The 10 Best Camp Sinks

Take the entire kitchen with you using the GCI Outdoor Master Cook Station (about $129). Its aluminum countertop is perfect for a tabletop grill, while the three plastic side tables give you plenty of space for food and accessories. The whole thing folds flat for storage and transport.

The budget-friendly Seattle Sports Jumbo (about $21) will fulfill all of your basic dishwashing, water carrying, and laundry needs. It has a capacity of six gallons and is made of a durable, tear-resistant vinyl-coated nylon that can stand up to plenty of abuse.

The Deluxe Camping Filtration (appx. $219) works well for those muddy, dirty days, as it is completely hands-free thanks to a simple foot pump. There's a built-in soap dispenser, as well, and a second bucket that captures the used water for less mess than with some other choices.

You'll be right at home with the SereneLife Basin (around $74), because it looks nearly like something you'd find in a house. For fresh water, all you have to do is step on the foot pump. When you're finished, you can roll it out of the way with the integrated wheels.

The Tricam Table (around $80) is equipped with a stainless steel faucet that easily connects to a garden hose for water on demand. It drains efficiently thanks to its tapered design and can support up to 150 pounds, so you can put your big catches of the day on it.

The versatile UST FlexWare (appx. $18) can be used for everything from washing dishes to hauling outdoor gear and firewood. Its sturdy plastic base and rim offer added stability and support, and the bright orange color makes it a cinch to spot when it's time to pack up and go home.

The Sea to Summit (around $30) is a small but mighty accessory that's lightweight and easy to carry. The design ensures that the walls won't flop and that it won't tip over, but only when it is full to the brim with water, which can be frustrating at times.

The simple Freegrace Premium (around $22) offers a convenient way to wash your hands, clean up dirty dishes, or even do a little laundry. It has a sturdy build that can stand on its own without any support and collapses to a compact size for storage.

Instead of sitting directly on the ground or table, the Prepworks by Progressive Dishpan (around $16) has feet to raise it up so that water can flow underneath, if necessary. You can rely on its 9.25-quart capacity for a range of tasks, including dry goods storage.

The affordable Freegrace Folding (about $13) offers a deep sink experience in a package that packs down flat when you're done with it. Its clear sides and bottom make it easy to see what you're grabbing, and it comes with a hanging mesh pocket for quick access to soap or a sponge.