Best Camping Coffee Mug To Keep Your Coffee Toasty-Warm!

It’s difficult to find anything to critique about the Miir mug. It fits in most cup holders, it’s double-wall insulated, and it comes in a range of sizes and colors to suit individual needs and preferences.

We love that it comes in the classic speckle design of enamel mugs, but thanks to a powder coating and double-wall vacuum insulation you can enjoy nostalgic camp vibes without burning your fingers. And, it keeps your coffee hot.

As a bonus, the Miir is slim and lightweight enough for backpacking.

One of the most trusted names when it comes to hot or cold insulation, the Yeti brand has a massive following with good reason. Perhaps the exact opposite of an enamel camp mug, the Yeti Rambler mug is designed and engineered to keep your beverage hot without burning your paws.

The Rambler is a double-walled and vacuum-insulated mug, and with Yeti technology, will keep your coffee piping hot longer than you may have thought possible. The slider lid can be closed, sipped from, or removed entirely.

The Rambler is made from kitchen-grade stainless steel and is virtually indestructible – it’s even dishwasher safe. With a 14-oz capacity, you may not even need a refill.

It’s worth noting that single-wall metal mugs are best for warm weather. They are not insulated and tend to lose heat the quickest. That being said, there’s something so classic and low-tech about an enamel mug, it remains one of our favorites for camping in temperate climates.

We love the nostalgia enamel mugs offer, not to mention good durability and versatility at a low price point. For vintage vibes, and a do-it-all mug you can throw in a camping tote, the Coleman Enamel is great value and an absolute classic.

The Stanley name is another brand you likely remember from childhood. Who doesn’t have a Stanely thermos they inherited from their grandfather?

The Legendary is a modernized version of the original. Featuring double-wall vacuum insulation, a splash-free lid, and the Stanley iconic design, this stainless steel mug is a great all-around choice for enjoying a leisurely hot coffee in the morning.

Titanium mugs are notorious for being lightweight and tough, but with a downside: lacking insulation, your coffee cools quickly. This double-walled model changes that.

Snow Peak is known for its exquisite, minimalist Japanese design and perfect marriage of form and function. Weighing just over 4 ounces, the Ti-Double 450 holds 15 ounces of liquid and can be paired with a silicone sipping lid.

While the single-wall Snow Peak mugs can be placed directly on heat, keep in mind the double-walled insulated mugs cannot.

The thing about the Fellow Carter is that once you make the switch, you may never want to drink coffee out of a metal thermos again.

Available in an array of colors and sizes, the Fellow is designed with a leak-proof, screw-top lid, which lets you throw a hot tea in your bag for later. The curved metal lip for easy sipping is incredibly pleasant and the ceramic lined interior means there is no metallic taste that you get with a stainless steel camping mug.

If you like your coffee as a ritual, or are the type of person who travels and camps with an aero press, the Fellow Carter is for you.

If you want something a bit more authentic feeling for your nature escape and/or if food-grade stainless steel tends to remind you of your morning work commute, we recommend the wooden Uberleben Kuksa.

A traditional Scandinavian design of Sami herders, the Kuksa is carved from a solid piece of natural hardwood and protected with a BPA-free, food-grade finish.

While a more off-the-beaten-path option, the Kuksa will offer a deeper connection to the great outdoors.

Incredibly heavy-duty while also weighing only 2.7 ounces, the TOAKS Titanium camp cup will survive just about anything and is ideal for long-distance backpackers. It won’t rust or dent, you can place it directly over heat, and your coffee will even taste better – titanium doesn’t give off the metallic taste that stainless steel does.

While it won’t keep your beverage hot for very long, it is an excellent choice when you want to travel light and have one cup for many uses. From oatmeal to coffee to bourbon, the TOAKS Titanium does it all without adding too much excess weight or volume.

While they are perhaps the least trendy option, there’s something to be said for well-constructed plastic camping mugs. The GSI Outdoors Infinity is lightweight, versatile, BPA-free, and has a spill-resistant lid. It comes with a koozie to keep coffee warm (though not hot, and certainly not all day).

A plastic camping mug is an ideal lightweight choice for backpackers looking for value when they purchase new camping gear. This one has a collapsible tarpaulin handle, will keep your drink warm, and is a durable option for car camping or backpacking.

Another cult favorite, the Hydro Flask brand is known for its wide range of colors and sizes, durable stainless steel, and the ability to retain heat. A rival of the Yeti mug, the Hydro Flask coffee mug guarantees piping hot coffee and cold drinks for hours.

A soft coating makes the exterior more comfortable to hold than stainless steel, and it comes with a lifetime warranty.