Obviously, more means 'more' of many things including place settings and such but possibly even 'bigger' pots and pans, for example. There are at least three factors that greatly influence what one needs in the way of provisions and gear.įirst consider how many campers you will have.

What determines how much camp kitchen gear you need? Utility features like cup hooks and towel holder.And as always there are cup hooks for utensils, dowels for rolls and racks for spices and personal items. Then once setup, you have almost four feet of counter height top. But the top box also gives you drawers shelves and racks for your standard kitchen devices. Here the bottom box gives you that generic item storage ability for those odd sized and heavy items like griddles, cast iron pans and Dutch ovens. The bottom box is a modified Work-Top Box that employs a special shelf to form additional counter space in the setup state and act as an adjustable shelf for your cook stove storage in the stored state. The top box is actually just a Grubby One without the stand. This design employs principles learned from the Grubby One, the Work-Top Box and the Piggy Back Extension Shelves. Combines Two Box Storage and Gives Counter Space This is the setup for when you have a lot of cooking and cleaning gear and can't afford to forget any of it. This camp kitchen arrangement provides for the storage and transport of a wide variety of cooking and kitchen devices and sets up to give you those all important work surfaces with utility features like cup hooks and racks. It's amazing how much stuff is required for any kind of car tent camping but when you and your crew venture way out for longer periods of time, it takes even more. The Camp Kitchen Mates offer a serious camp kitchen.

Setting up a camp kitchen