Wander & Wake
Wander & Wake™ Folding Sapele Wood Camping Storage Rack
Wander & Wake™ Folding Sapele Wood Camping Storage Rack
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Organize camp. Keep the adventure going.
Bring function and a little elevated outdoor style to your campsite with the Wander & Wake™ Folding Sapele Wood Camping Storage Rack. Designed to keep everyday essentials organized and within reach, this compact three-tier rack is a practical addition to campsites, RV setups, picnics, and outdoor entertaining.
Crafted from beautiful sapele wood, the three-level design gives you dedicated space for cookware, dishes, lanterns, coffee supplies, snacks, toiletries, or other campsite necessities. Instead of digging through bins every time you need something, your most-used gear can stay visible, organized, and easy to grab.
The folding design makes it especially useful for RVers and campers where storage space matters. At approximately 2 kg (4.4 lb), it's lightweight enough to transport while still providing a stylish freestanding storage solution once camp is set up.
And unlike basic plastic camp organizers, the natural wood construction gives your outdoor living space a warmer, more finished look—perfect for creating a campsite that feels a little more like home.
Product Features
- Three-tier folding outdoor storage rack
- Crafted from sapele wood
- Compact, space-saving design
- Folds for easier transportation and storage
- Approximate size: 33 × 17.6 × 32.8 cm (13 × 6.9 × 12.9 in)
- Approximate weight: 2 kg / 4.4 lb
- Three levels provide convenient organization
- Great for camping supplies, cookware, coffee stations, picnic essentials, and more
- Suitable for camping, RV setups, picnics, patios, and outdoor entertaining
- Natural wood appearance complements outdoor spaces
Care
Wipe clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry thoroughly. Store in a dry location when not in use. As with natural wood products, prolonged exposure to moisture and harsh weather should be avoided.
Wander & Wake™ — Born from wandering the open road and making wakes on the water.
And yes, I would add this one. This is much closer to what I want us looking for now: attractive, functional outdoor gear that complements the branded apparel and accessories we've just built. It would fit nicely in Basecamp or Adventure Essentials.
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