Quest Leisure has been one of our standout performers this year — sales are significantly up year-on-year and it's not hard to see why. Quest specialises in practical, well-priced camping and touring accessories, with a particular strength in low-wattage appliances, seating, and windbreaks. If you haven't looked at Quest recently, it's worth a closer look.
Why Quest?
Quest sits in the mid-market — better specified than budget brands, more accessible than premium. Their low-wattage appliance range is particularly strong for campers and tourers who want the convenience of a kettle or toaster on a campsite hook-up without tripping the supply. Their seating range has also expanded significantly, with inflatable and reclining options now sitting alongside their classic chair lineup.
Quest Seating
Quest's chair range covers everything from classic camping chairs to premium recliners and inflatable furniture.
- Quest Hygrove Reclining Chair — our top pick for comfort on longer stays; adjustable back, padded seat, sturdy frame
- Quest Autograph Cleveland Chair — premium finish, well-padded, a step up from the standard range
- Quest Elite Inflatable Chair — compact when deflated, surprisingly comfortable when inflated
- Quest Elite Inflatable Sofa Plus — ideal for creating a proper lounge area in an awning or porch
See our full camping chairs roundup for more options across all brands.
Quest Low-Wattage Appliances
Low-wattage appliances are designed to run on campsite hook-ups without tripping the supply — typically rated at 700–750W rather than the 2,000–3,000W of standard household appliances. Quest's Scotsman and Rocket ranges are among the best in this category.
Kettles
- Quest Scotsman Low Wattage Kettle 1.7L — Cream
- Quest Scotsman Low Wattage Kettle 1.7L — Slate
- Quest Scotsman 1L Kettle — White
- Quest Rocket 1L Low Wattage Kettle — Cream
- Quest Rocket 1L Low Wattage Kettle — Stainless Steel
- Quest Rocket 1L Low Wattage Kettle — Slate
Toasters
- Quest Scotsman 2 Slice Toaster — Cream
- Quest Scotsman 2 Slice Toaster — Black
- Quest Scotsman 2 Slice Toaster — Slate
- Quest Rocket Low Wattage Toaster — Cream
- Quest Rocket Low Wattage Toaster — Stainless Steel
Quest Windbreaks
- Quest Screen Shield Quad Vision Windbreak (without window) — solid windbreak for exposed pitches; essential kit for Cornwall and Devon coastal sites where Atlantic winds can be significant even in summer
Quest in Cornwall & the South West
Quest's low-wattage appliances are particularly well-suited to South West camping — most Cornwall and Devon campsites offer electric hook-up, and a low-wattage kettle and toaster means you can have a proper breakfast without worrying about the supply. Their windbreaks are equally useful on exposed coastal pitches. All Quest products are available at our Newquay showroom and for fast delivery across Cornwall, Devon, and the wider South West.
Browse the full Quest Leisure collection at Newquay Camping Shop.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Quest Leisure known for?
Quest Leisure is best known for their low-wattage camping appliances — kettles and toasters designed to run on campsite electric hook-ups without tripping the supply. They also produce a strong range of camping chairs, windbreaks, and touring accessories.
What does low-wattage mean for camping appliances?
Standard household kettles and toasters typically draw 2,000–3,000W. Most campsite hook-ups are rated at 10–16 amps (roughly 2,300–3,700W), and running multiple appliances simultaneously can trip the supply. Low-wattage appliances — typically 700–750W — draw far less power, making them safe to use alongside other appliances on a standard hook-up.
Are Quest chairs good quality?
Yes — Quest chairs sit in the mid-market and offer good value for money. Their reclining and inflatable ranges in particular have received strong reviews. The Quest Hygrove Reclining Chair is one of our top picks for comfort on longer stays.
Can I buy Quest Leisure products in Cornwall?
Yes — we stock Quest Leisure products at our Newquay showroom and offer fast delivery across Cornwall, Devon, and the wider South West. Click and collect is also available if you're passing through Newquay.
What's the difference between the Quest Scotsman and Rocket ranges?
Both are low-wattage appliance ranges. The Scotsman range is slightly larger capacity (1.7L kettle) and available in cream, slate, and black. The Rocket range is more compact (1L kettle) and available in cream, stainless steel, and slate — better suited to smaller vans or where storage space is tight.
