VISIT OUR KENT STORE
VISIT OUR KENT STORE
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A kettle is a camping essential; nothing beats a cup of tea or coffee to start your day. At WM Camping, we stock a range of kettles from trusted brands such as Vango, Quest, Outwell, and Outdoor Revolution, chosen for their reliability and performance.
Our collection includes 1L, 2L, and 2.5L sizes, with options like compact collapsible camping kettles and larger camping kettles with folding handles. We also offer low wattage electric kettles for campers with electric hook-up, as well as classic stove-top models. Whatever your set-up, you’ll find a kettle to suit.
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A Kettle for Every Camper
We stock a wide range of camping kettles available to order online, with options from trusted outdoor brands such as Kampa and Cadac. Whether you need a lightweight camping kettle for weekends away or a larger kettle for family camping, our collection includes different sizes and styles to suit your cooking equipment and the space you have available.
A good camping kettle makes it easy to boil water for tea, coffee, washing up, and simple meal preparation while you’re away. Suitable for use alongside camping stoves and other camping cooking equipment, these portable kettles are a useful addition to any camping trip, caravan holiday, or campervan break.
Camping Kettles FAQs
Can I use a regular kettle for camping?
Yes, in many cases you can use a standard kettle, but a dedicated camping kettle is usually the better option. Camping kettles are typically lighter, more durable, and easier to pack. If you’re using an electric kettle on a campsite hook-up, it’s best to choose a low-wattage model (around 750W–1000W). Standard household kettles often draw 2kW–3kW and can trip campsite electrics.
Do I need a special kettle for an induction hob?
For an iduction hob Only use a kettle that is induction compatible. This usually means it must be made from a magnetic material, such as magnetic stainless steel. Many aluminium and titanium camping kettles won’t work on induction. If you’re unsure, check the product details or look for kettles specifically labelled induction-ready.
How do I clean a camping kettle?
For everyday cleaning, warm soapy water and a soft cloth is usually enough. If you get limescale or stubborn residue, you can boil a mix of water and white vinegar, allow it to cool, then rinse thoroughly. Always store the kettle empty and completely dry to prevent odours or corrosion.