Camp Chef/Dutch Oven Camp Table - 14IN x 38IN

We got this for my dad and he uses it all the time while camping. Super sturdy, easy to set up, and big enough to have 2 Dutch ovens going and a briquette warmer. Has a bar on the side to hold tongs or whatever you need it to hang off the side. The sides of the table do a great job keeping the wind from blowing out your briquettes. Edit: Used it this last weekend, it’s it very lightweight but sturdy, it works so well!

Works great but I wish it came with a heavy duty bag

I have just begun to use a Dutch oven over charcoal. I tried it in a conventional grill. The height and spacing did not work well. The camp chef table is perfect. I bought the larger size and it works perfectly. It is very sturdy. Plenty of room for a charcoal starter, hot Dutch oven lid when you need to remove it from the pan and the Dutch oven. It is just the right height for cooking. Not too high or low. The only thing I was not completely happy with was the wind block which I think is too low. A breezy day and the coals are exposed to the wind. I solved this problem by using my four metal cookie sheets as an extra wind block.

Excellent for Dutch oven or even a regular camp stove with roon beside that for utensils

I have not used this Camp Table yet, for cooking but I have assembled, attached the side shelves (optional), and stored it in the Camp Chef 3-burner tote bag. It's ready to go for our next camping adventure. I plan to use it for wood, charcoal, and as a platform for the Camp Chef Ranger II. I was impressed with the quality of the table, legs, and even the screws that hold the legs in place. They are sort of plastic wing nuts with steel threads, but still worked absolutely fine. The wind shield fit perfectly and was not awkward to install. The optional side shelves (purchased separately) fit perfectly and seem to be able to hold a good deal of cast iron weight. The 3-burner carry case (also purchased separately) held the disassembled table, legs, and wind shield with plenty of room left over. The only issue I predict is the stubs where the table legs attach will likely rub holes in the case at some point without added protection. I had a leftover nylon liner for wire-rack shelving that I placed inside to prevent wear.