Wondering if I should get a bumper mount grill or just a Coleman RoadTrip grill. I will have an outdoor kitchen on my TT with a 2 burner stove andI want something that doesn't sit on the picnic table at the campsite site. I was also thinking burner grill top but it may be too small.Is a BMG more convenient to set up/use?Any recommendations?

A grill setting on a picnic table or other type of stand is not a bad thing when you consider the possibility of a grease fire ,it does happen.

mnm#2 wrote:A grill setting on a picnic table or other type of stand is not a bad thing when you consider the possibility of a grease fire ,it does happen.Yes, I like the stand idea. We've done picnic table but it takes up a bunch of room and gets cluttered with all the food prep all around it.Also, we usually put up a canopy over the table and the smoke gets trapped under it.

If I don't have another option (like a picnic table or something similar), I pull out and set up this little table. It takes about a minute at most to set up or take down, and when stored takes up about as much room as a collapsible chair.

our new travel trailer came with the swing out grill on the rear bumpernot sure how much use i will get out of that but i will find outi will treat it like i do the weber gas grill at home,all grease gets removed after each use and wiped down too(im anal about keeping things in like new condition ;) )

If you get the bumper mount grill get the one that the grill can stay on the bumper during travel. If you cook a lot outside and find the two burners are to small look at the Big Gas Grill 3 that comes with the grill attachment. I had problem getting two pans on the two burner stove and was looking for a better grill option and went this route about 5 years ago. I also got the griddle for it.

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sneakygroundbuz
Explorer
Mar 05, 2018
our new travel trailer came with the swing out grill on the rear bumper

not sure how much use i will get out of that but i will find out

i will treat it like i do the weber gas grill at home,all grease gets removed after each use and wiped down too(im anal about keeping things in like new condition ;) )
DrewE
Explorer II
Mar 05, 2018
If I don't have another option (like a picnic table or something similar), I pull out and set up this little table. It takes about a minute at most to set up or take down, and when stored takes up about as much room as a collapsible chair.
brianosaur
Explorer
Mar 05, 2018
mnm#2 wrote:
A grill setting on a picnic table or other type of stand is not a bad thing when you consider the possibility of a grease fire ,it does happen.

Yes, I like the stand idea. We've done picnic table but it takes up a bunch of room and gets cluttered with all the food prep all around it.

Also, we usually put up a canopy over the table and the smoke gets trapped under it.
mnm_2
Explorer
Mar 05, 2018
A grill setting on a picnic table or other type of stand is not a bad thing when you consider the possibility of a grease fire ,it does happen.

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