The present invention relates to a device rod holding apparatus, comprising, a number of hollow pipes for holding the fishing rods, connection assemblies for griping the pipes together, a handle for carrying the apparatus with single hand and a container for holding various objects.

A beach storage assembly includes a pole that is insertable into sand on a beach having the pole being vertically oriented. In this way the pole can extend upwardly out of water of an ocean during incoming high tide. A plurality of legs is each coupled to the pole. Each of the legs is oriented perpendicular to the pole to abut the sand thereby retaining the pole in a vertical orientation. A spike is slidably positioned in the pole. The spike is positionable in a deployed position having the spike extending outwardly from the pole for driving into the sand. A plurality of storage pouches is each releasably coupled to a respective one of the couplers for positioning the storage pouches above waves of the ocean during incoming high tide. Each of the storage pouches can store objects to inhibit the objects from getting wet during incoming high tide.

A beach storage assembly includes a pole that is insertable into sand on a beach having the pole being vertically oriented. In this way the pole can extend upwardly out of water of an ocean during incoming high tide. A plurality of legs is each coupled to the pole. Each of the legs is oriented perpendicular to the pole to abut the sand thereby retaining the pole in a vertical orientation. A spike is slidably positioned in the pole. The spike is positionable in a deployed position having the spike extending outwardly from the pole for driving into the sand. A plurality of storage pouches is each releasably coupled to a respective one of the couplers for positioning the storage pouches above waves of the ocean during incoming high tide. Each of the storage pouches can store objects to inhibit the objects from getting wet during incoming high tide.

A camping utensil support apparatus for keeping utensils off the ground near a campfire includes a bottom pole having a bottom shaft terminating at a spiked tip. A main pole is coupled to the bottom pole and has an open bottom side, a main sidewall, and a capped top side. The main sidewall has a pin aperture extending therethrough and the bottom pole is telescopingly engageable through the open bottom side between a compacted position with a lower through hole aligned with the pin aperture and an alternate extended position with an upper through hole aligned with the pin aperture. A spring clip is coupled through the pin aperture of the main pole to maintain the apparatus in the compacted position or the extended position, respectively. A plurality of pegs is coupled to the main pole and is configured to secure a plurality of eating and cooking utensils.

A camping utensil support apparatus for keeping utensils off the ground near a campfire includes a bottom pole having a bottom shaft terminating at a spiked tip. A main pole is coupled to the bottom pole and has an open bottom side, a main sidewall, and a capped top side. The main sidewall has a pin aperture extending therethrough and the bottom pole is telescopingly engageable through the open bottom side between a compacted position with a lower through hole aligned with the pin aperture and an alternate extended position with an upper through hole aligned with the pin aperture. A spring clip is coupled through the pin aperture of the main pole to maintain the apparatus in the compacted position or the extended position, respectively. A plurality of pegs is coupled to the main pole and is configured to secure a plurality of eating and cooking utensils.

A pile (1) intended to be driven into the ground to serve to support an object, the pile (1) having a conical shape terminating in a point (5). The pile (1) has at least two lugs (4) each having a slope (12) intended to favour driving of the pile (1) into the ground and an abutment (9) intended to prevent the withdrawal of the pile (1) in a direction that is opposite to that of the driving in, and in that it has an orifice (18) intended to receive an end-piece adapted to support an object.

A collapsible, portable shelving unit that is useful within tents and the like when one is camping. The device is easy to pack and carry and is lightweight, but will hold a fair amount of weight when in use. There is no requirement for supporting the shelving unit to posts or trees or the like, as the device is self-supportable, even when it contains various objects on the shelving. It is especially useful for tent camping.

A collapsible, portable shelving unit that is useful within tents and the like when one is camping. The device is easy to pack and carry and is lightweight, but will hold a fair amount of weight when in use. There is no requirement for supporting the shelving unit to posts or trees or the like, as the device is self-supportable, even when it contains various objects on the shelving. It is especially useful for tent camping.

A collapsible cooking device includes a central hub with a support surface positioned on one face of the central hub. A plurality of arm members are connected to the central hub. A plurality of leg members are further rotatably connected to the arm members and configured to nest within each of plurality of arm members. The entire device can fold in order to form a compact shape for travel and storage.

A collapsible cooking device includes a central hub with a support surface positioned on one face of the central hub. A plurality of arm members are connected to the central hub. A plurality of leg members are further rotatably connected to the arm members and configured to nest within each of plurality of arm members. The entire device can fold in order to form a compact shape for travel and storage.