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Let’s be honest — hotel coffee disappoints, and instant coffee at the campsite is a hard pass. You need gear that works as hard as you do. Whether you’re summiting a peak or waking up in a national park, COLETTI builds coffee makers designed to deliver bold, reliable coffee wherever the adventure takes you.
Your coffee deserves a mug that keeps it hot and tasting right. Built for the wild — rugged, durable, and ready for anything.
Great coffee isn’t just about the beans — it’s about the tools. Our premium coffee brewing accessories help you dial in the perfect pour, from grinders to filters, so you never compromise on quality — even miles from the nearest café.
Whether you’re setting up base camp by the lake or brewing on the road in your van, our camping coffee makers help you start the day right. The COLETTI percolator is designed for quick setup and reliable brewing, delivering rich, bold flavor while you soak in the beauty of the outdoors.
The best camping coffee makers are built from heavy-duty stainless steel that can handle open flame and rough outdoor use. A camping percolator is a popular choice because it works on campfires, camp stoves, and portable burners while brewing multiple cups at once. Durable steel construction also prevents warping and lasts for years of outdoor adventures.
One of the easiest ways to make coffee while camping is with a classic camping percolator. Simply add water and coffee grounds, then place the pot over a campfire or camping stove. The heat circulates the water through the coffee grounds to produce a strong, hot pot of coffee with very little effort.
Many campers prefer percolators because they are simple, durable, and require no electricity. A camping percolator works directly over a campfire or camping stove and has very few parts that can break. It also produces a bold, full-bodied coffee that many outdoor enthusiasts enjoy.
Yes. Most stainless steel camping percolators are designed to work over open flame or hot coals. Simply place the pot on a grate or near the coals and allow it to perk slowly. Gentle heat produces the best flavor and prevents the coffee from becoming bitter.
Once the water begins to perk through the glass top, brewing usually takes about 4–7 minutes. Shorter brewing creates a lighter coffee, while longer brewing produces a stronger, more full-bodied cup.
Stainless steel percolators are generally preferred for camping because they are stronger and more heat resistant. Stainless steel also resists corrosion, does not affect the flavor of the coffee, and holds up better when used over campfires.
A simple camping coffee setup usually includes a stainless steel coffee percolator, a manual coffee grinder for fresh beans, durable camping mugs, and a kettle for boiling water. This gear allows campers to brew fresh coffee anywhere.
