Woodland Camo Travel Tray Collection
Large Waxed Canvas EDC Tray | Handmade by PNWBUSHCRAFT
Some gear is designed to stand out. This gear is designed to disappear into the woods.
These large Woodland Camo Travel Trays are built from rugged waxed canvas and designed to keep your everyday carry, camp gear, and pocket essentials organized wherever your adventures take you.
Available in two unique versions:
• Woodland Camo Waxed Canvas Exterior with Woodland Camo Waxed Canvas Interior
• Woodland Camo Waxed Canvas Exterior with Vintage Woodland Camo Cotton Interior
Whether you're organizing your pocket dump at camp, keeping track of fire-starting supplies, or creating a dedicated place for your keys and gear at home, these trays are built to keep everything exactly where you left it.
Built for Camp, Home, and Travel
Snap the corners together and the tray forms a sturdy catch-all for your gear.
Unsnap it and it lays completely flat, making it easy to slide into a pack, duffle, vehicle organizer, or travel bag.
Dimensions
• 12" x 12" when laid flat
• Approximately 8" x 8" with 2" sides when snapped together
Features
• Durable 10.1 oz woodland camo waxed canvas exterior
• Choice of matching waxed canvas lining or vintage woodland camo cotton lining
• Brass snaps at all four corners
• Packs flat for travel and storage
• Heavy-duty construction built for years of use
• Handmade in our Pacific Northwest workshop
Great For
• EDC organization
• Pocket knives and multitools
• Flashlights and batteries
• Watches, wallets, and keys
• Fire kits and bushcraft supplies
• Camp kitchen essentials
• Hotel nightstand organization
• Workshop and desk organization
Woodland Camo Meets Heritage Materials
The all-waxed canvas version offers a rugged, military-inspired look inside and out.
The vintage-lined version combines the durability of waxed canvas with authentic woodland camouflage cotton, giving the tray a unique character and a nod to classic outdoor gear from decades past.
Handmade with Purpose
Every travel tray is cut, sewn, and finished in our family workshop in Washington State. No two are exactly alike, but each one is built with the same goal: creating useful gear that will be carried, used, and enjoyed for years to come.