Best grill for RVing?
I have seen just a few comments on the use of grills while camping. I currently use a smokey joe, but with the wind at the beach it is a pain sometimes to start. Thinking of going to a gas grill but I...
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We bought a weber q (believe the 100 series) when we got the TT a few years ago. The storage bins in the TT are not big enough for it, so we carried it in the bed of the truck. We had a if char broil stainless steel grill at home that took up so much room on our little deck that we put it on the ground. Well our deck is 10' off the ground and we had the weber q on the deck and would just that. And it works great for the 3 of us and good enough for 5 when some and girlfriend are over. I have a weber kettle grill with a chimney starter and as others said, it's awesome. We love to use it every now and then. But, my in laws gave us a Big Green Egg and its awesome. Of course it weighs 162 lbs. lol
I had bought a hose to run the weber q on a 20lb tank, but a squirrel chewed a hole through the hose. So now it's back to the 1lb tanks for it. We now use a Ducane grill/stove combo that fits in the camper fine. Good for camping. No charcoal mess or anything. If we wanna do charcoal, we can always just buy one of those disposable grills.
I had bought a hose to run the weber q on a 20lb tank, but a squirrel chewed a hole through the hose. So now it's back to the 1lb tanks for it. We now use a Ducane grill/stove combo that fits in the camper fine. Good for camping. No charcoal mess or anything. If we wanna do charcoal, we can always just buy one of those disposable grills.
