Outdoor Cooking

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Outdoor Cooking — Portable Grills, Camp Stoves & Outdoor Cooktops There's a version of outdoor cooking that's just hot dogs on a stick. And then there's the version where you've got a proper two-burner setup, a cast iron pan, and you're making a full breakfast at a campsite in Algonquin while everyone else is still eating granola bars. That gap is entirely about the equipment. This collection covers everything from compact single-burner camp stoves to full tabletop gas grills — all propane or butane, all portable enough to throw in a truck or pack into a campsite. For grilling, the Camplux 189 sq in tabletop propane grill at 10,000 BTU is the most versatile option — fits on a picnic table, connects to a 1lb propane canister, and has enough grate space for 4 burgers at once. There's also a second configuration of the same unit if you need a different setup. For camp cooking, the lineup includes several two-burner options: the butane stove with legs for tabletop use, the windproof 2-burner propane cooker for exposed campsites, and the tempered glass double-burner LPG cooktop with auto ignition for a cleaner setup. The JK-5330 3-burner with lid is the high-output option — 4.5kW total, butane/propane compatible, lid doubles as a windshield. For high-heat outdoor cooking — wok burners, crawfish boils, turkey frying — see the Propane Burners section. And if you're outfitting an RV kitchen specifically, the RV Cooktops are sized and spec'd for that use case.

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