Camp table

[Gooseberry]

I won a table set from the DR a couple weeks ago and it is simple but works great.

it fits inside between the back corner by the counter perfectly.


it has 3 parts. 2 tables and a corner section with a sink that can make a long table or a corner

[JoeH]

It's hard to beat the Rokk table for $40 but this one is pretty interesting. http://bestcamptable.com/

[jage]

Originally Posted by JoeH

It's hard to beat the Rokk table for $40 but this one is pretty interesting. http://bestcamptable.com/

Looks totally unsturdy in the "stove on one end, no extensions" picture.

[daveb]

Originally Posted by jage

Looks totally unsturdy in the "stove on one end, no extensions" picture.

Donno...20 lbs and thats the little one. Maybe not good on off camber terrain.
I hate stuff you have to put together though.
Fold and go is better. The search goes on.

[BroncoHauler]

Roll-a-table currently on sale for $55 @ REI.


Herb

[ar307]

I just got this one for it's small(ish) compactability and storage once assembled. Use it on the last trip and it worked out great.

http://www.campingworld.com/shopping...age-bins/60256

[daveb]

Bass Pro sells (what looks like) the same table without the storage in two sizes.
I have the smaller of the two which fits well under my lower bed.
The only thing I don't like is the leg extensions have to be screwed
on, have no reasonable adjustments for uneven terain and the footprint of the
legs are small and sink in sand or soft soil. Overall I like the table due to its
compact size and somewhat sturdy construction.

http://www.basspro.com/Bass-Pro-Shops-M ... /10207189/

Nice that the table can withstand heat from a BBQ.
No problems holding my BBQ and 1 gallon propane tank
but much more weight might become an issue.

[ar307]

I was using it in sand and was able to shove it in a little further on the uneven end. I seem to remember the very bottom of the leg extension had an adjustable foot for fine tuning, but I may be wrong on that.

[daveb]

Originally Posted by ar307

I was using it in sand and was able to shove it in a little further on the uneven end. I seem to remember the very bottom of the leg extension had an adjustable foot for fine tuning, but I may be wrong on that.

It does have them but a 1/2 inch or so of travel is only good on a hard surface. Too bad somebody
doesn't make a more heavy duty table like this one with legs that extend but so far I'm happy.

[daveb]

Originally Posted by ar307

I was using it in sand and was able to shove it in a little further on the uneven end. I seem to remember the very bottom of the leg extension had an adjustable foot for fine tuning, but I may be wrong on that.

It does have them but a 1/2 inch or so of travel is only good on a hard surface. Too bad somebody
doesn't make a more heavy duty table like this one with legs that extend but so far I'm happy with it.

Here is a picture of Marc and Christine using it.



Reasonably sized for two.