As far as true bushcraft knives go, the Mora classics will always be my favorites. As far as camp knives go, I haven't really found one I like yet, I'm going to try getting a Bark River Aurora or Bravo soon, hopefully I like one of those, I got to hold a bravo over the summer and it felt incredible in my hand.

My two most used camp knives at the moment are the condor bushlore and the benchmade 162. The bushlore is pretty great but it's nothing special, 40$ for 1075 is pretty basic. I will say I love the sheath though. The benchmade 162 is also pretty good, I'm just upset that I spent $200 on something that wasn't really designed for its purpose very well, that's my fault though. I'm in the process of reprofiling it into a high convex grind because the sabre grind serves no purpose other than making the s30v a little easier to maintain, imo s30v was a terrible decision to begin with, especially for a bushcraft knife. For a camp knife it's okay, it's just not worth it's price tag.

If you've got money to blow, adventure sworn is pretty fantastic, they've got a lot of customization options for about as much as you would pay for a bark River with fancy scales.