They sure can. Just be sure to clean them off before bringing them inside. Camping chairs can be a great thing to pull out when you have extra guests at your home. When sitting for long periods (say, by a firepit or watching a sports game) it’s nice to move around a bit rather than being fixed in one position for long periods of time. It’s best to always follow manufacturers instructions for cleaning and maintenance, but generally, you can wipe down the chair with a damp cloth and mild soap. Be sure to keep it out of the rain and always dry it off if it gets wet. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.

Camp Chair, Steel,Synthetic, Blue, Regular GCI Outdoor Camp Chair, Steel,Synthetic, Blue, Regular

It sits well on hard and soft ground, including grass and gravel – it doesn’t sink into soft ground in the same way as other camping chairs we’ve reviewed can do. You also want it to survive occasionally getting wet, the amount of weight that it will hold, and being tossed into a storage compartment. Price The solid powder-coated steel frame construction also mean it’s a sturdy chair to sit and relax in – assuming you’re under the stated weight capacity of 250lb, and it won’t easily blow away in a breeze! If you’re not comfortable sitting by fire pits, lakes, etc., there’s no point in owning that chair at all.No Assembly Required - Folds and unfolds in under 5 Seconds for easy mobility and portability; comes with carry handles Tom & Caitlin Morton of Mortons on the Move gave up the stationary life for one where they are constantly on the move. They are full-time travelers, television hosts, and digital media producers.

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Camping chairs can get pretty fancy. In fact, we recently published a post on heated camping chairs. Camp chairs need to be comfortable since they’re the ones you’ll be using whenever you’re sitting outside your rig. Also, look for creature comforts like a headrest, a cup holder, or a cell phone holder. Ensure the chair has a breathable, heavy-duty fabric and frame. Keep in mind the goal is for long-term use. The durability of any piece of gear is important. You want to be able to use it over many camping seasons and on various types of terrain. Although heavy, this robust model will provide years of high-comfort seating for campgrounds, soccer fields, and moreThey left their jobs, sold their house and possessions, and hit the road in September 2015 in their full-time “home on wheels”. Since then they have traveled the US, Canada, and even internationally by RV. There’s no sliding the mesh onto a frame, or folding it out and attaching each leg one at a time (as can be the case with more compact portable chairs on the market).