33 Actually Funny Camping Puns That Will Reduce Tent-sion

If you’re planning a camping trip and you want to come e-quipped (get it?) with plenty of camping puns, you’ll need better than your standard ‘camping is in-tents‘ jokes!

I’ve racked my brains to come up with some of the best camping puns that will actually make you laugh (and okay, some of these puns about camping will make you groan as well — that’s the nature of a camping dad joke!)

Here are the funniest camping puns I could come up with!

33 Camping Puns That’ll Actually Make You Laugh

Pitch, don’t kill my vibe!

Camping? Alpaca my tent!

You can’t have your kayak and eat it too!

No more bad camping puns! I can’t bear it!

For all in-tents and purposes, camping is just sleeping outside!

Relax! You’re too tents.

I could go camping forest of my life!

Me and campfires — the perfect match!

Let’s go camping — try not to s’more

The s’more the merrier

Laugh s’more, worry less

I camp believe you’ve never slept in a tent!

RV there yet?

I caravan about you

You make me a happy camper

Can we do it? Campervan!

Wood you please start a fire?

Wood you like to go camping?

These bad camping puns really yurt me.

Camping: like many of the best things in life, it’s tree.

All’s fire in love and camping

We’re out of firewood — don’t flame the messenger!

Thank you very match for starting the fire

You’ve really got a chip on your smolder

Nothing can hold a kindle to a warm campfire

Being around a warm campfire is pyro-dise

Axe and you shall receive

Let’s go camping, just for the hill of it!

Taking a break from camping to catch summer rays

I conifer you a discount on camping puns

You’re invading my personal spruce!

I need my alone pine

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