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Best camping lanterns

Best camping lanterns

By the Canvasdale team · Last checked 21 October 2026

We haven't tested these products. This comparison is based on makers' published specifications.

Carbon monoxide: Never use a stove, BBQ, gas heater or lantern inside a tent, awning or porch, or bring one in to cool down: they can give off carbon monoxide, which can kill. Cook outside in the open air, keep a fire blanket handy and follow the manufacturer's instructions.

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How we compared them

What to look for

The comparison

Which suits you

FAQs

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The site's rules on arrival times, dogs, noise, gas and pitch use.
Fire rules: whether fires, fire pits or BBQs are allowed, on the site and in the area.

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Canvasdale is an independent UK camping site for families, couples and first-timers. Every figure is a planning guide: check your kit maker's figures, the forecast and the site's rules before you go. We don't test products.

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