Portable Grills for Camping

‘Tis the season for camping, outdoor activities and bonfires as we welcome fall. Bring the grill on the road and cook anytime, anywhere with these portable grills —perfect for fall camping.

The Cabela’s stainless steel tabletop gas grill is a great way to cook while camping. The entire grill weighs less than 20 pounds and has a push-button ignition system for easy use. Keep intruders out and close the stainless-steel lid to cover the 222-square-inch surface. The grill costs $99–130 and comes with a regulator for one-pound propane bottles.

Charcoal grill lovers have no trouble finding an affordable Cuisinart to bring along camping. The Cuisinart 14-inch portable grill ranges from $22–35 and fits food for up to four people.

For $160, upgrade to a Coleman RoadTrip LXE grill and serve up to eight people at a time with two grill grates included, tool holders, side tables and removable surfaces for interchangeable tops from the grill to a griddle or stove. The grill weighs more than 50 pounds, but can be folded into a compact device and rolled away and stored in the back of the car. The portable propane grill also allows for drip-through cooking on the open flame, covering 285 square inches of grilling surface.