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Last updated: November 14, 2026

How to read this map

The list above is every public page and range on campink.shop, kept up to date automatically. The rest of this page is the bit a list cannot give you: what is behind each link and which one to take for the job you have in mind. Think of it as the loop map handed over at check-in, with the useful spots circled in pen.

Camp Ink is a small shop with twenty products, and it is laid out in the order you set up camp. You back in. You level. You hook up. The awning goes out. The chairs go round the ring. Last of all, the family sign goes out, and now it is your site. Each of those six steps opens a range. If you already know what you want, go straight to the shop, where all twenty products sit on one page. If you would rather walk the loop, start below.

The six set-up steps and the range each one opens

Step 1, back in: Camp Crew Tees

Backing in is a team sport, and usually a loud one. This range is the crew’s uniform. It holds the Back-In Hand Signals Tee, the Level Enough Bubble Tee, the Full Hookups Pedestal Tee, the Quiet Hours Site Post Tee, the Camp Crew Roles Tee and the Family Site Name Tee. All are cotton crew tees in adult unisex sizes S to 5XL. Sizes 2XL and 3XL add $2 and sizes 4XL and 5XL add $4. The Camp Crew Roles Tee is the one groups order together, one role each: Fire Boss, Back-In Spotter, Camp Cook, Marshmallow Chief. The Family Site Name Tee takes your typed lines and also appears under Name Your Site.

Step 2, level: Picnic Table Mugs

Once the bubble says level enough, somebody puts the coffee on. This range holds the First Coffee Speckled Ceramic Camp Mug, the Percolator Morning Ceramic Camp Mug, the Family Name Speckled Ceramic Camp Mug and the Tow Day 30 oz Stainless Steel Tumbler. The mugs are ceramic with a speckled print and are a standard coffee-mug size. Hand wash them, and do not heat them on a stove or fire. A mug is for drinking from, not for boiling in. The tumbler is the one for the cab on tow day.

Step 3, hook up: the garden flags

Power, water, and then the first thing that says somebody is home. The two garden flags are the Family Site Name Garden Flag and the Pull Up a Chair Garden Flag. Both are printed polyester and come in 12 x 18 in and 28 x 40 in. The pole or stand is not included. You will find them on the Site Signs & Flags page, next to the metal signs.

Step 4, awning out: Fire Ring Layers

The awning goes out, the light strings go up and the evening cools off. This range holds three fleece pullover hoodies: the Chairs Round the Ring Hoodie, the Awning Lights Pullover Hoodie and the April to October Seasonals Hoodie. Same size run as the tees, S to 5XL, with the same add-on for larger sizes. If you sit between two sizes, the Size Guide explains how to measure a hoodie you already own.

Step 5, chairs round the ring: Camp Chair Blankets

Three fleece blankets: the Awning Stripe Fleece Camp Blanket, the Campground Loop Map Fleece Blanket and the Family Site Name Fleece Blanket. Each comes in 40 x 50 in, 50 x 60 in and 60 x 80 in. The small one suits a lap in a camp chair, the middle one a person, the large one two people or a bed in the rig. Machine wash cold on gentle, no bleach, and keep them away from open flame. Round the ring means at a sensible distance.

Step 6, the sign goes out: Site Signs & Flags

The last job, and the one that makes a numbered pad into your place. Here you will find the Family Campsite Metal Sign and the Not Lost, Wrong Loop Metal Camp Sign, together with the two garden flags from step 3. Metal signs are one size. Wipe them clean and do not wash them. The Family Campsite Metal Sign takes your typed lines, for example “The Hollis Crew / Site 14 / Est. 2019”.

Name Your Site: five products, one set of lines

Name Your Site is not a seventh step. It gathers the five products from the other ranges that take your own wording, so you can see them side by side:

• Family Site Name Tee
• Family Name Speckled Ceramic Camp Mug
• Family Site Name Fleece Blanket
• Family Site Name Garden Flag
• Family Campsite Metal Sign

All five use the same three fields on the product page. The name line is required and takes up to 16 characters. The site line is optional and takes up to 16 characters. The Est. year is optional and runs from 1950 to 2026. A live text preview on the picture and a character counter show you what you are getting. No field costs extra. We do not send a proof before production, and we print exactly what is typed.

Type the lines the same way on each product and the whole site matches, from the flag by the steps to the mug on the picnic table. If you would rather not put a surname out front, use first names, “Nana & Pop’s”, the rig’s own name such as “Rolling Home”, a site nickname, or the Est. year alone.

Three ranges by how you camp

Some people shop by product. Others shop by person: “what do I get for my brother, who lives in his fifth wheel?” These three ranges sort the same twenty products by the kind of camper they suit. A product can appear in more than one.

Weekenders

Weekenders is for people who load up on Friday and are home by Sunday night. Look here for things that go in the bag every trip and come home again: a tee for the back-in argument, a mug for the first coffee, a blanket for the chair. It is also the place to start when a camp crew wants matching tees for the annual weekend.

Seasonal Site

Seasonal Site is for seasonals, the people who keep one site from about April to October and know every neighbour on the loop. A site you return to all summer is worth naming, so this is where the sign-and-flag side of the shop makes most sense. It is the range gift buyers use most, for parents or grandparents whose camper stays put from opening weekend to closing weekend.

Full-Timers

Full-Timers is for people whose rig is the house. Cupboard space is the whole question, so think flat and useful: a garden flag, a tee, one mug each, one blanket. Nothing there needs a shelf of its own. If you are buying for friends who have just gone full-time, a flag with the rig’s name on it travels well and weighs next to nothing.

Help pages: where to go with a question

The help pages each do one job. Here is which door to knock on.

Policy pages: the rules, one page each

Nobody reads policies for fun. They are there for the day you need one, and each covers a single subject so you are not hunting through a wall of text.

Before and during an order

• Payment Methods: how paying works. You use the payment options shown at checkout. Card details are handled by the payment provider and never stored by Camp Ink.
• Shipping & Delivery: where we ship and how long it takes. Free shipping with no minimum to the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and nowhere else. Orders are made within 1-3 business days and then take 7-14 business days in transit. Everything ships from the USA. For Canada, Australia and New Zealand, duties and import charges depend on the destination country.
• Cancel or Change an Order: the 24-hour window after you place an order, in which you can change typed text, size, colour or address, or cancel altogether.

After it arrives

• Returns & Exchanges Policy: the process. You have 60 days from delivery to return anything for any reason, personalised items included, and we pay the return postage with a free return label.
• Refund Policy: the money. Refunds are made within 7 days of us receiving the return, to the original payment method or as store credit if you prefer. Store credit never expires.

The legal shelf

• Privacy Policy: what personal details we collect, why, and how to ask about them. It also covers photos sent with damage claims, which are deleted 30 days after delivery.
• Terms of Service: the agreement between you and Camp Ink when you use the site or place an order, governed by the law of the State of Utah, US.
• Intellectual Property Policy: how we treat original designs, ours and other people’s, and what you may and may not do with the artwork on this site.
• DMCA: how a copyright owner sends a notice if they believe something here infringes their work, and what the notice must include.

Find it by the job you need done

If you came here with a task and not a page name, this list is the shortcut.

Getting around on the site itself

• The menu at the top follows the set-up steps, so the ranges appear in the order described on this page.
• The footer at the bottom of every page links to the help and policy pages. If you are lost, scroll down. It is the campground office of the site.
• Product pages show the options for that product: size for tees and hoodies, blanket size, flag size, and the three typed fields on Name Your Site products. Care instructions are on each product page.
• The cart shows your typed lines under each personalised item. That is the last easy place to catch a spelling mistake.
• This sitemap lists everything. If a page exists, it is in the list at the top.

A tip for gift buyers in a hurry: open Name Your Site, pick one of the five products, type the family’s lines once and copy them into each of the others you want. Three minutes, and the site matches.

Wrong loop? Ask at the office

If you have been round twice and still cannot find what you need, do not do a third lap. Email support@campink.shop and tell us what you are looking for. Support is by email only, and we reply within 24 hours on business days. If your question is about an order, put the order number in the subject line. If it is about a product, name it. Either way, a person reads it and points you to the right site.