Camp Communications Companies

Two-way radios and field communication equipment for camp operations — the hardware that keeps a spread-out staff connected across a property where cell coverage is a rumor.

4 companies

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Midland Radio

Communications

Midland Radio Corporation is a Kansas City-based communications manufacturer founded in 1959, the oldest U.S. maker of CB radios and a leading supplier of two-way radios, GMRS radios, and NOAA weather radios. Its consumer and business radio lines, including weather-alert models, suit camp operations and emergency communication. The company is the U.S. affiliate of an international group with offices across Europe and Asia.

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Rocky Talkie

Communications

Rocky Talkie is a Denver-based maker of rugged, easy-to-use two-way radios built for the outdoors, founded in 2019 by adventure partners Bryce and Alex. Its license-free Mountain Radio and GMRS 5 Watt Expedition Radio feature multi-day battery life, waterproofing, and carabiner attachment, making them a fit for camp group communication where cell coverage is unreliable. The company donates a portion of each radio sale to search-and-rescue organizations.

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Fast Radios

Safety & Security

Fast Radios supplies two-way radios and related communications equipment to camps, marketed under its 'Radios For My Camp' brand. The company focuses on camp communications, emergency and disaster-response use, and equipment rental.

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Visiplex

Safety & Security

Visiplex makes wireless communication and notification systems, including paging, public-address, two-way radios, and emergency and weather-alert systems. For camps, its products support facility-wide communication, safety alerts, and emergency notification across large or spread-out sites.