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Lantau Trail Gear Hire

Our 1–2 person tent set with mat and sleeping bags starts from HK$310 per rental, and we deliver to Tsuen Wan and Sha Tin. Which dates do you need, and how many will sleep in it?

Kwai Fong Camp Rentals

A 3–4 person deluxe set is HK$995 for the weekend, and pickup in Kwai Fong or Central is available. Do you need a campsite drop-off, and what is your start date?

Sai Kung Outdoor Hire

Our tent alone is HK$500 and a sleeping bag HK$200, or we offer a full set for a 2-day trip from about HK$400 per head. Are you beginners, and will you need a certificate?

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Camping equipment hire in Hong Kong

In Hong Kong a camping equipment set costs about HK$310 to HK$1,250 to hire, depending on how many people it is for and what is in it. For prices that match your dates and area, send your trip details as a request on BlaBlaPrice.

Approximate prices in Hong Kong, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
Set or optionPrice range
1–2 person camping set, discount editionHK$310
1–2 person camping set, deluxe editionHK$520
3–4 person camping set, deluxe versionHK$995
2-person tent gear set with free deliveryHK$1,250

What the price covers

Most sets are priced by the number of people they sleep, so a 1–2 person deluxe set at HK$520 is a different product from a 3–4 person set at HK$995. Single items are rented separately: one listing has a tent at HK$500, a sleeping mat and a sleeping bag at HK$200 each, and a stove at HK$300. A double kayak is listed at HK$1,800 within a custom island trip. Ask whether the price covers the whole set or only the gear, and whether chairs and a light are included.

Campsite rules and deposits

The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department manages 41 campsites inside the Hong Kong Country Parks, and campsite use is organised through advance booking. Gear can also be rented at some campsites, and that means paying a deposit and signing a rental agreement before you take it. One package asks for a beginner camping certificate, so check that before you book. Ask for the deposit amount and the return time in writing.

Timing for the season

November sits between the hot summer months of June to August and the winter months of December to February, which makes it a good time to plan a weekend camp before the cold arrives. Hire listings show the earliest available date, so check it before you commit, and book a few days ahead for a weekend.

Delivery, pickup and how it is quoted

Prices are usually quoted per set for a fixed period, such as two days, and not every seller includes delivery. One seller offers pickup in Kwai Fong or Central, another offers free delivery on its tent sets, and some drop gear at a campsite. Ask for delivery to Central, Kowloon, Sha Tin, Tsuen Wan or Tuen Mun, and confirm the time and place of pickup. Sizes are given by the number of people who sleep in them, not in metres, so say how many will sleep in each tent.

What to write in your request

Name the items you need, such as a tent, sleeping bag, mat, stove or chairs, and say how many people will use them. Add the dates, how many days you need, and the area you are in. If you want a longer hire, give the lease term and the monthly rent you can pay. Say what you can leave as collateral, since campsite rentals ask for a deposit.

It is free for buyers. Send your list through BlaBlaPrice once: the AI looks through sellers' websites in Hong Kong and shows the prices and businesses it finds, and sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, price and delivery terms. Your contact details stay hidden, so you decide whom to exchange them with. You can also invite local sellers yourself by sending them the request link. For neighbouring items see sports & camping gear hire.

Questions and answers

How much does camping equipment hire cost in Hong Kong?

A 1–2 person camping set costs about HK$310 to HK$520, and a 3–4 person deluxe set about HK$995. Prices are approximate, according to sellers' websites, November 2026.

Do I need a licence to hire a tent?

The sources found do not name a licence for hiring gear. Some packages ask for a beginner camping certificate, and campsite rentals ask for a deposit and a signed agreement.

Can sellers deliver the gear?

Some sellers offer free delivery on tent sets and others offer pickup in Kwai Fong or Central. Ask for delivery to Central, Kowloon, Sha Tin, Tsuen Wan or Tuen Mun.

When should I book a camping weekend?

November falls between the summer and winter months, and campsites run on advance booking, so reserve the gear and the site as early as you can.

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