one long chug of water,” according to the company. Whatever Dad wants to fill it with, we can say with all certainty it will stay cold for a good 24 hours and it’ll stand up to drops with aplomb.
$40 at Yeti
Your outdoorsy dad is probably already dreaming of his next adventure. Whether it’s a trip to the Andes, a visit to the Grand Canyon, or a simple escape to the local fishing hole, this full-color coffee table book is an ultimate great escape gift. Featuring 245 different destinations, and filled with gorgeous National Geographic photography, this will give his mind the getaway it needs.
$25 at Amazon
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