camping grill/stove

This stove is freaking awesome!
http://www.cabelas.com/product/Emergency-Readiness/Food-Water/Camp-Blind-Stoves%7C/pc/108521280/c/517864680/sc/104246280/Camp-Chef-Explorer-Stove/727834.uts?destination=%2Fcatalog%2Fbrowse%2Fcamp-blind-stoves%2F_%2FN-1112419%2B4294388679%2FNe-4294388679%3FWTz_st%3DGuidedNav%26WTz_stype%3DGNU

We have the add on grill, and cast iron griddle

I was looking at walmart yesterday and they had about 4 coleman 2/3 burner stoves/grills. all cheaper than that link.

bumpy

http://www.outdoorcooking.com/products/portable-ovens/outdoor-camp-ovens.html

This is a setup we are looking at for next summer when it is to hot to cook in the TT. For a grill we must have the Q !!

I feel the same, hate to cook inside when it is hot out. I have a Camp Chef Everest, that thing crushes my old Coleman 2 burner stove for btu output. Surprisingly it does well on fuel also.

That Coleman linked to by the OP is a combination stove & grill ... OK as a stove but a terrible grill in comparison to a Weber Q series grill. Even after all these years I still use a good ol' 2-burner Coleman stove, running it with 16.4 oz canisters as it's so miserly with gas consumption, and a Weber Q120 grill (now the Q1200) which I park on the campsite picnic table and run with a 5 lb propane tank, and although I do have all the necessary hoses and fittings to run both off one of the trailer tanks I find this to be the easiest solution for me.





My Freedom Express actually came with a built in Coleman grill which is about the dumbest idea on the planet as I sure don't want a grill smoking under the awning and even less so do I want greasy grill odours introduced into the trailer when the grill is stored. Dumb, dumb, dumb :S so I removed it and replaced it with my trusty 2-burner Coleman stove. :B

APT wrote:
Webber Q - that last "camp" stove I'll buy.

X2 That grill can't be beat.

Webber Q - that last "camp" stove I'll buy.

clicky for above Too small for me, I use one like this --> Coleman Grill. 20,000 btu's and comes with its own stand that folds for easy storage.

I also have a portable 2 burner propane stove (similar to what you have above) I can use for boiling water for noodles, or whenever I need burners.