Lidl launches new range of camping gear essentials for family staycations or festivals
The bargain buys are perfect for those wanting to enjoy summer on a budget
BARGAIN BUYS Lidl launches new range of camping gear essentials for family staycations or festivals – prices start from
THINKING of enjoying a sunny camping holiday this summer? Or maybe you're heading to a festival?
Well Lidl has got you covered with all the camping gear you could need, and for a budget-friendly price.
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The tents are perfect for a staycation of fun-filled festivals
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The range will be in stores from the 22nd of May
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Lidl shoppers can enjoy the range while stocks last
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The supermarket's brand-new camping and sports range, Crivit, will be hitting the shelves just in time for summer.
From the tents, to coolers and loads more - the range has everything budding campers need for a top-notch festival experience - and prices start at just £2.99.
Shoppers can get their hands on the full range in-store nationwide from the 22nd May and the bargain Lidl Plus offer running 22nd - 28th May, available while stocks last.
The incredible Crivit camping range has everything festival-goers need to set themselves up in the Wilderness, including the 4-Person Blackout Tent – popping up in stores for just £99.00 with Lidl Plus.
It's perfect for those who want to lie in and recuperate without the morning rays creeping in.
And festival fans can unwind in between favourite DJ sets with the Crivit Self-Inflating Camping Mat and Pillow (£19.99) and Car Air Mattress (£14.99).
Campers can also give their home away from home a lux upgrade with the Camping Living Area Tent (£79.99) - perfect for avoiding those inevitable summertime showers.
Planning on cooking up a storm at the campsite? Take advantage of the Folding Camping Chair (£7.99) and the Low Folding Camping Table (£9.99).
Thanks to the range's cool bag selection, sipping warm tinnies is a thing of the past.
From the Electric Cool Box (£49.99) to the Cool Bag Assortment (£9.99) and the Cool Bag Backpack (£7.99), there's a chillingly good choice for every price point.
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You've got your tent sorted, but what about your wardrobe?
Lidl have got you covered, literally, with their cosy clothing options.
Stay warm during chilly nights with the Outdoor Shoes (available in Men's & Ladies) for just £11.69 with Lidl Plus.
And grab the stylish Sports Jacket (available in Men's & Ladies) for the bargain price of £8.99 with Lidl Plus.
There's even comfy Men's Jersey Shorts for £5.39 with Lidl Plus.
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