Camping (or Glamping!) This Summer? 5 Camp Kitchens That’ll Meet All Your Needs

Cambria Bold
Cambria Bold
Cambria Bold is the Executive Editor of Cubby, and one of Apartment Therapy Media’s first full-time editors from way back when. She was The Kitchn's founding Design and Lifestyle Editor as well as Managing Editor of Re-Nest, Apartment Therapy’s late '00s green living site. She now thinks a lot about design, kids, and designy kids' things. She lives with her two daughters and their father in St. Paul, MN.
updated May 24, 2019
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The outdoors has much to recommend it — water, sky, woods, mountains! A break from technology and your noisy neighbor! — but it doesn’t come equipped with a kitchen. No, you have to bring that yourself if you venture out into the wild and plan on doing your own food prep. You could totally rough it, of course, but if you’d like a little help with food storage, organization, and cleanup, then one of these five camp kitchens is a worthwhile purchase.

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Cabela’s Standard Camp Kitchen, $104 from Cabela’s (Image credit: Apartment Therapy)

TOP ROW

  • 1 Cabela’s Standard Camp Kitchen, $129.99 from Cabela’s: A great value for the price, Cabela’s standard camp kitchen fits a ton of stuff. It has three surface areas, a PVC sink with drain, side shelves for lots of food storage, and folds down into an easy carrying case.
  • 2 Outdoorsman Camp Kitchen, $349 – $499 from My Camp Kitchen: A fancier option for those who like “glamping,” this birch wood camp kitchen features three storage compartments, a slide-out shelf with magnetic knife rack, two drawers for spices, utensils and silverware, and cabinet doors that convert into countertop surfaces.
  • 3 Grub Hub Camp Kitchen, $379 from Grub Hub: The Grub Hub is specially made for outdoorsy people on the move – mountain biking, fishing, rock climbing, etc. — who don’t want to sacrifice anything in the way of their camp kitchen. It’s built for super organization, and comes with a table space, a stove platform, a paper towel holder, a lantern tower, even a kitchen sink! And yet it’s still easy to collapse and carry.
  • 4 Field Kitchen K120P, $925 from Kanz Outdoor: Want a full-on stove while you’re out in the wild? You can get the Field Kitchen outfitted with either a dual-fuel or propane stove. It also has a silverware drawer, and shelves and dividers for storing cookware.
  • 5 GSI Outdoors Gourmet Camp Kitchen, $199.95 from Amazon: Can’t stand not having a place to wash dishes? No worries here! This kitchen comes with a double sink and (foot) pressurized faucet.
Do you have a favorite camp kitchen you like to bring out in the wild?

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