As Christmas is coming, are you looking for gift ideas for the trail camera user in your life? Or maybe you are trying to fill out your own personal wish list of trail cameras and accessories. Either way, it can be a sweet and daunting task, walking up and down aisles at your local sporting goods store, trying to decipher the best product.

With the crystal clear wish list below, when asked for a wish list, I simply hand over the list, with a wide arrange of products that vary in price from $60 to $160. I am more than confident that all trail camera users would appreciate any one of these gift ideas. 

I am sure this will help in making your gift-giving decisions easier, so you can get back to what really matters, spending time with your loved ones.

1.Campark T100 Trail camera

Campark T100 Trail Camera boasts a wide range of features, from waterproofing to no glow night vision, this motion camera takes the cake. This camera helps you track games anywhere you’d like, you can even capture video content in 4K. It’s even waterproof to an IP66 rating, making it ideal for tracking outdoor wildlife in the rainiest climate. With WiFi and APP control, you can keep an eye on your favorite trail or even your property with real-time streaming.

The APP control (Hunting Camera Pro) allows you to adjust your settings and view/download the footage you create with your trail camera. It’s not a webcam, so you do have some control range limits to keep in mind if you’re looking to use this feature, but if you can it’s an amazing quality of life feature. It has upgraded Bluetooth from previous models to control the camera, turn WiFI on/off, you don’t need a remote control. You can easily transfer photos or videos to your phone by just being near your device. With 30MP it’s got ultra-high resolution photos to capture the vivid images and details that other cameras miss and with 4K video capabilities, this trail camera is a no-brainer.

Campark T100 now is on sale at Campark.net. A great discount is applied for the Christmas season, visit the website for the price and camera detail.

2. Campark T85 Trail camera

The images on the Campark T85 are incredibly sharp. The 20MP, 16MP, 12MP, 8MP, 5MP settings are interpolated settings.

If you enjoy the use of video mode on your trail camera, this camera will not disappoint.  Recording with 1296P at 30 frames per second (FPS).  The playback is smooth, and the audio comes out crystal clear.   

The Hybrid mode. When the PIR sensor is tripped the camera will take a photo, followed up immediately with video.  This allows you to have the photograph you can admire and share with others, but you will learn so much more about an animal from video mode.  It is the best of both worlds.  

Wireless data transmission. The wifi option is something we refer to as a "wifi hotspot." Campark T85 is qualified for this category. It is capable of sending pictures and accepting commands from ranges of 50-100 feet. We have found this most useful if you are placing the cameras up high, in a tree. This negates having to set a ladder each time to check photos or change batteries.

The Campark T85 will cost you less than a hundred if you buy it on Campark.net. Its performance and build quality are what earns its place as my number one choice for low-cost game cameras.

3. Campark T45A Trail camera

Campark T45 is a perfect option for the trail camera on a budget. The detection zone of Campark T45 is surprisingly broad. Image and Video Quality: As mentioned, the images are high-quality with 16 MP clear crystal technology so that you can see the vivid wildlife, both in the daytime and nighttime. The fast 0.3s trigger makes this trail game camera outstanding from other competitors. It means the camera will detect any motion once it reaches its vicinity, then capture images or videos within 0.3s without delay. That way, it frees you from worrying about missing exciting moments or animals even at night.

Please note that the package of Campark T45 Camera does not include a battery and MicroSD. So you must invest in these two components yourselves. My recommendation for the battery is a 1.5V AA battery*8. The camera also supports an External DC 6V power supply, but at least 1.5A. Overall, the battery life of Campark T45 is good and can be lengthened by choosing different settings wisely. This camera supports up to 32 GB MicroSD cards so you use can save a large volume of pictures and videos in one go.

Plus, like other trail game cameras, the Campark has camouflaged colors so most animals can not notice them. Just a fun warn, but with such a nice and small design, even you might forget which trees you have tied it on. So be aware. Moreover, the waterproof and dust-proof feature will ensure the Campark Trail Game Camera works well even while it is raining. It will improve the camera's durability.

4. Campark T20 Mini Trail Camera

Campark T20 Game Camera is an affordable game camera with great features. Campark T20 will take 12MP images and can also record up to 10 minutes of video to get a great idea of what is in your target area. A backlit LCD screen helps you easily navigate through settings any time of day. Each image will display the Camera ID, time, date, moon phase, and temperature to give you an idea of the conditions for each image.

At such a good point of price under $100, you can choose the Campark T20 camera to shoot vibrant color images by day and vivid black and white images by night. This budget trail camera can cover a wide range of 65ft with a 120-degree view. So, hardly miss a thing! The 1080P videos also have sharp vision and super-clear sound.

Besides, the installation and operation are user-friendly so even when you are a beginner to trail camera, you can explore and make it works for your demand quickly. In standby mode, Campark products can live up to 6 months and even longer with the support of the solar panel.

IP65 waterproof and sturdy tripod mount systems are robust enough to cope with foreign traffic and severe temperature.

5. Campark Solar Power Panel

This Solar Panel Battery charger allows you to power all Campark trail cameras using the energy of the Sun. You can power trail cameras for up to 6 hours in the day simply using the integrated rechargeable battery in this small device. An external power source can also be used to charge up the internal battery. Designed to be used with our camouflaged trail cameras, this is a handy way of providing another power source to your camera.

Before putting the Solar Panel in use, charge it for at least 8 hours with the included AC power adapter. After the initial charge, sunlight will assist the batteries in powering the camera. Saving you a lot of money which will quickly pay for your Solar Charger investment. The output of this charger is 12 volts (2 watts).

Summary

All in all above is the budget trail camera list in the range of $60-$160.As with most purchases, look into the features and weight how much advantage you would gain for each function, and check with the latest discounted price on the website. I hope this list gets you help in making your wish list or the possible gift options for your loved ones.