20 Best Grills For Rv Camping (2023 Updated)

This grill mounted onto the side of our older 1995 RV really well. We find that it’s well-supported, easy to remove, and very well-built. It’s the perfect size for our family of 3. It came with a black cover, which I was pleased to see so I didn’t have to purchase one separately.

We’ve used this grill dozens of times already and it’s still like new.

The uneven heating surface on this grill leaves a lot to be desired. It’s not that expensive, and it’s nice that it attaches to the side of our travel trailer, so it’s out of the way. But if you have the money, I’d probably recommend buying a better travel grill.

Excellent grill perfect for 4 to 6 people excellent thank you so very much I Donely does it attach to the side of my RV but I can also put it on the picnic table and cook with it thank you excellent product.

After checking several YouTube video’s I bought this BBQ machine. I have used it for 4 weeks. I have rated the product based on Build quality, Design, Portability, Grill Performance and Price. This Product is five star for the Build quality.

Design is three star since there is no drip tray and 1 lbs propane tank option for portable BBQ machine. You need to buy adapter from amazon. The designer should have offered 1lbs tank connection as default option and buy converter.

The gas pipe for 20 lbs tank does not fit under the BBQ. Hence design is three star. This BBQ can be carried but the gas hose and regulator pushes the side trays out. Legs are easy to fit in but difficult to take out.

The Cook box and cast iron grates is heavy and not easy to carry like a suitcase. Hence portability is three star. Grilling food in this BBQ is very good. Food is tasty and does not burn. But if you are using 1 lbs tank with adapter it takes approx 20 mins to reach 400 degrees.

Hence I gave four star for performance. Price is four star compared to Weber 1200, Napoleon 285 and Coleman road-trip grill. Overall three star.

I had porta-chef that worked well for 7 years but I failed to maintain it. It was left outside uncovered until it finally died out on me (melted plastic frame that made it unsafe to use). I chose another Porta-chef because of the great experience I had with the previous version.

The 120 is the upgraded version of the model I had; one burner, detachable legs, portability, and handsome big grill looks without the high price-point. I’ve used it daily since I received it. It does take a while to get to temperature; about 15 minutes to get to 550-600 degrees.

I assume this process will improve over time when the grill becomes “seasoned. ” Also, the ignitor doesn’t work which is quite frustrating since this is a new grill and I expect it to be in full working order.

I’ve tried replacing the battery to no avail. Overall, its a great grill, build quality seems better than the last one I had. It took all of 30 minutes to assemble it with one screwdriver and had a NY strip on it within an hour of unboxing.

The cast iron grill top is a nice touch for that perfect sear. but please send me a new ignitor!!.

Great product! It has just a couple of parts to install and they were very simple. Put it together and fired it up. I love the non-stick Griddle surface and it fit perfect in the space on our camper.

it has a couple of small chips in the surface along the back edge but not in the cooking area that may have happen during shipping because the box looked a little rough when I received it. The chips are very small so not a big deal! I cannot wait to start grilling on it when we leave to go camping.

The family loves pancakes and bacon for breakfast. This Griddle is a perfect size for family cookouts, the quality is excellent for the money and cleanup is breeze. It has legs on the griddle plate that you can easily level and set for perfect runoff of food oils and juices into the catch pan which can be removed and easily cleaned.

It heats up very fast with 3 burners and I like the push button ignitor. We need to buy some rubber cooking tools so not to scratch the surface. Only time will tell how long it will last but judging from the way I take care of things and the quality of this grill it should last many years.

I would highly recommend it.

Love the nice large cooking area! However, the drain hole for the drip pan does not line up exactly with the hole in the griddle top, which caused a huge mess the fist time we used it. Had to make a little funnel out of aluminum foil to make it work.

A friend had one at hunting camp, so we had to get ourselves one also. Perfect additional to our outdoor kitchen. Love it!

This is a good overall grill. Depending on the use it can be great or it can be poor, but like I said good overall. You can grill a meal for 2 comfortably, if you want to feed more than 2 you would just need to grill in cycles.

Since there are hot spots and cool spots on the grill you need to experiment in order to locate certain hot spots. Cleaning can be easy but a little bit more difficult depending on what you are cooking.

You would either need to purchase propane bottles or a hose to attach to your propane tank. Recommended uses: Tailgating for small groups Camping in nice weather Trips to the beach Good for apartments with small patios Very portable Issues: Small surface area for grilling Difficult to light in windy conditions Hot spots and cold spots on small surface area Longer cook times in colder weather Heat does not get hot enough to sear steaks Since the performance of this grill is a little bit better than a disposable grill it might be worth purchasing for people who like to camp and tailgate often.

It is also great for smaller apartments with small outside patios. If you are looking for a portable grill for just 1-2 camping trips a year or a trip to the beach a disposable grill is probably a better option.

I love this grill! We originally ordered this grill to take to the field during planting and harvest seasons on the farm. Easily portable to make fresh hot burgers anywhere! We like it more than our huge gas grill at home, it heats more evenly and is a lot easier to control the temperature.

Would highly recommend for tailgating, apartment living, camping, or for use on a high deck where hauling a full size grill up steps or through your house would be a pain. Pros: *Large cooking area, holds 6 burgers plus a few hotdogs *Portable and lightweight *Telescoping legs put it at a great height for cooking and fold away so you can store it easily in a closet or on a shelf in the garage *Easy to light *Hold heat well and cooks fast and even *We used the flat lid to place a disposable aluminum pan on top with the cooked chicken, it stayed nice and hot while the steaks were finishing.

*Assembly was super easy and fast! *Removable grease tray Cons: *The telescoping legs have to be spread out completely horizontal while storing or extending rather than just collapsing into themselves while standing.

This could pose a problem in confined spaces. *Some plastic pieces I worry won’t last long term.

Great Portable Grill to carry in RV. Legs extend to easy to use height and keep the grill stable. Cooks. with good temperature control. Carrying handle is great and locks while moving grill. Sets up fast and is a really nice addition for cooking outdoors in hot weather so you don’t heat up your RV.

I was looking for a small two-burner grill when I stumbled upon this product. The option to use as a grill or griddle fits my outdoor cooking preferences perfectly. So far, I have only used the grill a few times and can only provide a four star rating for now even though I have no complaints worth sharing.

The griddle portion is stout, cooks evenly and cleans up easy; the entire grill cleans up easy. The castor style wheels are an upgrade from the usual plastic wheels of other grills. The single ignitors on each burner have worked flawlessly so far.

To fold the legs, you must un-bolt the cross braces, but it is key-hole style, so wing nuts could be used for fast removal. This product appears to be well made and I think that it will hold up.

The grill itself is very nice looking, has ample space for food and i like that it has a bottle opener attached, which was a surprise. Seems to work good (ive only used it once so far) The only negative thing i would say for now is it does not have a lid, which is my own fault for not noticing before purchase.

I just bought a grill cover and cover it after each use which is fine. There is a grill guard that comes with it which it nice because we keep our grill up against our house and i doesnt seem to let any heat towards the back which is good.

All in all it was worth the price.

Love this grill. It works great. It wasnt to bad to put together. Everything ive cooked on it has come out perfect so far. the griddle heats very evenly i was worried about that but very happy with it and would recomend it highly to anybody.

A little tricky to find a cover for tho.

I happily give this item 5 stars, as it really kind of exceeded my expectations. I had previously purchased a portable grill from that “other” dept. store, albeit, a less expensive one. It was in a million pieces, I had to assemble it.

Before I got too far into it, I decided it was such a cheap piece of junk, it wasn’t worth assembling- took it back. Then I saw this one from Target. Ordered it, fully expecting to have to assemble it, and too my gleeful surprise, it was fully assembled!.

Hallelujah!!!. I was so happy I didn’t have to assemble this thing!!. Took all the pieces out of the protective wrap, set them in, hooked up the gas, and fired it up!. Looks beautiful, lightweight, but well built.

Tons of heat for a little grill. Fits my needs perfectly for camping. I would highly recommend to the retailers of this product, that they mention in their script, that this comes fully assembled. It really meant a lot to me.

You would sell more grills. I will say one more thing, I don’t usually write reviews unless I really like something, or really hate it. This is a like!.

I have tested several camping bbq grills These are my criteria and it may differ from yours. but just case mine is no different the keep reading. First we need something light when travelling, especially when we try different new camping area.

We typically change spots often and try many camping area through out the season. Some spots that we’ve been don’t necessarily allow you to park your vehicle next to your picnic table, or tent area. If you have a RV trailers that type of spot, that might be different.

But for rustic camping, you have to have lightweight gears since you have to tons of gears. The bigger and heavier your gears the more space they take in your vehicle. Some 1 day state parks will have large parking lots where you can park your vehicle then walk to your picinic area or the beach.

Now do you wish to carry a 25-30 pounds barbecue in your hand while carrying all the other gears? I don’t thing so. So you need a cart. But what if you don’t have a cart ? What if you have a bicycle or something.

The napoleon 240 is pretty heavy. You may be able to move it around feets from your vehicle parked 25 feet away from the picnic table. but thats it. Anything above that distance is just asking for muscle pain.

We had situation where we had to park our pickup truck 15-20 minutes walk away from the beach. But we couldn’t leave our bicycles behind due to theft. So we had to bring our bicycles with us. So no we could not have a folded cart since we had our bicycle to bring.

So to avoid having to return to the vehicle back and forth (20 min one way per trip) one on had the bike to carry alao the beach bag and the cooler, while the other one had to carry the barbecue grill , the propane tank.

and both had to bring their own bicycle remember. If you have children, then you know that they sit in the back. which leave very little space in your trunk. The napoleon 240 is not the smallest or the lightest.

Its foot print is impressive for a portable. But too narrow like the q1165 put the lid too close to the mean or the heat which will affect the lid pain. The q240 has. Lid that stay further up above the fire So no chance to damage the lit.

The q240 is a better grill than the q1165. The q240 has a better handle lock. It is much more secure than the lock found on the q1165 I had the q1165 opening it self for no reason other than simple vibration.

And when it opens, the grill plate inside will just fall. on the ground and get all dirty The solution would be that napoleon sell normal stainless still grill. the tape mesh geill found on very cheap charcoal or $50-$100 propane grill.

Those grill are much lighter and easier for your hand when it is time to wash them. The vibration. one test i always do is to shake the grill when they are close to see and hear all the ding bang noise when it shake.

On the road especially when driving on a bumpy road, things in 5he vehicle vibrate and shake. Cheap $ 50-100 grill will make tons of noise whoch csn be annoying while driving. During transport The q1165 has a cooking plate that keep hiting something when you shake it.

the noise from q240 is less severe. However the q240,has that little chaine loose. while the q1165;has that chain secures. If napoleon could sell small lightway mesh to replace the cooking plate. It will definitely be a good choice for camping.

but in its current state. no it is not. To heavy. this is more of a propane grill designed to deploy when you need to and to store it later at your appartment balcony or something.

Let’s start with the positive; it looks good and seems to be put together alright too. Now, I’ve own all kinds of bbqs in the past 20 years, this is by far the worst piece of junk I’ve never had to deal with.

If you plan to buy a bbq to, well cook food with, look elsewhere. The only thing this manages to do is waste your time and make you frustrated. For some reason, here’s no way to get it to stay on. It will lit up and the flames will progressively get smaller and smaller and shut down, on it’s own, no matter what you do.

Research online point to some “security feature” that get triggered or something. You’ll have to first off noticed it stopped, shut down everything (gas, burners, etc), wait 5 min and restart. Until it dies once more and do the whole thing again.

And it will do this every single time you want to use it too. Cooking a few hot dogs might take you 1. 5 hours of on and off and on again. I’ve own the cheap toolbox bbq that were worth 10 of these for 1/4 the price.

They could be giving them away for free and I would still advise anyone to stay away. It’s that bad! I’m baffled such a product even exist. Sure, maybe it’s just my unit. will you take a chance? Literally anything else you could do with the 400 this cost would be a better use of your money.

I will never buy another Napoleon product and if I can prevent only 1 other to not share my experince maybe it would have been worth it.

I bought this Napoleon TravelQ in year 2020, after used for about 1 year, the left side of the burner is broken. I thought their warranty is for 10 years, which’s the reason I chose it, but it’s not.

They asked me to pay for the parts. After few emails back and forth, they agreed that I can only pay for the shipping. I paid for the shipping, but the parts never arrived, and there’s on ETA given. As there’s no hope to get the parts to fix it after two months.

I’ve bought a new Weber Traveler Portable Propane BBQ, and it’s AMAZING!!! Much larger grilling area and the heat is so strong. Weber is still the King of BBQ grills. I regret I didn’t buy Weber Traveler Portable Propane BBQ two years ago.

No More Napoleon BBQ, because of their product quality and their customer service.

so far so good – ordering and delivery were a breeze, packaging was sufficient to prevent damage to the grill itself when the packaging was damaged in transit. Nothing to assemble other than attaching a tank.

I purchased an extension hose to adapt this grill for the use of a 20# tank while at home to avoid waste and running out of gas using the smaller tanks – now this is functional and portable. It is really cute, but heavy duty (not super light then) and everything works great.

The grates are heavy duty and have a fun wave pattern. The dome top makes it more versatile for placing larger items inside and closing the lid such as a whole chicken – or a grill basket with veggies.

There are two circular elements that cover a lot of ground for more even cooking than my full sized with straight elements. It easily reached 600 degrees F. with the lid closed in minutes. Lighting was a cinch – just a one-handed turn of the knob once the gas was on.

Looking forward to much more grilling now that it is so much more portable.

Fantastic BBQ. Larger than you’d expect for a portable BBQ. We use it on our townhouse patio, on top of a hard surface table which makes cooking fun and social with the BBQ in the middle for other to join in grilling.

Added a 4’ line which supports 20lbs propane tanks and its great! Napoleon quality is top notch.

I, was in charge of cooking some very expensive tomahawk steaks, we where going camping in Utah over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, my friend bought the steaks and I was going to bring my pellet grill, only problem is I had shoulder surgery 2 months ago and found out that I could not load the grill into my truck.

So on Thanksgiving day I went to purchase a small camp pellet stove but Cabellas was the only store open and all they had was a very overpriced Traeger grill, even the charcoal grills where out of stock, I happened to see the Camp Chef big III stove and bbq box combo, I had to take the floor model as it was all they had in stock, $270.

00ish out the door and was not real happy about the purchase but what do you do, I had promised to cook and my friend was already at the lake. we cooked the tomahawks that afternoon and they where prefect.

I was intending on buying a Pit Boss camping grill and a Pit Boss griddle (absolutely love my Pit Boss smoker) but now I am buying a Camp chef griddle and also a pizza oven for the 5th wheel. Still a bit heavy but between my shoulder getting stronger and my Wife helping me I am really glad that I ended up with the Camp chef.

Buddy is also going to buy one for his trailer.

About a little over a week ago I received my 3-Burner Big Gas Grill (SPG90B) with the Deluxe BBQ Grill Box. I ordered this without physically seeing the BBQ, but ordered it based on photos and reviews.

It was replacing an expensive Char-Broiler 4 burner gas grill that had rusted out. Here are my initial impressions based on only a couple of days of use. 1. Loved the quick setup, basically sliding on the legs and tighting them and putting the hand on the grill box.

This will be an easy grill to move around. 2. I was worried about the height of the grill box cover from the grill grates, after using it I don’t think it will be any problem (My bigger items like roasts and hams will be using my smoker.

) 3. Able to keep and maintain a good cooking temperature. 4. Bonus, I did not realize that grill box could take wood chips. One night I grilled hamburgers, with apple and peacan wood chips. They were delicious.

5. Used my cast iron pan over the open burner, very convenient. Since, It met my expectations I decided to go ahead and pick up the professional griddle, very glad I did. I have used it for cooking sliced bacon and garlic seasoned potatoe wedges (which turned out terrific).

It came with a holder for holding a grease can which did work, but today I pickup the Professional Grease Cup which will be a lot better. Overall very pleased with the flexibility of this grill, no buyers remorse.

I bought this grill in 2006 and used it until 2017. The grill and grill box worked very well. Burgers, dogs, (steak, chops and other similar meats on a cedar plank away from the lit burner, slow cooked at 250 -300 deg,).

Corn, steamers, lobster in a huge pot over the third burner. Fish, vegies and other delicates on stainless steel perforated sheets or a stainless steel perforated wok. We also had the steel griddle, it works but it never heated evenly, a better choice would be a cast iron griddle.

Cleanup of the griddle was a breeze. Once it cooled scrape off excess grease and debris with a commercial grade ‘turner?’, wipe with paper towel. Then pour soapy water on griddle and scrub with ‘green scrubby’ rinse with hot water, dry and wipe with olive oil.

Turn the griddle upside down to protect from rain, dust and other debris. Cooking in high winds: I had a 3 foot by 4 foot piece of pressure treated plywood that I used in the bed of the pickup truck.

I leaned this against the back of the grill, (yup it got scorched once but I learn pretty fast). An I supplemented this with tin wind shields that you can buy at most well stocked camping stores. A better solution would be a flame proof drape that you could wrap like a skirt around the grill maybe snapped to the legs.

We also used this grill as our main grill at home. Maintenance: Over the 11 years of use I replaced the baffle in the grill box with a piece of high grate stainless that was left over from another project.

Bent it to shape, cut slots for air flow and tack welded it back in place. I used a sharpened piece of a wire coat hanger and an old drill bit by hand to clean the scale and buildup from the holes in the cast iron burners twice over the 11 years.

At the end of life the base plate for the grill had rusted to nothing and the mounting for the hinges on the lid to the grill box had rusted through. Both issues could have been addressed but we transitioned to a motor home and I needed a more compact setup.

Happy Trails From the HAPPY HOBOS.

I needed a portable grill with specific dimensions to fit in a defined storage location in my travel trailer. I contacted BBQguys and Alyssa treated me like I was a celebrity and she was my personal shopping assistant.

The customer service from Alyssa makes me want to buy everything bbg related from BBQguys. The grill arrived very quickly and was fully assembled in its packaging. In about 1 minute it was unpackaged, and I ran it on high to burn off the new bbg smell.

I checked the temp and it maxed out my 600 degree thermometer. After burn off, I wiped it down and threw on two burgers. The temperature control was amazing for such a small grill. The temperature on low was lower than I would cook.

There were no major hotspots of perceived variation in temperature around the grill. I also concluded I could get 6 to 8 burgers cooking at the same time depending on the size of the patty. That’s pretty impressive for the grill’s size.

The grate cleaned up easily. It was difficult to wipe beneath the burner to the grills bottom. I ended up removing the burner to clean beneath it. Not an ideal solution especially out camping. I will experiment with tin foil in the future to figure out easier clean up.

The drip tray is nice but faces the wrong direction. As is, you have to reach around the back of the grill potentially burning yourself to remove it. The grill folds down to a great suitcase design being carried by the front handle.

This make the drip tray subject to gravity and falling out. Simply turning it around 180degrees solves both problems. Shopping at BBQguys and using the Cuisinart Petit Grill were both better than I had hoped.

If you are looking for a small grill to use with a camping propane bottle, this one does the job well, and cooks evenly. This grill is fairly straight-forward and easy to figure out. It would be perfect for tailgating or camping.

I would recommend this grill. Size: The grill barely fits 6 burger patties (measured by Costco frozen sirloin burgers) at one time. Pros: -Excellent heat distribution. The grill gives even heat throughout the whole surface.

-Variable gas level works well. The flames do not go high, meaning you won’t see the flames get close to the grill, but the high setting got the grill extremely hot. For thin-sliced chicken I had to use a middle setting.

-Grill pops out for easy cleaning. Was able to fit the grill in the sink. -Has high quality grill surface, one that you would find on higher end models. -Awesome built-in lighter. It works on the first try every time.

I was actually unable to turn on the gas without it lighting, even after trying several times. You most likely won’t need the match-holder that comes on the back of the grill. -Well built, solid construction.

This grill does not feel cheap. Cons: – A bit bulky- even with the legs folded, it still takes up a lot of space. When the legs are folded, it doesn’t sit by itself well (so if you’re looking to store it, or setting it aside to pack, you’ll need to lean it against something.

-The legs could lock a bit better. One time when I set it on the table, one of the legs buckled, because I thought it was snapped into place but wasn’t. Could have been user error though. -The propane tank rubs against the grill when you screw it in.

The label ripped off the canister upon installation. It needs another millimeter or 2 for a good fit. -The lid is either all the way open, or all the way closed. It does not stay half-way open, if you’re concerned about top-side heat or smoke level regulation.

I just got this grill yesterday and put it together quickly. Assembly was easy as most of it was already together. The instructions were clear and easy to follow. After assembly I realized this was no ordinary charcoal grill.

The design is awesome, heavy duty and ingenious. Essentially you add charcoal to the hopper. Use a starter that then ignites the charcoal. It has a control knob that controls a fan making the charcoal burn hotter.

What makes this great is that the heat from the charcoal is blown though a chamber and thus heats the grill. You get the charcoal smell and flavor which I love but use far less actual charcoal and have greater control of the heat with no flare ups.

This design makes clean up really easy as well. After proper seasoning I made pork chops and then tuna steaks all on the same load of charcoal. The really unique part is the portable aspect of the grill.

Mine is on a cart with wheels. It stands up and collapses with one lever. The kid locks for transport. A built in handle make pulling it around really easy. Speaking of portable, the fan is controlled by either 4 AA batteries or an AC plug.

They even thought to put a cover over the place where the plug goes into the grill. I used batteries to test the portable capabilities and in 2 hours they powered the fan at a constant speed from beginning to end.

I can’t speak highly enough of this grill. I plan to use it at home but really like that I can take it camping or the beach or just wheel it to the driveway for a neighbor night without the need of 4 people to help!.

Assembly: Out of the box, there’s not a great deal to assemble with this grill. All told, I spent maybe 10 minutes on assembly. Directions are very clear, and easy to follow. Weight: For a grill that can handle regular high volume grilling, it’s extremely light.

At the same time, it doesn’t feel as if its lightness is sacrificing build quality. Portability: When put away, this grill takes up no more space than a typical “one summer” portable grill. Build quality: I’m shocked how good the build quality is on this grill considering it’s portable.

I didn’t expect this grill to be built well enough to last several seasons, but it’s certainly built to last. Cooking: I can grill anything on this grill, and get good quality results. I’ve cooked small and large streaks, ribs, chicken, fish, vegetables, and even a pie! Bottom line: This is the first portable grill I’ve ever used where I don’t feel like I’m losing out on quality in order to gain portability.

Highly recommended 5 stars.

If your a grill lover like sour family, you grill all the time winter, summer and fall! The only downside was not being able to have a grill when you travel. We’ll Masterbuilt has just solved that problem for you.

This past week we have been using our new grill and we love it. The grill is easily set up and taken with you to the park, beach, camping or your back yard. It folds down and comes with a collapsable cart for easy travel.

The grill surface has more than enough room for your burgers, hotdogs or anything you would like to grill. It has a hopper to hold your charcoal, a lock to keep the grill closed when transporting and this grill even comes with a temperature dial so you can adjust your grill temperatures.

This is a pretty awesome feature and works very well. We are looking forward to using the grill a lot. I would highly recommend this grill to everyone.

I went camping with my daughter and was the official cook for the weekend, she had this for the fire and it was amazing! I put the pots on it, the coffee pot, and even rolled a few hot dogs on it. Worked perfectly.

Not thrilled at all about this grill. We had a smaller one for years that disappeared through moves. It was sturdy, solid, no paint coat. We got this one because we wanted one again. After 1 light use with a very light pan, the grate wrapped and peeled paint everywhere.

Unacceptable for something to cook food we will eat!.

This grill is the best. It is heavy duty so no need to worry about it breaking. The black coating does not come off on your food. The legs have a sturdy locking mechanism. CON: Is showing small amounts of rust around the hinges and ajoining areas.

But i leave it outside in the elements at all times uncovered. Problem can be solved by appling WD-40 to remove rust and ensuring you wash, dry and store in a dry climate everytime post grill usuage.

Bought a new RoadTrip LX Propane Gas Grill at Camping World. To replace a 16-year-old RoadTrip LX Propane Gas Grill. Camping World was great in this transaction. However, Coleman’s quality has deteriorated something awful.

I thought I was buying a direct replacement, not so. Set-up the new grill next to the old one for comparison. Lots of items missing on the new grill. Like the wheels and handle. The latches that attach the grill to the base do not exist anymore.

The propane regulator now screws on as opposed to the quick disconnect on the old one. The new base is wobbly at best. So, my solution to these issues is, I used the good things from the old grill on the new grill.

To be perfectly honest. I would have probably returned the grill, however I’m going camping in the morning, so I need a grill. We’ll see how it works out. I may still return it. The grill got a star because you can’t do lower.

I’ve had this grill about 2 months ago. I’m a full- time Travel Nurse. Use it weekly to cook my weekly protein, cleaning out between meats is easy! Warms up quickly and uses minimal gas. Grill separates from stand with ease but is stable and is light enough for this older female after multiple back surgeries to lift and move! Ordered the extra stove, cover, and another grill top for when I have company and don’t want to use my indoor kitchen.

Spend the money on the cover or realize water will get in if you leave this out in the rain or you’ll get wet when you move it!.

I’ve owned a coleman roaptrip lxe for 6 years or so. I have used it a lot and the lower pan had become approaching beyond repair. I ordered a water pan thinking it would pause the decay and rust. turns out the water pan only fits the lx, not the lxe.

I ended up buying the grill that the water pan goes to so that I have 2 water pans and my 2 cast iron grates and 2 cast iron griddles match the new lx too. the bummer is its only in blue. I got the color grill paint I like and changed that.

It does not come with a thermometer so I bought one and installed it. And the cart/stand. bake sale type table it comes with isn’t enough for me. So I am going to build a countertop/cart/table for it with logs.

the removable lid also is not a great fit. it always seems like its on wrong and poorly designed. I actually love the grill though and i am happy.

First of all, my unit arrived damaged (not necessarily the mfg’s fault) with a large dent on the outer body. As if that weren’t enough, the gasket on the bottom by the ash pan was hanging loose (it looks like it’s held in by what look to be something like staples — so not a great design).

In addition. the top does not align with the latch. It’s bolted on the back so very little wiggle room. So all in all, the fit an finish are average at best. I expected more in terms of quality control.

Still, as a secondary unit for quick grilling it should be okay. We will see how it performs over time. Because it’s so big and bulky I decided to keep it even with the big dent (at least it’s on the back) and the gasket issue.

It’s a pain to pack up and return. I may try to glue the gasket in place at some point.

Small, light, easily packable. Put it in a bag so that the soot doesn’t spread. Avoid too much black and smoke by being a bit patient and waiting to cook over the red embers! Big enough for two medium sized pots or a larger frying pan and smaller pan.

Doesn’t hurt to use some larger logs or stones as a windbreak/reflector to help stabilize the grill and avoid losing your dinner.

I was pleasantly surprised. A really handy grill, well made and sturdy. I use it over a small fire bowl and it fits in a haversack. I think I’ll get another one to match to use when I need to double the grilling capacity although it’s big enough to feed a couple of fat carnivorous beer-swilling big-hat-wearing non-pc macho gun-toting campers as it is.

It also grills three big avacado and chickpea protein inclusive burgers with ease. What more can I say?.

I just received mine and haven’t used it yet, but it’s just perfect! I bought it to use over our metal fire pit, as the ones designed for that are expensive. This fits nicely with the legs sticking out and I’ll wire it in just to be safe.

It’ll serve a double purpose as it folds and would be great for camping as it’s designed to do. It’s roomy and large so I don’t think it would serve as a backpack grill. My first purchase was a round grill grate made of porcelain and when it arrived it had a California lead warning in very fine print on the backside.

This grill does not have that warning so we can put food safely on it with no worries.

The stand easily goes into the ground. The grill top swivels perfectly. However the black finish did not last and burned off. The grill was left out over night in the rain and the burned off part began to rust.

I bought this 3 years ago and use it on family camping trips. This is a really handy product that holds up very well. Does not warp under high heat. Product is heavy duty. You can put a pot of water or heavy cast iron pan on it.

I use it to cook my eggs over the fire. Still works great with finish burned off and is good for corn, meat, smores, anything. Swivel feature is great. Going to buy another one as a gift.

This item was exactly what we were looking for! Took this little gem with me and my family on a 3 day camping trip. It worked perfectly, and i enjoyed using it. Wide cooking area, and highly durable.

Glad i made this choose! Nothing like that open flame taste :).

So I bought my first Weber Genesis Grill this past Christmas to replace a 25-year old grill of a different manufacturer that I’d had since new. It was reliable as a rock, had 3 rebuilds over the years but the poor thing was ready to fall apart.

The Genesis grill was a terrific upgrade and gave me an idea of the quality of the Weber brand. We got a new travel trailer in January 2022 and we needed a reliable grill to take on our camping excursions.

Naturally, I started looking at a suitable Weber grill to fill that need. After much looking at all of the various “portable” models I decided on the Q1200 since we didn’t really need anything bigger since it’s just the wife and myself.

The Q1200 is a great little grill for our camping excursions. It’s neat and compact and it’s almost like they designed it to fit in the storage compartment of our Arctic Fox 25W camper. I did buy an aftermarket 8-foot braided stainless steel adapter hose to be able to use a 20# propane tank versus the 1# disposable canisters because of the ridiculous cost of the 1# canisters that are about 4X the cost of bulk propane.

The adapter hose still allows the use of the 1# canisters if that is what you have available without any modifications to the grill. Ultimately, I might modify the grill to hook up directly to the camper’s propane system, but that’s down the road.

The grill itself works great for 2-3 people though it loses heat very fast when the lid is opened to flip the burgers, hotdogs, chicken or steaks. You definitely have to cook with the lid closed. From my experience, you’ll get maybe 2-3 grill sessions out of a 1# canister so you’d better take several with you if that is your choice of fuel sources.

With the 20# tank it’s not much of a concern as you can lift the tank and readily tell if you have enough fuel for a camping trip. If it’s low, fill the 20# tank up for $10-$12 @ $3/gallon. Make sure you get spare aluminum pans to catch the drippings out of the bottom of the grill too.

They tend to blow away if it gets windy and they definitely are needed if you’re cooking steaks or chicken as the meat tends to drip A LOT!.

Excellent little grill for the most part, which reflects Weber’s consistency in excellent quality and overall design. The gas-control knob actually does regulate the flame very well to provide different cooking settings.

I have had other Weber grills (gas and charcoal) and they were all good investments for the money. My current purchase of the Q1200 portable grill has, so far, been a very good experience, but there are a couple of minor aspects of the product’s design that could use improvement.

First is my frustration in cleaning cast iron grates which constantly need attention to mitigate food residue and fat buildup. Coating the cast iron grates with a ceramic enamel coating only improves the cleaning process minimally.

Polished stainless steel grates, which for me, has been easier to clean, should be offered at least as an upgrade option. Second, the interior surface of the lower cook-box should be polished to a smoother finish in order to facilitate better drainage of food juices and debris to the little collection pan underneath.

Even with the current design being well-executed, buildup on the wall surfaces is still a problem. This clean-up issue has been experienced in my other grill (Weber ‘Spirit II’) as well, and may or may not be something Weber can reengineer economically.

But,. at he end of the day,. I’m still happy in my purchase. Weber continues to be the leader in grilling products. Thanks for listening.

We have used it once two days ago. We bought it bc it is electric and didn’t want our natural gas grill that is locked up to be used by renters. We made BBQ’d shrimp on well-soaked wooden skewers. They were delicious! The grill is on the covered deck of our townhome that is in the rental pool.

We only go there once/month. My beef is with the cart assembly. Hours later, my eyes glazed over trying to assemble it. Anyone assembling a cart should put the wheels on FIRST, not SIXTH and should also look at all of the instructions before going to the YouTube video re: assembly where the cart is already assembled.

The YouTube video is VERY confusing. Because the grill is being used for a rental unit, I purchased a 10′ chain and padlock to ensure that our new, cute little grill would not go home with one of our renters.

Do watch the YouTube about how to clean your grill so that you can get the heating element out, thereby facilitating all cleaning. That said, the cleaning YouTube video recommends using oven cleaner to get off baked on residue and the manual is very clear that one should not do that.

Some clarification from Weber would be helpful. There are some instructions in the manual, but the YouTube is pretty good. I expect to be cleaning it my self each time that we visit every month when we have rentals.

My sister cleaned the grill out and didn’t know how to get the heating element out. She lined the bottom of the grill with foil that can protect the unit from lots of extra cleaning. She reported that the grilling plates themselves were super easy to wash.

They are small (heavy) and very removable. It would be nice if Weber would add the side shelves that fold into the propane unit. That said, I already had a caddy for BBQ tools that serendipidously hang off the left handle of the grill.

I also had a protective BBQ mat to place beneath the grill to protect our deck.

This is a nicely designed medium-sized, yet, portable grill. The lowest flame is a lower searing temp, but it will cook large chicken legs slow enough to caramelize with very light charring and still get them fully cooked, when cooking on 4 sides.

perfect, in my opinion. I have noticed a few small portions of the grate run a bit hotter (over the ends of the burner), then a few are cooler (close to outer edge, front/rear). Temp variations are to be expected with most any gas grill, and I’ve used quite a few.

Use them to your advantage to speed up or slow down your cooking. The burner ignition can become unreliable, as it relies on flame to carry across in sequence to each gas port. After a dozen or so meals I need to clean the burner, as it hesitates to jump the flame all the way around to the front.

A medium bristle nylon brush and compressed air will do the job (on a cold grill). This is not an isolated issue with Weber or the Traveler. Every gas grill I’ve ever used has this issue, so don’t knock weber for a fault that is not theirs alone.

All the complaints about the lid latch unlocking while moving the grill. really??? Common sense will tell you to not over-tilt the grill while in motion in a manner that would cause this to occur. Not to mention, handle with care if you care about not damaging something.

Slow down, look at your walking surface, and think about what you’re doing. If you get in a hurry, expect issues. plain and simple. The manufacturer cannot control the user’s actions, especially if carelessness is likely to be a factor.

At best, additional user warnings could be added to the instructions. Overall, I have no buyers remorse. Weber has been in the business a long time and have created among the best, if not THE best, of my collection of outdoor cookers.

I own a 18. 5 Smokey Mountain with lower pan/grate mods & upgraded water pan, Smokey Joe 14 Kettle, 18. 5 OTG Kettle (sadly, discontinued) w/rotisserie & side fire baskets, 26. 75 OTG Kettle w/side fire baskets, and 10 or so non-weber medium to large LPG and charcoal smokers, grills and fryers (just in last 20 years).

For those unfamiliar, OTG (one touch gold} is the gen-1 integrated ash removal/air intake control with semi-enclosed removable ash receptacle, stainless grates, etc, so I’ve been on the “dark side” for a while.

If you really want a portable tailgating or camp grill that functions well (as a self-contained grill), this is probably as good as they get. In comparing with a major competitor’s design, the tube burner design and mostly open-grate of the weber will out-perform the round “camp stove” burner with a grill/griddle plate hands down.

No, it does not have a high lid for whole birds or large roasts. this isn’t what a true portable grill is designed for. The Traveler is designed to do what they say: use less fuel – probably due in part to it’s lower profile lid and fire-box – less space to heat uses less fuel.

It is efficient enough to slow-sear at 20* ambient with low flame. You can stack nearly cooked food on top of other food (and close the lid) until it’s all ready, so, if no warming grate is your hang-up, I suggest you rethink your methods.

If it won’t fit into your RV cargo bay you may need to get a little creative in how you stow other gear and/or this grill. I may find it a bit of a challenge myself. I’ve been too busy getting to know and enjoy my grill that I haven’t tried to stow it, yet.

It will be worth the extra effort, as I’m not going to our camp and off-road trail rides without my Weber. Lastly, with all the adversities which have come to our nation’s industries and business in general, Weber is STILL made in USA.

I support America when ever I can. Ask yourself if you want to buy from China, then, ask yourself if the cost savings is worth the compromise, because a compromise is what you’ll get, including warranty and CS.

I’m replacing a built-in rv grill with this weber because after just 3 weeks of camp & rides I’m not willing to compromise with a marginally functional grill anymore. I enjoy my solutions for outdoor cooking!.

I purchased this grill about 3 months ago and it’s been a solid performer in both warm and cold weather. – Setup was very straight forward and easy straight from the box – The hydraulic spring is a nice add as it prevents the grill from dropping when compressing for travel.

– The auto-locking mechanism is great for preventing the lid from opening too. which was a real issue with my last travel grill. – NOTE: There is really only one heat setting on this grill (High), so if your looking to mainly use this to cook meats and veggies on 450 to 550 then it works excellent.

If you need to have something with the ability to put it on warm or low heat, then you’ll have an issue. – IMPORTANT: Must use a Weber brand connection hose otherwise this grill will not work. I initially purchased a hose from Home Depot which had a slight bevel on the copper connection to the grill, but this grill “requires” a FLAT connection for the gas to flow.

KUDOS: The support follow up on this grill is why I’ve given this 5 stars instead of 4. Seriously some of the best follow up I’ve ever received on ANY product I’ve every purchased. I was surprised (pleasantly) for sure, so know that they will have your back if anything goes wrong.

I will most certainly will be purchasing a Weber for my next grill purchase whenever that may for this very reason.

Bought this as a replacement for a another similar grill that fell apart. Having owned other Weber grills I thought it would as good as the others. The first time I folded the grill to roll it around the lock lever snapped off.

I couldn’t understand why it was made of plastic given its function. I discovered (the hard way) don’t try rolling without the frame lock, it opens and anything inside falls out. Turned a replacement part was not available.

After several attempts was able to find a customer service person he found a way to come up with a replacement part. Be very careful when engaging/disengaging the lock level, it breaks very easily. The lid lock can’t be engaged manually it locks automatically when the grill is folded up to roll around.

However (as I found out) the lid will open if the frame lock is not engaged. You can not lock the lid while the grill is set up for use, not a good design. The propane fitting is under the grill and not all that easy to access.

It has a mechanism that prevents you from folding the grill to move it so you can not store folded with a 1 lb cylinder in place. The grill takes longer than I expected (compared to any other gas grill I have used) to reach cooking temperature.

Once there it does cook well. The last issue I have is the inside bottom of the grill did not allow grease to flow into the catch pan. Had to clean it after my first use. I was amazed the catch pan had nothing in it but the inside of the grill had all the hamburger grease.

I hope that will not be a constant problem. No other gas grill I have owned had this happen.

Ok this thing is awesome. I originally bought and electric 22” griddle from Blackstone because I didn’t want to deal with propane but I quickly learned that electric is not suitable due to the fact that every time I drop meat on it, it drops in temperature immediately thus taking Much longer to cook food.

I also felt like the 22” was just too small for my liking, so I began researching propane and a larger size, I wanted quality as well and was willing to pay for it, you get what you pay for. This was easy to put together and maybe took 1-1-5 hours.

It’s size is perfect at 36” and the quality of pit boss is top notch. Ceramic coating top is also why I went with this brand vs others because I did not want to deal with seasoning and doing any clean up.

This top is non stick and was a breeze to cook on. I pay attention to small detail and this is the winner. Highly recommend! Another note, I originally ordered from Amazon because they had free shipping but the expected delivery date was a 2 week wait! Best Buy would deliver within 1-2 days and they also had free shipping so I canceled Amazon and went with Best Buy, they have stepped up their game !.

A big step up from my old char broil grill. I’ve had a couple propane grills that I had to rebuild several times because of rust and was getting tired of it. Decided to step it up on my grill budget and look at a Blackstone vs Pitboss.

Money wise I found several cheaper Blackstone options but the seasoning and rust issues turned me away. The Pitboss has a ceramic cooking area that is heavy as hell and as long as you use plastic/silicone tools you will have a nice non stick surface that doesn’t have to be seasoned.

The powder coat finish sucks but it has awesome oversized wheels that help it navigate over bumpy terrain. The top cooking surface detaches which is great for camping and tailgating but again, it is super heavy because of the ceramic cooking surface.

I have cooked burgers, hot dogs and grilled cheese sandwiches on it and have been very impressed with it so far. Clean up is super easy which is a plus.

Product was great, bought pre assembled and was misses griddle too screws and 6 other screw and the legs were put on backwards, not sure I would buy another pre assembled unit from murdochs ever again.

They would not help us in anyway the pit boss customer support was great and sent all the missing parts for free but still shouldn’t have had to wait 2 weeks for a product we bought and management wound not help support will not buy from murdochs ever again.

Magma C10603A Sierra Adventure Series is 9″ x 18″ grilling surface not 9″ x 12″. The C10601A Alpine Adventure Series is 9″x 12″. I found this out after research as Walmart site doesn’t give clear product description on this item.

I purchased the Sierra thinking it was 9×12 and when it arrived it was 9×18. Now struggling to get the item returned for refund. Not pleased with the process.

Special ordered this with some apprehension. From the moment it came out of the box the first impression is its high quality. Good design with very competent locking system which holds all internal racks in place – hence no rattle.

Regulator works well and grill stands securely on robust folding legs. Cooked perfectly with well regulated heat. all the inside bits – 3 heavy duty grill racks (handy cleanup size), burner, grease pan, are easily removed leaving a stainless steel “toolbox” to clean out.

Cleanup was fast and easy. There’s a grease collector under the burner, which was equally easy to remove and clean. I’ve carried around cheap and flimsy grills, which although they got the job done, were hard to clean or to transport without covering your gear in grease.

This device gives you fast setup, fast packup and clean rattle free transportation.

I’ve had this grill on my sailboat for years (saltwater). It is fantastic. Made by a trusted manufacturer of marine products. Very nice heat distribution with occasional hotspots being wind-dependent.

Robust build quality. Does not rust and cleans up nicely. Fold-out legs work very well. Drip tray works and is easy install/remove for cleaning. Locking lid means easy to transport via the lid handle suitcase-style.

Great price at MEC (bought mine at marine store).