1 / 20 One bag, set up your way. Fold out a 12″ × 18″ work surface on a table or tailgate, or hang it from your vehicle.
Bamboo cutting board and shoulder strap included. Mounting Kit and accessories sold separately.
One bag, several setups
The panels decide what it is. Nothing unbolts, nothing gets left at home.
Board out, knives in the panel, stove on the tailgate. Prep and cook without unpacking anything else.
The bottle panel holds what you pour. Grinder, kettle and cups each get a place.
Open it on the table and serve straight out of the bag. Nothing to set up.
The sleeve pockets designed for a laptop or a tablet. The Tray is ideal for electronics. Hang it and its a standup desk.
Toothbrush, toiletries and the rest of the bathroom kit go in the panels. Hang it up at the campground and everything is in reach.
Sits on any table or tailgate, and the built-in lid straps hang it from SUV factory roof racks. For everything else, add the Mounting Kit: Universal Mounts for racks, beds and doors, FlexMount Rubber Straps for MOLLE panels and ladders, FlexMount Anchors where there's nothing to hook to.
Workspace's little brother, for the minimalist
Everything you need, nothing you don't. A weatherproof case with waterproof zippers that opens flat like a book — the cheapest way into the same kitchen system.
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The camp kitchen stores everything you need for camping with a van. I gave it to my sister for her birthday and she loved it!!! She likes to camp without a large vehicle or oversized equipment. That's why the camp kitchen is perfect. They really thought of everything.
The only downside is the cost of shipping and customs duties to Europe. All in all, it's an expensive gadget that I was only willing to pay for because it was a special birthday. But my sister's joy made it worth it.
Also, very friendly customer service.
I love it! There are so many ways to use this portable work station, but yes, top of the list just may be a camp kitchen - it's perfect.
I am making plans to get out and enjoy it, and can't wait toll the fall and winter. Hope I can share photos down the road.
The say pictures are worth a thousand words. After 5 trips, and 1 year, 3 months, and 3 weeks since purchasing new at the Redmond Oregon Overland Expo, the pack is falling apart. At this price point, I expect something to be more durable.
I have no warranty claim because I can't prove purchase. If you're able to find warranty information on their website, which isn't easy, it simply states "Our products carry a limited manufacturer's warranty, under the terms in effect when your order shipped. Those terms come on the warranty card packed with your product, and we will send them to you on request — email [****]."... in other words, purchase the product and we'll tell you!
In my case, since I purchased it at the expo, there wasn't a box, warranty card, or receipt. The sold out much faster than expected and rush through the night to offer more product. Upon purchase, the bag was simply handed to me, and my brother who purchased one as well, with chalk marks still present... the team had been up all night cutting and sewing away, with little or no time to thoroughly clean or package the bags. In other words, it was the perfect storm to set me up for failure and loss! The bag is useless to me now and I've no intent of handing Daylodge another $300.00 for this result.
Hi Robert, we received the bag back with the return label we sent you. This is an isolated problem. Again, we were sorry to hear about the bags material ripping. With this bag in hand, we are reviewing for improved future designs. We hope you enjoy your new replacement bag for years to come. -Russ @daylodgegear
Saw it at Overland Expo in Colorado and really liked it but was unsure if it would fit all my gear. Went home took out my gear and realized it more would cover it. So, ordered anyway and lost the shiw discount. However, the quality and design are amazing. My camp kitchen gear fits great.
We are glad you came and saw us at Overland Expo Mt West. Thank you for the great feedback and purchase. We are happy to know the bag fits your needs! We hope to see you again at the Overland show.
We bought this at Overland Expo Mountain West a few weeks ago. It’s so versatile. My husband prefers the set up for coffee, but I think we need a second for cocktails! ;-)
Same bag. The Camp Kitchen build has the bottle panel. The Field Bag build swaps it for the tray. Both come with the utensil panel.
It works on any table or tailgate as is, and the built-in lid straps hang it from SUV factory roof racks. For anything else, add the Mounting Kit and pick where it goes: Universal Mounts for racks, beds, doors and swing gates, FlexMount Rubber Straps for MOLLE panels and van ladders, FlexMount Anchors where there's nothing to hook to.
Pick "Nothing to hook to". FlexMount Anchors stick on and add tie-down points, and the Universal Mounts hook onto them.
Yes, if you want the whole kit. It's the Camp Kitchen plus Cold Cube, Wet Dry 100, Stash 16 and 64, the Blade Sheath, backpack straps and the Mounting Kit, for less than those pieces cost one by one.
Yes. The sleeve pockets take a laptop or tablet, and the fold-out surface is a working desk height on a tailgate.
Yes. The bamboo board lifts out for use and cleaning, and drops back into its sleeve when you pack up.
Pick a build and a colorway, add a Mounting Kit if it hangs, and it ships to your door.
Designed and tested in the Columbia River Gorge
Inside the bag
Every Workspace comes with the utensil panel and the bottle panel. Swap the bottle panel for the tray and the same bag becomes more versatile, a camp vanity, First Aid Station or a water station.
Knives, utensils and tools strap in under elastic. Mesh pockets hold tea, spices and a lighter, and the MOLLE Blade Sheath clips on.
Need a spare? The utensil panel on its own →
Built for Stash containers: a Stash 16 or 64 rides upright in the holder, packed with food or coffee. The straps take a chef's knife, a water bottle or a Jetboil.
Replaces the bottle panel. Movable dividers, elastic loops and mesh side pockets for tools, content creation, a remote office, the camp vanity or a water station.
Already own a bag? Get the tray on its own →
