The tent is up, the pines are close, and nobody is checking email.

Nature Is My Happy Place is a nature tote bag with a round camping badge on its front: a little tent, two pine trees and a single drifting cloud. Campers who start packing on Wednesday will use it to move the snacks, the paperback and the extra layer from the trunk of the car to the picnic table.

The badge: a tent pitched between two pines

Everything happens inside one circle, drawn like the patch you would bring home from a favorite campground. A thin dark green line marks the outer edge, and a broad burnt-orange ring within it holds the words in white capitals. NATURE IS MY HAPPY PLACE curves over the top in tall, narrow letters; WILDERNESS AWAITS curves along the bottom in wider ones, with a white dot on either side keeping the two lines apart.

A slim gold ring frames the middle, a disc of deep olive green. There a sage-green ridge tent stands with its front flap open and a spot of warm yellow showing in the doorway. A tall pine with a brown trunk rises behind the tent on the right, a shorter pine keeps it company on the left, and a small blue cloud floats above. Flat shapes and dark outlines keep the picture as simple as a good campsite: shelter, trees and sky.

From the car to the campsite, in one trip

• Ten liters of room (2.6 US gal): think camp mugs, a field guide, bug spray and a bag of marshmallows
• Good for 44 lb (20 kg) at a time; canned chili and full water bottles are welcome
• Two straps of natural cotton denim, 26″ (67 cm) from end to end and 1″ (2.5 cm) across, long enough to shoulder the bag when your arms are full of firewood
• One fabric for the whole body, 100% polyester, 15″ wide by 15″ tall (39 × 39 cm), with the badge printed on the front
• Because each bag is made to order, yours may differ from the listed size by as much as 1″ (2.5 cm), and its straps can come out looking a shade different from the pictured ones

Who it's for

Weekend campers, cabin renters, park volunteers, bird-walk regulars and anyone whose shoulders drop the minute the road turns to gravel. It suits a thank-you for a camp host, a going-away present for a summer camp counselor or a welcome gift for someone who just joined the hiking club.

Quick answers

Is the badge a sewn-on patch?

No. It is printed flat onto the fabric in a patch style, so there is no stitched border or raised edge.

Is it tied to a particular park or club?

No. The emblem names no park, campground or organization. It is a general camping design that fits whichever spot you call yours.

Where on the bag does the badge sit?

Low on the front panel, centered from left to right, with plain space above it and at the sides. It does not run to the edges.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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