Do I Need a Grill for Camping?

[jhapka]

Yes a grill enhances camping. I used to bring my kettle along but it was a little too much assembly. Now I bring a Dutch oven and a 28” "adventure ready" blackstone. The legs fold up and lock. The shelves detach with thumb screws. I usually start a chili or stew up until the long simmer step, then I vac seal and keep in the cooler. Cut it open and dump into the DO.

[jerrybell]

The OP asked the question in June 2019. I assume they've made their decision by now.

[glitchy]

There's been a lot of Revivals here recently. I saw one yesterday from 2015.

[jhapka]

May the discussion continue for posterity’s sake!

[Donw]

A lot of the revivals have been possible spammers who comment on a few old threads and then post a spam link after a day or two. It has been a pattern lately. See Huskee’s comment in post #12 above. There are a few possibles who have joined us in the past few days and will probably be posting their spam links soon.

[troymeister]

One cannot have too many grills...

[phrogpilot73]

The true benefit of the Blackstone Tailgater (I have it), is not the fact that you have a griddle and a grill... It's that you have a griddle, a grill and a burner. Our last camping trip, I used the grill for asparagus, the griddle for breakfast every day (and sausages) and used the burner for a low country boil.

[tbob4]

Do you have the 22 or 28?

[phrogpilot73]

There is only one size of the tailgater. It's closer to the size of a 28 overall, but only half of the width is a griddle. The other half is either a grill box, or a burner.