7 Best Camping Grills

This little tabletop grill is perfect for those who want to get cooking instantly, anywhere. It comes pre-assembled in the box, so you can literally pull it out and start grilling in seconds.

Its short legs provide maximum stability on any camping table, and you’ll find the fold-out side tables are awesome for added storage space while cooking. The built-in grease tray and catch pan will ensure that none of the grease or sauces dripping from the meat falls onto your table.

Thanks to its push-button ignition, all you need to do is set it up, switch on the propane, and get cooking. The single-burner design offers consistent, reliable heat throughout the entire cooking surface, and you’ll find it’s a highly reliable, long-lasting grill.

However, fair warning: cleaning can be a bit more work with this bad boy. The aluminum body is a bit tricky to clean, and you’ll find there’s more grease stuck to the grill than most double-burners. It’ll just take a few minutes longer to get the grill clean, but it’s a trade-off for excellent cooking power.

Running on propane—designed for the 16-ounce canisters, but it can be converted to running a 20-lb tank using a hose (bought separate)—this grill delivers up to 12,000 BTUs across the 280 square inch cooking space. Definitely more than enough to turn anything into a delicious grilled feast!

At $270, the price tag may be a bit higher than you’d expect, but it’s well worth the price if you want a highly portable grill that fits anywhere in your vehicle, RV, or camper!

If you want to cook on a proper griddle surface (flat metal top), you’re going to love this bad boy! With 260 square inches of cooking space, you’ve got more than enough room to make pancakes or fried eggs on any camping trip.

The built-in lighter will turn on the H-shaped burners in seconds, and you’ll love how the heat is distributed evenly across the flat metal top. Best of all, all you have to do to clean it is run a paper towel across the metal to get rid of any fat residue!

Reliability is definitely guaranteed with this griddle! The heat distribution is beautifully even and it heats up surprisingly quickly, giving you a sizzling hot surface to work with in seconds. The only downside, really, is that there’s no lid, so you run a risk of burning yourself when you cook.

The griddle’s also wonderfully portable—simply remove the surface (once it’s cooled), flip it over, and you’ve got a packed-up griddle ready to store in your camper or RV.

This propane-powered griddle produces up to 12,000 BTUs of heat, but it’s spread across the entire metal surface evenly, making it perfect for cooking anything from steaks to pancakes to eggs to burgers!

At $130, you’re getting one hell of a camping griddle to take with you anywhere you go, for the most versatile breakfast you could ask for!

Built for indoor and outdoor use, the grill is made with a sturdy base that offers reliable support for the grill—or can be removed to transform the grill into a tabletop cooking surface.

With enough surface space to cook up to 15 servings of meat at a time, an easily-removed and dishwasher-safe drip tray, and a fat-removing slope, you’ll find this is every camper’s dream grill!

The grill is highly reliable, as expected from any George Foreman electric grill. Really the only downside is that the electric power supply isn’t waterproofed, so if it starts raining, you had better get that grill under cover!

Whether you want to cook inside your trailer or outdoors, this grill’s got your back! The electric-powered grill can be used for both indoor and outdoor cooking. All you’ve got to do is plug it into your RV or power supply, and the 120-volt, 1600-watt grill will give you the cooking power you need to make every meal delicious.

At $90, it’s definitely an electric grill worth owning! You get high quality cooking power, adjustable temperature controls, and easy cleaning—all for an awesome price.

Built as a tabletop grill, this bad boy gives you enough cooking space (145 square inches) to produce a full meal in one go, and a highly user-friendly design. The aluminum legs will keep the grill steady on any terrain, and the handles will allow you to move/open the grill mid-cook. It even comes with a briefcase-style handle that makes it easy for you to carry it on any hike.

The grill itself is highly reliable, with a user-friendly set-up, matchless lighting, and consistent operation—it’ll work well for years to come. However, some users have complained that the plastic components can end up burned if you’re not careful, and the burners can produce uneven cooking temperatures.  

Thanks to its propane-fueled burners, you’ve got everything you need to grill delicious food. With 5,500 BTUs of cooking power, it’s the grill you’ll use every time you go camping.

At just under $100, this is far cheaper than a full-sized grill, but just as useful.

Built to be highly portable, this camping grill is just what you need for high-quality charcoal grilled and smoked foods. The high-domed lid turns this grill into a smokebox instantly, delivering that delicious flavor that makes charcoal-grilled and smoked foods so delicious.

The body itself is made from aluminum, but with a porcelain-enameled interior that holds in the heat and keeps the paint from rusting and peeling. The grate is solid stainless steel, built to last for many years of regular grilling.

The only downside to the design is the aluminum legs: they’re not very sturdy and may end up bending or wobbling if you apply too much pressure.  

The grill itself is highly reliable, built with durable materials that will last for years of regular charcoal grilling. Though you only get 165 square inches of cooking space, it’s enough to cook five burgers at a time—great for 1 to 3 people.

The built-in grease tray will stop the grill from leaking onto your tabletop, and it’s easily removed for cleaning. The grill will never give out on you, and you’ll find the thick, coated gauge steel firebox is more than capable of handling the high heat of burning charcoal.

You’ll need to bring your own charcoal to fire up this bad boy, but once the fire’s going, the dual aluminum dampers will keep the air flowing nicely throughout the grill for even heating and cooking.

At $35, this is definitely a great choice in terms of value! You’ll get many happy years of camping use out of this bad boy, all for a low price.

This fold-out grill takes seconds to set up—simply unfold the legs and set it in place over your campfire, and you’re ready to go! The sizes range from 16 to 24 inches long and 12 to 16 inches wide, so you’ll have no problem finding the grill to suit your campfires.

The foldable legs are very sturdy—built of solid steel—and the mesh top allows for even heat distribution on your pot, pan, or griddle. When the time comes to pack up, simply wash the grill off, fold up the legs, and it’s nicely flat—fits anywhere!

There’s no failing with this heavy duty welded steel grill! As long as you’ve got a campfire going, you’ll have a reliable grill top to support your cast iron frying pans, pots, coffee maker, or griddle. It turns any campfire into a versatile cooktop!

This relies entirely on your campfire to provide the heat for cooking, so you’ll have to know a thing or two about starting and keeping campfires going.

At just $25 for the largest-sized grill, you’ll find it’s a total steal if you’re looking for something quick, cheap, and easy to take on any camping trip!