Women's Health may earn commission from the links on this page, but we only feature products we believe in. Why trust us?

This heated sleeping bag is what sweet dreams are made of.

If you're looking for a getaway that's not a plane trip away, consider a camping trip. Camping lets you disconnect from the daily hustle and bustle by encouraging you to interact with nature, and all of its scenic beauty (think about all the photos), and if fam or close friends are tagging along, it's a prime opportunity for some serious bonding.

But don't let cold weather deter you from heading out. Just make sure you're prepped for it with some heated camping gear. Throwing on some heated clothing, like this battery operated-scarf, or wrapping yourself in a heated blanket will make you forget all about the colder temps.

Plus, once you dig your teeth into a toasty s'more, you'll be tempted to kiss your own feet for planning your trip. To make your cold-weather camping trip that much more enjoyable, here are some top-rated heated camping gear items you should pack in the trunk ASAP.

This heated scarf is the secret weapon you need to battle the cold. In addition to keeping your neck and core warm, it also features pockets for you to sink your hands into. 

When your campfire just isn't enough, grab this heated blanket for reinforcement. The blanket comes with charging cables you can use at home or in the car, and it only takes 30 to 45 minutes to get toasty and ready to use. 

These heated gloves come with three different heat settings, making it perfect for even the chilliest of days. The fabric inside is made of soft pearl cotton, so in addition to being warm, they're extra soft and cozy too. 

Since you don't have a huge comforter to lug over you, you're going to want something else to keep you warm as you catch your Z's. This sleeping bag is made with built-in heating pads that you can power up using a phone charging power bank. 

Unless it's s'mores, cooking over a campfire can get pretty tricky, so why not cover yourself by taking a portable stove you can cook with pots and pans on. This one doubles up as a heater too. 

Heated socks should be a staple during all your camping trips. You know how it is: If your feet are happy, chances are the rest of you is happy. These socks will keep your toes toasty using your choice of three different options of temperature settings. 

Technically, this #1 best seller on Amazon isn't heated, but once you sit on it, you will feel like it is. The seat heater uses special insulation that retains and reflects your own body heat. 

This little tool features dual-sided heating that can keep your hands warm for up to eight hours per charge. The highest heat setting can reach up to 120 degrees Fahrenheit. 

Don't head out without throwing this heated camping chair in your trunk. The heating and massaging seat cushion can heat up to 115 degrees Fahrenheit and can operate in three vibrating massage nodes, which may technically turn your trip into glamping instead of camping. 

This little guy is intended to heat up small spaces up to 95 square feet. For extra safety, it has a low-oxygen sensor and an accidental tip-over auto-off feature.