What type of grill do you use?

[glazier]

What type of grill do you use when camping? We have a Webber Q220, this is probably the best grill I have ever owned.

[jameshil]

We have that same model.....it works great. Purchased a 10lb gas tank for it. It goes anywhere, esp. tailgating

[Denise]

We have just a plain ol' Coleman Campers Propane Grill. We haven't bought the extension thingy to connect the grill to our tt's propane yet. So we still have to attach a smaller propane bottle.

[glazier]

I use the small 1lb bottles when we camp. I have a stand and a 20lb tank I use at my house.

[Dale_S]

We have a Coleman Roadtrip, and an old Coleman campstove for when the kids come along. I also have in the bag, been used one time, the RV-Q. One use of the RV-Q and it forced me to buy a Roadtrip. What so you need to use the Roadtrip with the on-board propane system?

[OurJayco]

I prefer Charcoal grills. I recently purchased my second Aussie grill that I really like. It folds and fits in the truck bed without taking to much room.
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1...atalogId=10053

[evans27292]

theres only one, holland.............. no flare ups.

[glazier]

Originally Posted by evans27292

theres only one, holland.............. no flare ups.

Do you have the small one that uses 1lb bottles?

[rvrev2]

Howdy Daryl and Sandy,
Thanks for the link on that Aussie Grill. Can you tell me the dimensions of it when it is folded? It sure looks like it may be what I am looking for.

[OurJayco]

rvrev2 -
I would have to measure it for you and it is currently is in the shed behind our lawnmower since the snowblower is in the garage now. I found this on the website under specifications:
• Assembled Depth (In Inches) : 21.875 in
• Assembled Height (In Inches) : 28.25 in
• Assembled Weight (In LBS) : 22 lb
• Assembled Width (In Inches) : 34.5 in

When it is folded, the legs fold flat and you lay the grill down on it’s folded legs and the grill itself is still upright so it will not spill left over ashes.
Hope this helps.

[edatlanta]

Snow Blower? Fortunately I have never owned one of these and don't plan to EVER!!!

[rvrev2]

Thanks Daryl and Sandy. I know that the charcoal grills are more messy (dealing with the used coals and ashes), but I do prefer the flavor of charcoal over gas. Has anyone ever tried those disposable charcoal grillls that you see at some campground offices/stores?

[Texas Sam]

We use both a Coleman Roadtrip XLE portable grille and a Coleman Fold N Go Instastart portable grill. Both operate on 1 lb. gas bottles. The full sized Roadtrip travels in the our pickup's bed and the half-sized Fold N Go travels in the trailer's storage compartment.

[Hondopatrick]

We use the Aussie as we prefer cooking over charcoal while camping... folds flat and fits in the bed of the truck.

[Gone Camping]

I have the grill that came with my old 2005 Eagle. Small but big enough for the two of us.

[Boss Wagon]

Camp Chef Big Gas Grill 3
http://www.campchef.com/store/item/1...s_grill_3.html

[yogi154]

We use the Weber Baby Q we like this grill with the hose to a 10 lb bottle.

[Penguelephants]

I was considering the Weber Baby Q, really like it. But now that I've got this craving for using a Dutch Oven I'm wondering if we should go with a charcoal grill since we'll be carrying coals.

Oh the quandry...

[ByDesign]

This our $20 charcoal grill we've had for a few years. It's like an old friend !

[Seann45]

RVQ....RVQ.. but for some strange reason Jayco put the mount so the awning does not cover it... I will have to correct that...