09/30/2025 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 10/01/2025 00:24
Outfitted: Shoulder-season, car-camping comfort kit Meg Simon When the crowds thin and the nights turn crisp, Colorado camping hits its sweet spot. The sun drops behind a stand of gold aspens, you can see your breath, and the difference between a shiver and a smile comes down to a few well-chosen comforts. This seven-piece kit lives in my Jeep from September through the first real snow: simple, durable gear that turns a chilly pullout into a cozy basecamp.
1. Sebago Tartan Blanket - Once the sun dips, this is the blanket you'll reach for. Chappy's knit is soft and substantial without being fussy, warm by the fire and machine-washable when camp inevitably gets grimy. The Sebago Tartan pattern leans classic New England, which somehow pairs perfectly with high-country autumn evenings. With just one, you'll rotate it between your lap and shoulders and keep it close so it doesn't "wander" to a friend's chair.