Post pictures of your camp kitchen

[Tinker]

Mine is pretty basic unless I'm out for 3+ days. Usually I setup right off the tailgate table I built, or if want to stretch out a bit more I have a fold-out table, grill, & little water brick with a handy faucet that all stash up in a box up top. Using lots of old hiking gear, but hoping to improve the setup this coming year. No shortage of ideas on here!

 

[OutOfStep]

Mine is pretty basic unless I'm out for 3+ days. Usually I setup right off the tailgate table I built, or if want to stretch out a bit more I have a fold-out table, grill, & little water brick with a handy faucet that all stash up in a box up top. Using lots of old hiking gear, but hoping to improve the setup this coming year. No shortage of ideas on here!

Awesome set up!

 

[Road]

What brand table is that between the folding chairs?

It's just a small fold-flat aluminum table I got at Walmart, though I haven't seen them there lately when I went to get another one. I have a plastic one that folds almost the same way that is a tad smaller. You can see it at the right end of the counter.

 

[Bomber Bash]

It's just a small fold-flat aluminum table I got at Walmart, though I haven't seen them there lately when I went to get another one. I have a plastic one that folds almost the same way that is a tad smaller. You can see it at the right end of the counter.

Awesome, thank you!

 

[PCO6]

It's just a small fold-flat aluminum table I got at Walmart, though I haven't seen them there lately when I went to get another one. I have a plastic one that folds almost the same way that is a tad smaller. You can see it at the right end of the counter.

Road - That's the exact table that I bought 3 of and cut up to make the table for my trailer as shown in post #83 of this thread. They're good little tables … strong, light and compact when folded up.

 

[tundraconvert]

How about a camp kitchen in a kitchen-kitchen? Running inventory and deep cleaning everything the other night, I should have taken a shot of the spread I had going on in my living room, gear was everywhere!

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I Like your choice of beer. My favorite of theirs is the Duet.

 

[Bomber Bash]

Coffee time!

 

[rlhydn]

We’ve commenced a fairly widespread fire ban in Australia, so breakfast for us was cooked on the Coleman Dual Fuel stove with the Biji Barbi on top

 

[MOAK]

Full kitchen in rear with running tap water. Utensils, pots and pans etc in the drawers. the Tundra 75 is in the nose and the volcano grill is off to the side. Works very well for our basecamp.

 

[Nate Romero]

Our setup last year. Making changes over winter this year

 

[Corne van Tonder]

 

[Corne van Tonder]

 

[Patrick]

I just finished installing my Outback tailgate table and Camp Chef Kitchen Organizer/Table...

 

[Mike Dubya]

https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/trunk-kitchen.19709/

 

[mmp]

Mine is pretty basic unless I'm out for 3+ days. Usually I setup right off the tailgate table I built, or if want to stretch out a bit more I have a fold-out table, grill, & little water brick with a handy faucet that all stash up in a box up top. Using lots of old hiking gear, but hoping to improve the setup this coming year. No shortage of ideas on here!

Do you have a write up on how you modified the waterbrick? I have a couple of those and I hate how you only get half of the water out of them.

 

[SouthernCross]

What brand table is that between the folding chairs?

Hey, where did you get that green storage container under your stove (top photo)?... I think that’s exactly what I’ve been looking for for years! Brand?

 

[blacatoe]

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Great looking drawer setup!
What brand/model drop down bracket it the one you’re using for your fridge?

 

[Corne van Tonder]

Great looking drawer setup!
What brand/model drop down bracket it the one you’re using for your fridge?

It’s a Frontrunner drawer system.
The fridge slide is from Customleisuretech in South Africa.

 

[Tinker]

Do you have a write up on how you modified the waterbrick? I have a couple of those and I hate how you only get half of the water out of them.

I do not & that is exactly what I thought when I first put my hands on one!

All I did was run to the local hardware store to pick up a small pex-hose valve, a bulkhead nut to match, & a handful of rubber washers to try. I drilled the initial hole undersized so I could carefully open the hole up to the perfect size with a razor blade. It's a bit fiddly to get the nut & washer threaded on the other side, but thankfully the water brick opening is sorta large. Oh & try & resist the urge to crank the nut down real tight, just a snug fit is plenty to seal it.

 

[mmp]

I do not & that is exactly what I thought when I first put my hands on one!

All I did was run to the local hardware store to pick up a small pex-hose valve, a bulkhead nut to match, & a handful of rubber washers to try. I drilled the initial hole undersized so I could carefully open the hole up to the perfect size with a razor blade. It's a bit fiddly to get the nut & washer threaded on the other side, but thankfully the water brick opening is sorta large. Oh & try & resist the urge to crank the nut down real tight, just a snug fit is plenty to seal it.

Thanks, I'm going to look into doing this.