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Go Outdoors is one of the bigger names for camping, hiking, and outdoor kit in the UK. Whether you need a tent for a family holiday, boots that'll actually last, or gear for a weekend in the hills, they stock most of the major brands plus their own stuff. You'll find stores across the country and a decent online shop if you can't get out to one.
For serving personnel, veterans, reservists, and military families, getting outside—whether it's walking, camping, or just giving the kids a run around—can be a good way to switch off. Go Outdoors know their audience, and they've got a fair bit on offer when it comes to saving money.
Yes. Go Outdoors offer discounts to Armed Forces personnel through the Defence Discount Service. If you've got a Defence Discount Service account, you can access exclusive offers and codes that work online and in store.
On top of that, Go Outdoors run their own outlet section where you can save up to 60% on end-of-line kit, last season's stock, and clearance items. Worth browsing if you're not fussed about having the latest model.
Go Outdoors stock a big range:
They carry brands like Berghaus, North Face, Vango, Karrimor, and their own Go Outdoors label, which is usually cheaper and still pretty reliable.
If you're registered with Defence Discount Service, log in and search for Go Outdoors. You'll find any current codes or cashback offers listed there. Some discounts apply automatically when you click through, others need a code at checkout.
For in-store purchases, check whether you need to show ID or mention the discount before you pay. Policies can vary, so it's worth asking at the till if you're not sure.
The outlet section at Go Outdoors is worth a proper look. You can grab kit that's been reduced by up to 60%—sometimes more during clearance events. It's mostly older stock or discontinued lines, but if you're after a bargain and aren't precious about having this year's colour, you can save a lot.
Stock changes regularly, so if you see something you want, don't hang about. Sizes and popular items tend to go fast.
Go Outdoors also run their own discount card scheme. It costs a small annual fee, but you get access to lower prices across the store—sometimes knocking a decent chunk off. If you shop there regularly or you're kitting the whole family out, it can pay for itself quickly.
You can combine the discount card with sale prices and outlet deals, which makes it even better value. Just check whether it stacks with Defence Discount Service offers, as some exclusions might apply.
Shopping online is handy if you know what you need. You can filter by size, brand, and price, and delivery's usually quick. Click and collect is available too, so you can order online and pick it up from your nearest store without paying postage.
In store, you can try boots on properly, check the weight and feel of a rucksack, or get advice from staff. If you're buying something like a tent or sleeping bag, it's worth seeing it in person before you commit.
Yes. Go Outdoors work with Defence Discount Service to offer discounts for Armed Forces personnel, veterans, and their families. Check the Defence Discount Service website for current codes and offers.
Discount codes from Defence Discount Service usually work online. For in-store purchases, ask staff before you pay—they'll let you know if you need to show ID or apply the discount manually.
The outlet section includes end-of-line products, older stock, and clearance items with discounts up to 60%. It's a mix of clothing, camping gear, footwear, and accessories. Stock changes often, so check back regularly.
If you shop there a few times a year, probably. The card gives you lower prices across the store and works with sales and outlet deals. Just weigh up the annual fee against how much you'd save—it usually pays off if you're buying bigger items or kitting out more than one person.
Yes, as long as they're unused and you've got your receipt. Go Outdoors have a standard returns policy that applies to outlet purchases too. Check the terms on their website or ask in store if you're unsure.
Delivery policies for BFPO addresses aren't always listed clearly online. If you're stationed overseas and need something sent to a BFPO address, contact Go Outdoors customer service before placing your order to confirm.