BBQ/Grill-Propane or Electric

If you're at a FH CG, no problem.

electric grill post

The propane supply from your camper has already been reduced at your trailer bottles. If you have a regulator on your grill you probably need to remove or bypass it.

We carry a replacement Weber grill and just place it over the tire rim many places use for fire pits. We also carry a Coghlan's Tri-Pod Grill and Lantern Hanger which is cheap, works as advertised and actually fits back in it's box for storage. Sometimes I'll swap the larger weber grill for the smaller one that comes with it so I can cook 3 racks of ribs at one time.

I would use the plug for an electric rotisserie attachment.

True BBQ'ing in order of 'truth.'

1. Charcoal
2. Propane
3. Electric

With electric a distant 3rd.

In your shoes, I would stick with the propane unit in case of dry camping or stopping for lunch at a rest area. Picnicking to the drone of a generator isn't quite so enjoyable as picnicking in (comparative) silence.

What 'downtheroad' said, except insert the word 'very' in front of 'distant'.

Tim

downtheroad wrote:
True BBQ'ing in order of 'truth.'

1. Charcoal
2. Propane
3. Electric

With electric a distant 3rd.

You could have stopped after number 1.

I would 100% agree except that I ran into several places out west this past summer that would not allow charcoal grills due to fire restrictions. That's why I carry both.

Tim

What you need is the Louisiana Grills Country Smoker TG-300 Tailgater Pellet Grill.

I imagine the electric grill draws a lot of current. If you have 30Amp power, you may not be able to run both the grill and the AC at the same time.