gas, electric, or charcoal grills

I much prefer charcoal, and they make a small kettle grill Smokey Joe from Weber. Great for two people.

Features important to us with a grill.

- must be propane
- inexpensive (we bought it on clearance for under $30)
- provide reasonable even-heat cooking
- porcelain coated finish to stand up to flames
- no downward heat to avoid damage to our plastic folding table
- easy to wipe clean the flat surfaces to avoid drips & leakage
- compact for our RV storage compartment
- large enough to handle 2 corn cobs, 2 baked potatoes, and 2 large chicken breasts at the same time

We got lucky in that our Coleman "Road Trip" model proved itself to be a good choice. You never know until owning it a while and we have owned it now for 8 years. We spent extra for the zippered black canvas storage case which was worth the expense for where we store it in our RV.