Gas grill recommendations

[Skyliner]

I've had great luck with a table top gas grill from Sams Club.

This one appears to be 16 inches tall and less then $150. 20k BTU is plenty of heat output from the burners. I had an RVQ and gave it away because it had low burner output 12k BTU and took it forever to get up to temperature and could never get a good sear out of it.

https://www.samsclub.com/sams/pit-bo...rod21440279.ip

[GSPguy]

Everyone thanks for all the great suggestions!

[vmax]

If you're taking anything bigger than a tabletop grill, you're eating too much animal protein.
Plant based whole food is much healthier, and you'll feel a lot better.

[Mr. Dan]

Here's what I bought/use from Sam's Club. The smoker tray works great. I use water-soaked apricot and hickory chips. https://www.samsclub.com/sams/table-...lp:product:1:2

The legs fold under for a slightly smaller height measurement.

[GSPguy]

Vmax,

I just grilling my vegetables, I really hate big juice delicious steak.😉

[ssande]

Originally Posted by GSPguy

Vstrom,

You know that is really good question which I don’t even have a decent answer for. I am leaning towards the Q1200, I guess I just need a little more arm twisting.

Thank you!

I have a Weber Q120 which is an older morel of the Q1200. Had it for a long time now and works nice. Also easy to take apart and clean and replacement parts are available. I haul mine in the bed of the truck in a plastic bag to keep from getting oil on the bed.

I also have the fold up cart which is lightweight and allows you to cool away from the camper a bit. I prefer to keep the smoke and grease away from the camper. As others have said, you can tie into you onboard propane tanks so you do not need to carry the small bottles. Weber also offers a griddle for these small grills and other accessories.

Since I have a toy hauler I will on occasion bring the full sized grill with me if there are going to be a lot of people. We also utilize the campfire for cooking.

[ThePoorhouse]

We always cook over the campfire, and use a Weber grill and top. Fits most fire rings. If the weather is bad, we use the TT stove.

[Gidyupgo]

Never heard of this brand before, but it came with the RV. Aussie grill on a bumper mount swing arm. Works just fine for grillin'.

[NickHeaps819]

We have a Napoleon TQ285X-RD-A TravelQ 285 12,000 BTU Portable Propane Gas Grill with Scissor Cart and Griddle. It slides in nicely in the front compartment of our FR204rd. Works great. Easy to clean. Comes with a griddle as well so it does bacon and eggs in the mornings as well.