Make it easy camping with a camp kitchen setup.

Camping is all about living the outdoor lifestyle.

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We have always camped with a camp kitchen, the same kitchen, for all of our camping trips. It has traveled through two pop-up trailers, tent camping, and RV rental trips. It is a foldable kitchen with a checkerboard top. Although I have to say we have never used it for checkers or chess but the idea is a good one.

Cooking outside keeps the smells outside.

You should consider a camp kitchen if you use the camping table
for all your cooking and wash station needs.

• The one thing to know about a camp kitchen is that it works and makes everything so much easier to keep the camp space clean and ready.

• The advantage of a camp kitchen is its durability.

• First, it frees up the camp table for dining, games, and conversations. Second, it organizes a camp space for kitchen duty and has an area for cooking meals. Finally, it folds up easily for storage.

• The kitchen should include a sink with space for a dish drainer—spots for paper towels, dish washing liquid, sponges and cooking accessories like a spatula, whisk, lighter, and tongs. The fold-out should also include a space for a cooking unit and shelves below for pots, pans, and other cooking accessories.

• Even if you camp in style with mega RVs and trailers, a good camp kitchen can be used for outdoor cooking and clean-ups.

• Also, the camp kitchen is great for a wash station throughout the day. Keep a pot of water on the camp stove, warm it up for dish water, or keep a pot on the stove for a quick wash up after a long camp day full of adventures.

• Investing in a camp kitchen and save the table for the perfect table setting.

• Make sure to drain the dish water from the draining bucket. Strain the food particles from the water first, and discard in the trash before throwing the water away from the campsite. 

The Camp Kitchen is great for outside dining, wash station, cleaning up.