CampSaver's Labor Day Sale offers 20% off one full-price product and outlet items, making it the site's headline promotion right now. This broad discount applies across general shopping, but a range of category-specific and tiered deals also run simultaneously, so your basket size and what you're buying will determine which offer saves you the most.
Small baskets under $49: If you're picking up a single item or a modest haul, the Labor Day Sale's 20% off full-price merchandise and outlet stock is your starting point. Check whether your item falls into any of the category-specific promotions—footwear shoppers might find 40% off selected full-priced styles, while those buying sandals, boots or drinkware could see up to 60% off. If you're a first-time customer, sign up to the newsletter for special offers and promotions before checkout to access additional deals.
Orders $49 and above: Free shipping kicks in at $49, so factor that saving into your comparison. Beyond that threshold, category-based deals tend to outperform the headline 20% discount. Footwear buyers will almost certainly do better with 40% off selected full-priced options. Clothing shoppers might score up to 70% off the summer clothing reset, while those interested in Yeti products, sunglasses or coolers can find up to 25%, 35% and 37% off respectively. Selected products across the range also carry 30%, 35% or even 20% discounts depending on category.
Larger specialist purchases: If you're shopping for specific brands or categories, scan for dedicated promotions before applying the 20% Labor Day discount. Agnes sleeping gear, Exped sleeping pads and tents, OPMOD products and women's swimwear all have their own sale sections offering discounts up to 88%, 45%, 80% and 76% respectively—amounts that will almost certainly beat the headline offer.
Comparing at checkout: Only one discount applies per order, so compare what each active deal would save on your specific items before you complete your purchase. Start with your chosen product or category, find which offer produces the largest dollar saving, and apply that instead of the Labor Day default.
