Chairs, stools, tables and the clip-on accessories that go with them. The camp furniture range is built around the Oztent Series III chairs, the King Goanna, King Kakoda, Wallaby, Glider Lounge and Koala Hotspot, plus Supex King Size action chairs, tri leg and hoop leg stools, and Hi-Country resort chairs. This is the gear that decides whether a site is somewhere you sit around or somewhere you put up with.
Chairs that suit how you camp
A full size Oztent King Goanna or Kakoda is the chair you take when the vehicle carries it and you intend to sit in it for a week. A Supex action chair packs smaller for a shorter trip. A tri leg or hoop leg stool is what goes in last when there is no room left and someone still needs somewhere to sit.
Lounges and the long stay
The Oztent Glider Lounge and Koala Hotspot are the recline-and-stay-there end of the range. Worth it on a base camp, overkill for a night on the way through. Weight and pack size are the honest trade against comfort.
Clip-on accessories
The Oztent Lock On range clips straight onto the arm of a chair, so a table, a cup holder or a light attaches where you are sitting rather than needing its own footprint. Six pieces in the range, and they fit the Series III chairs.
Tables and the camp kitchen
Camp tables give the stove and the food prep somewhere that is not the ground or the tailgate. They pair with the camp cooking gear and sit alongside the rest of the camping range.
Common questions
What is the difference between the Oztent Series III chairs?
They differ by size and how far they recline. The King Goanna and King Kakoda are the full size seats, the Wallaby is the lighter and more compact option, and the Glider Lounge and Koala Hotspot trade pack size for a reclining position.
How much weight do camp chairs take?
Ratings vary by model, and the rated capacity is printed on each chair rather than being consistent across a brand. Check the individual listing, or ask in store and we will check the tag on the actual chair.
Do the Oztent Lock On accessories fit any chair?
They are designed for the Oztent Series III chairs and clip onto the arm. They will not reliably fit another brand's chair, so match the accessory to the chair rather than assuming.
Are camp stools worth having as well as chairs?
Yes, for the reason people always discover too late. Stools take almost no room, so they are what you bring for the extra person, for around a fire where a reclining chair is awkward, and for standing on.
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