The Coleman Company has operated in the outdoor recreation market since it was founded in 1900, supplying great camping gear to outdoor enthusiasts world wide. We chose the Roadtrip LXE Grill because it’s designed with true portability in mind. The grill is connected to a collapsible stand for easy set up and take down. The LXE Grill heats up nicely giving you plenty of room for preparation of your favorite grilling foods. When the cooking is done, the foil interior and coated grills make clean up a breeze. Once it has cooled the entire unit folds into a compact shape that can be either carried by the handle or rolled on its wheels.
Available in your choose of green, red, black, blue, purple, silver, maroon or orange, this grill is a on the more expensive side, but that is because it has so much to offer, such as -
By the way, this grill isn’t just for camping. Take it with on picnics, to parties or use it at home if you don’t have the space to keep a full sized grill. Love to tailgate? With 8 colors to choose from, you should find one to show your team spirt!
We also love the fact that with interchangeable SwaptopTM cook tops, you can switch between grill grates to either a stove top grate or a griddle (available for separate purchase).
Cuisinart has been in the home appliance industry since 1971, and has definitely made a name for itself in the culinary word. In addition to making wonderful kitchen products, they have been helping grill enthusiast make their favorite meals in the great outdoors. Their range of grills handles everything from pancakes to steaks to sausages and burgers. We choose this model camping grill because of its great features at an affordable price of $129.99.
Take a look at some of what it has to offer -
The grill may be small, but it can still handle about 10 chicken breasts, 8 burgers, 8 steaks or 4 pounds of fish at a time – just not all at once of course. This portable table top grill is available in three colors – black, red and stainless steel (silver).
They say good things come in small packages, and for barbecuing the Cuisinart Gourmet Tabletop proves it. But if you are looking for a portable grill that uses the same VersaStand functionality but can stand alone off your picnic table, the Cuisinart CGG180 has legs that extend to 31.5".
Georgia based Char-Griller has been one the best grill and smoker manufacturers since it entered the arena over two decades ago. Because not every camper is the same, we chose to feature their Deluxe Griller for people who want more space, and have the room to pack a more traditional style grill. This model is designed for grilling for a large family or group of folks. It incorporates a side wood shelf and large bottom shelf for storage of utensils and cooking tools. It is easy to pre-smoke food that will leave your neighboring campers drooling.
By the way, it goes without saying that this grill is also perfect your backyard, giving you even more value for the money you put out. Because it is powered by charcoal, you don’t have to work about damaging any of the propane connections in transport. Plus, if you run out of charcoal, you can always collect wood from the great outdoors!
The 2828 Pro Deluxe Charcoal Grill is currently going for about $139.00 at the time of this writing, and offers these great features -
If this grill is too big for you, but you still want a more traditional style charcoal grill to take camping with you there are two other size options – the Char-Griller Outlaw (49" L x 50" H x 29" W) or the Char-Griller Wrangler (50" H x 29" W x 35" L)
Having been awarded a Gold Medal Honor at the international BBQ Awards in Friedrichshafen Germany for its TRU-infrared series, Char-Broil is one of the most recognized grill companies in the world. They have operated in the market since it was founded in 1944 and continue to impress us with all the different grilling and smoking options that they have. For camping, or any time that you need a grill on the go, we recommend the Portable Grill2Go® X200 Gas Grill.
The grill uses Tru-Infrared cooking technology and has a battery powered ignition, with a built in temperature gauge to ensure proper cooking. Tru-infrared uses less gas, prevents flare-ups shielding food from direct heat. It has an addition duel fuel kit. For transport, it has easy carry handles with stainless steel latches. If you want simpler portability, this grill is available with a carrying and storage case designed just for it.
This is a very affordable grill, going for around $149.99 with features that make it well worth the price tag, such as -
Experience Infrared grilling with the Char-Broil Grill2Go X200 today – perfect for camping, tailgating and home.
Weber-Stephen is a worldwide manufacturer of BBQ equipment. Founded by George Stephen in 1952 and passed through the generations, the Weber company has provided outstanding customer service and support to both home grillers, and those who love to enjoy the great outdoors. The company has made milestones in the ever competitive BBQ equipment market. Out of all their wonderful products, we chose to showcase the Weber Go-Anywhere Charcoal because it is a perfect choice for camping. Powered by charcoal, there is no need to worry about running out of propane.
This charcoal grill is great for small groups of people, cooking up to 6 burgers at a time. Weber is retailing for around $61.60 at the moment of this writing, which is a decent price for a grill of this quality. You get…
Get your camping party started by getting with this great grill today! Or take it tailgating, the choice is yours.
You’ve just read another article bashing millennials for being soft and unable to deal with life’s pressures, and you feel very triggered. What criteria do these writers use to make these determinations and what does a person who writes articles know about being soft? You console yourself that you are the hardest person out there by reminding yourself that you never miss an episode of MeatEater. In fact, the previous episode charged you so much that you called your closest friends and convinced them to come with you on a camping trip. Top of your agenda is eating wild hog and, to prepare it, you need the latest and most sophisticated camping grill in town.
For an extreme Rinella-inspired activity like the one you’re planning, your camping grill should be easy to carry and sturdy. The reason for this is that in the wild, the hunter sometimes becomes the hunted, and the faster you can get out of there the better your chances of survival. Further, with a sturdy design, you can enjoy a memorable outdoor grilling experience.
To boost your chances of having a successful expedition, you need a pair of binoculars to look over the horizon in search of a good hunting ground, a trail camera to help you trace the movement patterns of your preferred game, and the good old camping tent to ensure that you’re protected from the strong winds that blow at night.
At the end of the day, we all want a succulent steak. A camping grill will help you to it regardless of whether you set it up in your backyard or deep in the woods.
Creating that moment of heaven in your mouth that we also call grilled meat should not be affected by cost. Our selection of camping grills has one for every income segment. However, if you want a grill with deluxe features such as a perfect-flow pressure control system, we would advise you to go for a more-expensive one. That said, please try and avoid cheap camping grills as they are fickle and may not give you the long-term service you deserve.
The price of our selected camping grills ranges from around $40 to $180, with the differences being accounted for by the materials used and features. For example, a camping grill that has a porcelain-enameled grate will cost you more than one that has a steel cooking grate. Similarly, a grill that has a wood-side shelf is more expensive than one without.
The primary function of a camping grill is to give your meat that unique roast flavor and aroma that can only be achieved when it’s exposed to direct heat exceeding 150 degrees Celsius (302 Fahrenheit). Let’s examine the features you have to consider when purchasing one.
Material
There are clear variations in the manner our selected camping grills are made. One of the most discernible differences is the material. While all the products here have stainless steel as their primary component, it is the reinforcements that differentiate them. Our camping grills are either painted, BTU, or heavy-duty steel.
Size and Weight
Size and weight are also important features to take into consideration when purchasing a camping grill. If you’re an energetic and outgoing person who unwinds by going on camping trips, a small and light grill will serve you well. With one, you don’t have to expend precious energy hauling a large load up a rocky terrain. On the other hand, if your idea of leisure involves grilling in the backyard, a large camping grill will look in place there.
Cooking Area
Size is also linked to cooking area. Despite our small-sized grills being portable, their cooking area is rather small, and one has to wait for pieces to cook before laying down others. If you have a large amount of food to grill, this may prove to be tedious.
Fuel Type
Fuel type is another important consideration factor. Our selected products either use charcoal or propane gas. If you find charcoal to be messy and difficult to use, a gas-fueled camping grill is the one for you.
Ease of Use
In the current microwave world, patience is hard to come by. When food is involved, this quality becomes virtually non-existent. We are aware of this and have included in our selection a camping grill with an InstaStartTM start button to ensure that you can start grilling immediately after placing the food on the cooking surface.
Grilling Quality
Evenly-cooked meat is the hallmark of good grilling. Unfortunately, unless you’re a Masai pastoralist, you cannot achieve this feat over an open fire. However, our featured camping grills have adjustable airflow, enabling you to control the grilling heat.
Extras
In order to get the maximum bang for your buck, you must also consider the extras that come with the grill. Some of the features you should look out for include a warming rack, a stand, and even wheels.
Manufacturer’s Support
Further, manufacturer support is crucial. This is an area that our selected brands take very seriously. Depending on the product you choose, the warrant can last from three to ten years.