Best Folding Camping Tables in 2024
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Camping is the best! It also pretty much ALWAYS involves food, doesn't it? When food is involved, a table top is a necessary.
As you well know, counter space/tables don't come with a tent. RVs are notorious for having very little counter space.
Also, people like to barbecue outside and need something to set the food, etc on. Some camping sites have no tables.
Often, a portable camping table is a necessity.
It's so simple yet so brilliant to have at the same time. However, as with all things in life, not all things are made the same.
Some small folding tables will serve your purpose better than others. Understandably, it's not easy to sift through the 'why's' that a portable table will serve, either.
But hey, you've come to the right place to figure it out.
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Portable Camping Table Guide
There are a few different types of portable camp tables on the market.
We all have different ways we camp and we all have different needs when it comes to tables used for camping.
Typically, camp tables serve one of three purposes:
- Cooking stations/ outdoor prep tables
- Dining tables
- Accessory tables
Cooking Stations/ Outdoor Prep Tables
These camp tables are multi-functional in design.
They need to be sturdy enough to have cooking utensils and potentially heavy food items and bowls on them without collapsing.
Maybe a camp table would be better than the ground?
Some of them are made to have the grill fit on top of the station.
They are not made to eat on, so don't consider trying to use one as a dining table. It won't end well for you.
Look for portable cooking tables that feature lots of different 'compartments' for things you need. Some have wine glass holders, lantern hangers, utensil hooks, and more.
A hanging drying rack under the table is a handy feature for letting dishes dry. Similarly, having a paper towel holder is also extremely handy, especially in windy areas.
Dining Camp Tables
Your dining camp table is the table you and your friends/family will eat on. Well, duh... but some people opt not to have a dining table and that's just fine.
That's ok, but the reality is that it's easier to have a dedicated place to eat. Especially if you have a lot of mouths to feed.
Additionally, it can also serve as a general purpose camp table to set things such as condiments, paper towels and more.
Sometimes you'd rather eat on the ground. If you are young and flexible!
The camping equivalent of a home dining table tends to be a little shorter than the standard height of about 30" high. Even so, they should have good room underneath for legs.
Otherwise, you're going to hate trying to use your table for this purpose.
Your portable picnic table should also be sturdy. People will bump it, and it needs to be able to support the weight of your food, drink, and elbows resting on it.
Before you buy, decide how many people will typically be seated at the table and buy accordingly.
Remember, RVs don't have endless storage space, so you still want a portable table that will pack away in a relatively small area.
Consider the weight of the portable picnic table as well. Why? You must consider the weight of everything you carry in your RV so you don't go over your cargo carrying capacity.
Doing so is very dangerous as well as illegal.
Again, we can't stress enough how aware you should be of the dining table design you choose.
If you buy a table to eat on that is too low for your legs to go under, then that dining camp table is useless to you.
Also, consider the RV camping chairs you are going to use for your portable picnic table. They may be too high for what you want to use them for. Keep these things in mind while shopping.
Accessory Camping Tables
Accessory camp tables can be used for many things.
They can be used for playing games, a place to set your drinks or appetizers, or using them to place cooking supplies on.
These small folding tables come in an assortment of sizes and heights. Here again, it depends on what you want to use one for as far as what size and style to get.
Use the ground instead of a camp table? Not always the best option.
One of the biggest considerations to keep in mind for an accessory camping table is stability. It's not a table you want to go flying away when there's a big wind gust, that's for sure!
Regardless, these tables will tend to be relatively light. To avoid flight, legs that tilt outward can be helpful as can a low profile. Consequently, this is one time more weight can be a good thing.
Depending on how they are built, some of these small folding tables could be weighed down at the bottom, but most don't come with a 'part' to do this with.
We are talking about using something like a rock or a sandbag. This goes for any folding camp table that you get.
Portable Camping Table Purchase Considerations
Easy Set Up
The last thing you want to have to do while trying to enjoy your camping trip is to set up another frustrating device for your stay.
Therefore, it's pretty important to look for easy setup in your table, no matter what kind you are needing.
It's certainly fairly easy to look at a small folding table and be able to tell if it's going to take forever to open, or it's going to be quick.
Otherwise, search online reviews for others' experiences with the particular table in question.
The ALPS Mountaineering camping table we selected for best dining table couldn't be much easier to set up.
The outdoor kitchen tables will likely take slightly more time to set up, but if you have to read directions to do so, you're probably going to regret your purchase.
Read the reviews for guidance or test it at the store before purchasing. (We already know that the GCI Outdoor Slim Fold takes hardly any time at all to set up.)
Hardiness
Well, what's the point in spending your money on a product that will only crash and burn after a few uses? This is never a good purchase choice.
If you are smart, you already know that you get what you pay for and if you get a cheap camp table, it's not going to last very long.
Aluminum is one of your best bets for materials for your portable camping table. It basically won't rust and hot pots and pans won't damage it.
The material is softer than steel, by nature, therefore it is somewhat susceptible to dents.
However, it's also a light material, meeting the requirements of needing a light camping table and for it not to rust since you will be using it outdoors.
Many manufacturers make their tops out of aluminum.
However, they make the moving components, and possibly the legs out of steel, which can rust, so it is advisable to bring your table(s) inside if it's going to rain.
Wood is also ok, though heavier and less durable for a portable folding table. It will require more maintenance.
For side tables, look for the lightest table leg materials available. DAC aluminum and carbon fiber are very light and strong.
With tables made like this, the table top is made of fabric and barely contributes to the weight.
Lots of tops of this kind are made out of Polyester. Look for 600D polyester for the best quality portable folding table.
Weight And Size
No matter whether you car camp or you have a long Class A rig, you should be concerned with the size and weight of the tables that you bring.
Why?
Well, all vehicles have a weight limit to adhere to. Additionally, your vehicle is only so big. Therefore, the more compact and light your tables are, the easier time you will have storing them.
They are also easier to move around if they are light and compact.
We love s'mores. Best to keep the dirt off of them by using some sort of camping table.
There are plenty of well sized/lighter folding camping tables out there. Simply make sure what you get suits your size storage and camping needs.
And don't try to fit a square peg into a round hole.
Summary
So, now you know that there are a ton of different scenarios when a portable table may be a necessity.
It depends on your lifestyle and your cooking style as to whether or not you need one. (or two...)
Camping can be as simple or as 'messy/comfortable' as you want it to be. Marshall has never had an outdoor table and he is fine with that.
Kelly has a small table (the Beckworth) for sitting outside and having a place for her computer and/or drink.
If you need a table, we have reviews below. We categorized them to make it as easy for you to decide what you need as possible.
Read on if you are in the market.
- Is the RV lifestyle new to you? Check out our camper accessories list and see what else you should consider getting to make your camping adventures more enjoyable.
Camping Table Reviews
So, we sifted through the good and the bad of the folding camping tables to make it easier for you to get one without getting analysis paralysis.
Here you go... the best portable tables in the categories that we think are the most commonly needed.
Of course, we can't cover EVERY single scenario out there, but here are some popular needs.
Best Camping Table with Adjustable Legs
Beckworth Smartflip Table
- One-piece design
- Simple and quick to setup
- Adjustable height legs
- Bamboo table top and aluminum legs
- Lifetime warranty
- Table experiences slight shaking at full leg extension
(FULL DISCLOSURE- Beckworth provided Camp Addict with a Beckworth Smartflip folding table for review. After using it for a few months, we decided it was a better option for the top pick in this category. Read on to find out why.)
The Beckworth Smartflip bamboo folding camping table is a great option for all types of camping.
It's sturdy and it's easy to setup. The adjustable leg height makes it excellent for boondocking.
Continue Reading Beckworth Smartflip Bamboo Folding Table Review
This folding camping table has a unique design. It literally unfolds from a compact 'package'.
There is no assembly required. None!
With a relatively compact design, this portable folding table is great for almost any use.
For example, you can take it on camping trips, day trips to the beach, use one as a portable picnic table, or for any other use when you need a quality table that is easy to store.
Folded Position
Partially Unfolded
The Beckworth Smartflip portable table has a quarter-fold design, which means that the table top folds down into one quarter of its expanded size.
The table legs and table top locking mechanism tuck neatly inside the folded assembly.
Beckworth Standard Size Folded Dimensions
Beckworth Large Size Folded Dimensions
All as one unit, with nothing to take apart. Nothing to assemble. It doesn't get much easier than this!
The table top itself is made from moso bamboo which makes for a durable, yet fairly lightweight surface that can hold a good amount of weight (up to 66 pounds).
The bamboo table top is easy to clean and will give you years of trouble free service.
Care Required
Because the table top is made from bamboo, there is a certain amount of care required.
First, keep the surface clean and dry. Second, you should oil it every month or so if you want to keep it in tip-top shape.
View the PDF care instructions linked to below to read all the care recommendations.
- Download the Beckworth bamboo portable folding table care instructions here (PDF).
The table legs and table top supports are made from aircraft grade 7075 aluminum.
This helps keep the weight down.
Also, aluminum won't rust, so it will maintain its appearance for a long time.
Table Bottom In Unfolded Position
Table Legs & Table Top Support In Position
Legs
The Beckworth Smartflip portable folding table has legs that telescope, which allow you to adjust for uneven terrain, and to set the table top at the desired height.
Simply twist each leg counter-clockwise to unlock it, extend or retract it to the height you want, and then twist clockwise to lock the leg to that particular height.
Telescoping Legs
Aluminum Legs (With Leg Lock)
A leg locking mechanism holds the legs in place, which gives the table stability.
There is a bit of rocking if you push horizontally on the table, but it isn't bad considering how long the legs are.
Stability and Height
This camp table is more stable in the lower table height position (when it has shorter legs).
Beckworth's literature states that the table height can be adjusted anywhere between 17 inches and 25.6 inches.
The table they provided Camp Addict for review extends all the way up to 26.5 inches, so it's possible the stated maximum extension is conservative (the 17 inch low setting is spot on with what we experienced).
Legs Fully Extended. The top DOES seem to be wearing/fading as it's used. Still, the bamboo has held up beautifully. (Top was oiled after this photo and condition restored!)
Available in both a standard and large size, the Beckworth portable table offers two table top sizes (both sizes share the same legs, so table top height adjustability is the same for both).
The two table top sizes are as follows:
- Standard: 25.6 inches x 19.7 inches
- Large: 31.5 inches x 23.6 inches
Standard Size Dimensions
Large Size Dimensions
Carry/Storage Bag
The included vinyl carrying bag makes for easy storage when not using this small folding table.
It's a convenient design that makes it easy to get the table back into the bag.
No struggling necessary.
If you are looking for a camp table that folds down for easy storage and is adjustable, the Beckworth Smartflip bamboo table deserves a hard look.
With its one-piece design, you won't be wrestling with having to figure out what part goes where during the setup process.
The limited lifetime warranty means this table will be around for as long as you want it to be.
Cargo Storage Net
Cargo Storage
Beckworth offers an optional cargo storage net that fits their Smartflip portable folding table.
The net clips on to the table legs below the table top and offers a place to store lightweight items.
There are eight hook latches (two per leg) that easily clip on and off the legs.
Assuming you don't load the storage net down with too much weight, said latches will maintain grip on the legs.
A carrying case is included, and the net comes in two sizes - one for each size Smartflip camping table.
Beckworth Smartflip Bamboo Folding Table Features and Specs:
- Unique folding, one-piece camp table design - no assembly required
- Moso bamboo table top
- 7075 aluminum (aircraft grade) table legs and table top supports
- Adjustable leg height gives you a table top height from 17 inches to 25.6 inches
- Table top dimensions: 25.6" x 19.7" (standard size), 31.5" x 23.6" (large size)
- Folded dimensions: 25.6" x 6" x 4.3" (standard size), 31.5" x 6" x 4.3" (large size)
- Weight: 8.4 pounds (standard size), 12.8 pounds (large size)
- Vinyl carry bag included
- Lifetime warranty
Best Camping Table for Dining
ALPS Mountaineering Dining Table
- Very sturdy
- Comes in 3 sizes
- May be used around the house as well
- Built from aluminum so it won't rust
- Bungee cords (hold table slats) may not hold up after a time
The X-frame design of the legs on this folding portable table are what make it so fast and easy to set up.
It's also nice and clear underneath for the sitter's legs to go under without hitting anything.
Continue Reading Alps Mountaineering Dining Table Review
The ALPS Mountaineering fold up dining table is made from a heavy-duty aluminum, making it light and hardy.
The folding top makes this portable table super compact to store, as the frame and the top are separate.
So, when packed away into the carrying bag, it takes up very little space.
The entire folding camping table weighs just 8 to 14 pounds (depending on model) so it's easy even for a little kid to carry.
This portable folding table is quite light due to the aluminum material it is made from.
Aluminum is pretty strong compared to how light the material is, so the table will stand the test of time, even with lots of use.
Additionally, you don't have to worry about aluminum rusting.
The storage bag should help with keeping this foldable camping table in good shape to a point.
However, like many carry bags, it's not the easiest thing to get the table back in.
Also, you could lose it and/or at least you have something you have to keep track of aside from the table.
Still, having a carry bag is better than not. And if you don't want to use it, simply don't.
Alps Mountaineering Regular Dining Table
Alps Mountaineering Square Dining Table
The ALPS Mountaineering Dining Table top slats are held together by a bungee-type cord.
However, whether or not the bungee will keep its spring for years and years to come is a question we cannot answer.
The hope is that ALPS Mountaineering, with their excellent reputation for quality goods, will have taken this into consideration and used a high-quality cord that will last.
All in all, this portable camp table is good for dining or any other special need you may have for camping as they offer three sizes.
You might get the extra-large size for dining and the square size for accessories.
Alps Mountaineering Dining Table Features and Specs:
- Light, durable, strong and with the 3 sizes, a camping table for most uses
- Material: Aluminum
- Weight: 8 pounds (Square), 12 pounds (Regular), 14 pounds (XL)
- (Square): 31" Wide x 31" Long x 28" Tall. Folded: 5" x 8" x 31"
- (Regular): 28" Wide x 43" Long x 28" Tall. Folded: 5" x 7" x 43"
- (XL): 28" Wide x 55" Long x 28" Tall. Folded: 5" x 7" x 55"
- Carry bag included
- Warranty: 'Common Sense' warranty (no time limit given) against defects in materials or workmanship
Alps Mountaineering Dining Table Review
Best Outdoor Kitchen Table
GCI Outdoor Slim Fold Cook Station
- Offers multiple shelves and places for your cooking accessories
- Super easy to set up and break down
- Has places to put smaller items like utensils, trash bag, and paper towels
- Not very deep front to back
The GCI Outdoor Slim Fold Cook Station is the best outdoor prep table available for cooking while camping.
Why? Because it's well-built, it's easy to set-up and break down, offers multiple shelves and the height is practical for cooking.
Continue Reading GCI Outdoor Slim Fold Cook Station Review
The ease of set up of the GCI Outdoor Slim Fold Cook Station is genius. It couldn't be easier or simpler to set-up or to break down.
Once it's set up, it offers multiple shelves to house your cooking accessories.
You can even put your grill on top of it, making it a portable grill table, if your grill is small enough and weighs under 48 pounds (the weight limit of this portable table).
This is a fairly large folding camp table compared to the others in this list, due to all the counter space it offers.
Note: Items in above photos not included with purchase of the GCI Cook Station. Hope we really didn't have to say that out loud, lol!
Now, as previously stated, there is plenty of storage to be had, but the GCI Outdoor Slim Fold Cook Station itself is a little narrow at 21 inches deep.
Even so, the extra shelves make up for this.
It's not the smallest outdoor kitchen you will find but it's sturdier than any of the others, such as the Coleman Pack Away Deluxe Kitchen.
The center counter is made from aluminum for extra durability but the four side tables are plastic.
These side tables of this outdoor prep table offer extra features such as glass holders, paper towel holders, trash bag holders and hooks for hanging BBQ utensils.
This creates even more storage and keeps the counters uncluttered.
GCI Outdoor Slim Fold Cook Station Features and Specs:
- Super easy to set up and break down
- Center aluminum shelf (heat-resistant) to put grill on
- 4 fold-out side tables (2 each side) that are made of plastic and are multi-use
- Bottom wire rack for extra storage (directly below aluminum shelf)
- Material: Powdered coated steel frame, aluminum center table (heat-resistant), plastic fold-out side tables
- Weight: 18.9 lbs
- Dimensions (opened): 20.9" Deep x 52" Wide x 32.3" Tall
- Dimensions (folded): 20.9" x 3.7" x 34.6"
- Weight limit for center (aluminum) table: 48 pounds
- Weight limit for 4 (plastic) side tables: 30 pounds each
- Weight limit for lower wire rack: 35 pounds
- Lifetime limited warranty
GCI Outdoor Slim Fold Cook Station Overview
Best Accessory Camp Table
Coleman Outdoor Compact Table
- Legs are sturdy
- Less apt to tip since legs fan out a bit
- Light and foldable
- Easy assembly
The Coleman Outdoor Compact table is a super handy powerhouse for a small folding table.
It gets stellar consumer reviews and is backed by the Coleman name brand. This is a great general purpose camping table.
Continue Reading Coleman Outdoor Compact Table Review
This small folding table is small enough to be stored in a very small space. It is also a good size for keeping plenty of stuff on the top such as a lantern, drinks and s'mores ingredients.
The top of this Coleman outdoor folding table is comprised of aluminum slats that are connected together.
These slats roll up for storage and roll out to form the table top, conveniently.
The steel legs collapse together in one motion for the easiest setup you could imagine.
The Coleman Outdoor Compact Table is quite sturdy and it also comes with a carrying bag.
It's simply a very good all-purpose (aside from using it as a dining table) and affordable folding camp table for whatever you might need to make your camping trip more luxurious.
Coleman Outdoor Compact Table Features and Specs:
- Weight capacity: 100 pounds
- Folding aluminum slat top
- Material: Aluminum top, steel legs
- Dimensions: 27.6" x 27.6" x 27.6"
- Weight: 9 pounds
- Comes with a carry bag
- 1-year limited warranty
- Super light
- Low profile good for camping chairs
- DAC aluminum legs
- 600D polyester table material
The Helinox Table One is one of the best quality, lightest weight small outdoor tables on the market. It is ideal to use with a low profile camping chair.
They offer both an original mesh top version and a hard top version.
Continue Reading Helinox Table One Review
The Helinox Table One is a small folding table that has a very good reputation among backpackers and campers alike.
This is because their stuff is quality and it lasts. They also make very lightweight gear.
This portable table has near perfect consumer reviews and ranks highly with other reviewers and tent campers.
The price is the only thing that might steer consumers away. (This is why we also ranked a runner-up for this category.)
Table One Mesh Top
Table One Mesh Top
Standing at 14.2 inches high, this small camping table is just high enough to use with a traditional chair.
It's also short enough to use with an ultra-low backpacking chair.
The feet aren't terribly wide so if you do put a lot of weight on it, it COULD possibly sink a little on one leg.
This Helinox Table One comes in two versions - the original mesh top version and a hard top version for those that need a table with a more rigid top.
Helinox claims you can do light work on the hard top version, such as cut cheese to make a nice cheese platter to enjoy as you watch the sunset.
Sigh...
Table One Hard Top
The Table One stores away in a very small carrying case (included) so it's VERY easy to take with you just about anywhere.
All in all, this is one excellent lightweight, very high-quality, and ultra-portable camp table that will last you for years to come.
Helinox Table One Features and Specs:
- Ultra lightweight portable camp table that takes minimal space and can be taken/used just about anywhere
- Table Top: 600D polyester material
- Legs: DAC aluminum with shock cord technology (to hold legs together)
- Weight Capacity: 110 pounds
- 2 beverage holders (mesh top version)
- Dimensions: 15.7" Deep x 23.6" Wide x 14.2" Tall
- Weight: 1.3 pounds (mesh top), 1.9 pounds (hard top)
- Folded Dimension: 16.1 " Wide x 4.3" Diameter
- Helinox brand has an excellent reputation for quality and innovation
- Warranty: Guaranteed against manufacturing or material defects (for an unspecified amount of time)
Best Small Camping Table on a Budget
Trekology Aluminum Camping Table
- Durable aluminum top
- Small and compact
- Can be used for drinks or small cooking devices
- Low enough to be accessible from camping chairs
- Light
The Trekology portable aluminum camping table is great for use beside low profile camping chairs or anywhere else a low portable folding table might be needed.
It features a lifetime warranty, a hard aluminum top, and a quick and easy setup.
Continue Reading Trekology Aluminum Camping Table Review
This little folding camping table is a perfect size, fit and price to be your camping chair accessory table.
It's small, lightweight, durable, and hardy enough to withstand the rigors of your camping lifestyle, yet it folds down to a very compact package.
This Trekology folding camp table has a fairly small table surface (22" x 18"). It stands just 16 inches tall.
Weighing only 3.5 pounds, this very portable camping table is light enough to tote around some but likely not optimal for a backpacking trip.
(See the Helinox Table One above for that type of use.)
This portable table is made of aerospace-grade aluminum alloy. It is actually colored, unlike most aluminum products.
They made it a nice brown metallic color that blends nicely with the outdoors.
As one would expect, there are no tools needed to put this Trekology table together.
There are a lot of options for small folding tables, some better than others. We can't find any flaws with this table.
It's the perfect blend of everything you need for a comfortable, functional table and works well next to a camp chair.
Trekology Portable Camping Table Features and Specs:
- All aluminum construction
- Lightweight and waterproof
- Folds down for easy storage in the included carry bag
- Weight Rating: 50 pounds
- Dimensions: 22" Wide x 18" Deep x 16" Tall
- Weight: 3.5 pounds
- Carrying bag included
- Lifetime warranty
Trekology Camping Table Review (We wish every reviewer had an accent like this!)
NOTE: Above video shows the smaller sized Trekology table. Assembly and functionality is identical to the one we review.
Conclusion
Camping tables aren't always necessary, but they sure can make your outdoor experience much more luxurious.
At the very least, it's nice to keep your stuff out of the dirt, keeping things cleaner for when you have to pack up.
The key is to know your needs before you buy.
You can't always anticipate what your needs are, so it might be a good idea to try going on a few outings first to see if you really need a small folding table, and for what purpose you will need it for.
We don't care what you use it for really, we just want you to get out there and enjoy yourself!
Camp on, ya Addicts!
Kelly Beasley
He-llllo. I'm the co-founder of Camp Addict, which my biz partner and I launched in 2017. I frigging love the RVing lifestyle but in December of 2020, I converted to part-time RV life. Heck, I lived in my travel trailer for over 5.5 years, STRICTLY boondocking for pretty much all of it. Boondocking is a GREAT way to live, but it's not easy. Anyway, I'm passionate about animals, can't stand campgrounds, I hardly ever cook, and I love a good dance party. Currently, I can be found plotting and scheming whether or not to start collecting farm animals (or plotting my next RV trip!) at my beautiful new 'ranch' named 'Hotel Kellyfornia', in Southern Arizona.
Marshall Wendler
Camp Addict co-founder Marshall Wendler brings his technical expertise to help explain RV products in an easy to understand fashion. Full-time RVing from April 2014 - December 2020 (now RVing about 50% of the time), Marshall loves sharing his knowledge of the RV lifestyle. Marshall spends the majority of his RVing life boondocking. He is the part of Camp Addict that knows 'all the things'. He's good at sharing his technical knowledge so you can benefit.
I had the Coleman. Over time (2 years) it became very difficult to open and close the legs. The slides used were great when new. But I did like the thickness of the top.
Hi Jim,
Sounds like you don’t have the table anymore? Or do you still have it?
Why Coleman over ALP accessory table when it is 3 pounds heavier?
Hi Scilene,
Great question! Each RVer will have their own wants and needs when it comes to product weights. We often promote getting very light materials as TOO many full-time RVers overload their RVs. However, many weekenders that don’t put that much into their camper may not have so much need to be as light as possible.
There are many good accessory tables out there. We definitely like the ease of use of this one and the ALPS table. They are VERY similar. However, the ALPS table costs $20 more than the Coleman.
We are making an (possibly incorrect) assumption that our readers would rather pay $45 than $65 for a very similar accessory table. If you want to, we see nothing wrong with that table. They are very similar. If you like it, we say go for it!
I’ve search high and low then tried a few but i really love this one by Alps Mountaineering. The height adjustment is key to me as a taller person
https://www.amazon.com/ALPS-Mountaineering-8352003-Guide-Table/dp/B007S3PURA/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1543262192&sr=8-6&keywords=alps+mountaineering+table
Hi Tyler,
That’s a tall table for sure! Curious- do you use that table while sitting in a chair, hanging out, or while standing, as in serving a potluck and putting things on it such as a grill? Our ranked tables are meant for use while sitting in a chair, as in around a fire.
Tyler, thank you for mentioning this one. I was disappointed with the heights of all the tables on this review. We host a men’s outreach and my brother in law and I do a lot of cooking on camp stoves. Our backs are killing us from using all these short tables out there.
Who man’s a grill while sitting? Seriously?
Wes