So I'm looking to get a grill. Need some suggestions. - I need something large enough for up to 20 people, but also not too much hassle when it's just the wife and I. - I'm not sure if I like the "mount on the rear" option, seems to be mixed reviews. I have a receiver on the back bumper. - Not picky about charcoal or gas, but leaning towards charcoal/fire. What grill do you love? Send your links.*Please move or delete if not allowed.

Up to twenty people but great for 2, huh?Welllllllll my answer to that question might not be orthodox.Currently, I travel with a Weber Go Any Where which works for up to 5 people (depends on the menu) and then just add on as needed. Add-ons could be utilizing a camp fire/a Coleman white gas stove/ patio sized Weber as well. It took some time but I decided that cooking for my core group (up to 4) was fine for storage purposes. No longer have a problem telling/asking excess guests to bring a heating appliance and taking it home too.I'm a charcoal cooker.HTH.

Bjcombs1989 wrote:So I'm looking to get a grill. Need some suggestions. - I need something large enough for up to 20 people, but also not too much hassle when it's just the wife and I. - I'm not sure if I like the "mount on the rear" option, seems to be mixed reviews. I have a receiver on the back bumper. - Not picky about charcoal or gas, but leaning towards charcoal/fire. What grill do you love? Send your links.*Please move or delete if not allowed.20 people?!!Storage space in an RV is precious. I would not use up one inch of my storage space to carry a grill large enough to feed 20 people on the one or two occasions that you entertain that many people.Instead of asking your guests to 'bring a dish to pass'....tell them to bring their BBQ grill with them! :B

Potluck includes all us.....2, 4.....50. We never go hungry.

Get two. One for twenty and I have no clue which one, and a Weber Little Smokey Joe. Maybe you can store the Smokey inside the one for 20.

For 20 people I would be looking at large home grills, not "camping" grills. I know a couple people who camp with their big home grill. Not that big a deal storing it, as they put in the back of their pickup while towing TT. When planning a group meal, hard to beat a full size grill. I prefer propane - easier for me to plan meals (just hit "light" button to start grilling) and cleanup afterwards (no ashes). I love eating from charcoal and especially smokers, though!

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