Do you use your external gas grill?

Both of my Jayco TT's had the RVQ grills that attached to the side of the trailer. Used them all the time, with no ill effects to the side of the camper, or the awning above. You should have a quick connect fitting if your unit came with the grill. My current 5th wheel came with the quick connect propane fitting so I adapted my table top grill to connect to it. It's great to not have to remember to buy the small 1 lb bottles or lug around an extra tank. I made a 12' long hose so I can set the grill where I want it.

I ditched the bumper mounted (swing arm) grill with quick connect that came on my fiver because it looked like junk. Instead I use my Weber Q220 connected to the factory quick connect propane supply at the rear bumper with 10 foot hose.
I place the grill on a portable table wherever I want it within 10 feet of the quick connect. This set up works well for me.

Hondavalk wrote:
I take a portable charcoal grill and do all my outdoor cooking on it or the camp fire.

Me too. Gas grills suck, IMO. Always charcoal (natural lump) for me.

I bring one of my Big Green Eggs with me on all trips.

We have never used ours that come with the RV's Think I have two brand new in a box in the garage never opened haha... I was never excited like the other post here of having all that heat so close to to the side of the trailer. I modified my a small table to fit my side track.

We setup the COLEMAN ROADTRIP grill and use that when camping using the 1LB propane canisters. Wouldn't leave home without one. Ours is in a nice wheeled tote bag and we carry it in the bed of the truck. The main thing I like about the ROADTRIP is it has a reservoir for water under the grill tops which makes for very easy cleanup each day and also allows different type of griddles to be used... What you see here is all packed up in a nice rolling tote bag...



Roy Ken

Hondavalk wrote:
I'm in a TT but under the trailer by the gas grill rack is a quick disconnect fitting on a gas line. I've never used it though because I take a portable charcoal grill and do all my outdoor cooking on it or the camp fire.

I wondered about that but keep forgetting to look for it ... thanks! :)

I'm in a TT but under the trailer by the gas grill rack is a quick disconnect fitting on a gas line. I've never used it though because I take a portable charcoal grill and do all my outdoor cooking on it or the camp fire.

We didn't get that option and I'm sure those who have it will add their opinions. I have heard that most are positioned very close to the RV and heat from them may damage or affect the side. Yours may swing out far enough where it won't cause heat or splatter. Good luck