This is why going outdoors doesn’t equate to stale coffee anymore. With hand coffee grinders, you can always have freshly ground coffee beans for an equally fresh and flavorful coffee. Added to that, that are reasonably priced — another good reason to believe they’re worth packing and carrying around on your camping trips.

Some good brands and makes are EGH’s Flip-top Wood and Acrylic Grinder, which is way smaller than legal-sized bond paper and sells for less than thirty bucks at some online shops. Danesco Manual Coffee Grinder is another compact grinder that is made of metal, perfect for the outdoors. And it costs less than $50, which is quite reasonable for such a solid little item. The Gemco Coffee Mill is another really nice product available on the market. This little grinder is under six inches high and about four inches in diameter, and can make as many as six cups of coffee at a time.

Your coffee fix will be more than satisfied, especially if you pair any of these manual coffee grinders with other coffee making products such as a French press or a percolator. You can also opt to just cook the ground coffee beans the traditional way, over the bonfire while staring at the stars or sharing stories with your camping pals. If you don’t have a fire at your campsite, a propane stove will do the job.

Compact hand coffee grinders have made stale instant coffee a thing of the past on camping trips, as they give you the constant, easy option of a good cup of coffee.

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