camping bags

The right camp bag depends on what you're hauling and where you're putting it:


Camping backpacks & rucksacks: Ideal for carrying gear directly into camp with balanced weight distribution, like our Skala™ or Crossroads® ranges


Camping duffel bags: Best for bulk storage and vehicle transit. The Panga® Waterproof Duffel keeps sleeping gear and clothes protected from heavy downpours and mud


Camping tote bags: Perfect for camp organisation. Open-top bags like the Camino® Carryall make grabbing tools, cooking supplies or rope quick and effortless


Camping cool bags: Soft coolers like the Hopper Flip® or Hopper® M30 Tote keep provisions cold and fresh at base camp

Yes. Our fully waterproof range – including the Panga® 28L Backpack, Panga® 100L Duffel and SideKick Dry® Gear Case – features an IPX7 rating. That means they're 100% waterproof and fully submersible. They use HydroLok™ Zippers and TPU-laminated ThickSkin™ Shells to ensure water stays out, even if your bag ends up submerged in a river or left in a torrential downpour.

Absolutely. YETI® Hopper® cool bags and lunch bags are built specifically to withstand campsite environments. They feature ColdCell™ Insulation that offers superior cold-holding, tough DryHide™ Shell fabric that resists punctures and UV rays, and leakproof zippers or magnetic closures. They're built to keep campsite meals and drinks ice-cold without sweating or leaking in your vehicle.

Small (1L – 27L): Best for quick access items, personal electronics, tools or day trips (e.g. SideKick Dry® Gear Case or Crossroads® 22L Backpack).


Medium (32L – 40L): Great for overnight trips, carrying clothes, cooking gear and camping essentials (e.g. Skala™ 32L or 40L Backpacks).


Large (50L – 100L): Built for extended expeditions, multi-day base camp setups and hauling heavy, bulk equipment (e.g. Skala™ 50L or Panga® 100L Duffel).

Yes. Every YETI® camping bag is made with non-porous, dirt-resistant materials that won't absorb mud or grime. Simply hose down the exterior with fresh water, scrub off stubborn mud with mild dish soap and a soft brush, wipe it dry, and leave it open to air-dry completely before storing.