bbq for camp trailer

[n_mathews13]

I need a bbq for my camp trailer
needs to be big enough to be useful for 5+ people, but mall enough to pack away under trailer.
What do you use and any input on what you like or dont?

[bigsads]

I like my nexgrill I purchased at Costco

[Fl0und3rz]

I have a Coleman roadtrip with a lot of accessories (griddle, stove grate, grill plates) and a roller bag I was going to list.  Lightly used and still functional last I checked it.  I'd let it go cheap, if you are interested.  Probably not something to ship, though. 

[jburkett]

I use the stainless table top grill from cabelas   It works very well and since I got mine all of my buddies have got one for their rv

[Halo]

I have the stainless Cabelas tabletop in my trailer but upgraded to the portable Traeger last year so I doubt the tabletop grill will get used again.

[n_mathews13]

What about these

https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai=DChcSEwiC8cbL5sPTAhVML4EKHcQ-AeEYABABGgJ5dw&sig=AOD64_2mZ5_meG47pMKF2u0iAJ14gZoljQ&ctype=5&q=&ved=0ahUKEwid7sLL5sPTAhVL0WMKHYYMAHIQwzwIHA&adurl=

[n_mathews13]

I have a Coleman roadtrip with a lot of accessories (griddle, stove grate, grill plates) and a roller bag I was going to list.  Lightly used and still functional last I checked it.  I'd let it go cheap, if you are interested.  Probably not something to ship, though.

thanks for offer, I'm on East side so probably to far

[n_mathews13]

It has more frill space then others and has a top rack. Anyone ever use one?

[Henrydog]

I use a Lodge Cast iron BBQ.  Small and heats up quickly big enough for a couple of steaks

[chuck270]

Webber Q.

[MADMAX]

Weber 14.5" Go Anywhere

[Bofire]

Yep little Weber. I insist on charcoal or wood, will not use a gas grill.
Carl

[KFhunter]

I use a coleman roadtrip that I modified to hook directly into the trailer propane quick connect system, it slides in the storage bay and it's just super handy.  This does the bulk of my cooking.  I also have built in on my RV an outdoor mini kitchen under the awning so that gets used for skillet stuff.

I also use a weber for steaks and grilling duties, I don't like propane steaks.

For longer stays or hunting trips, I break out the camp chef explorer but its heavy and cumbersome for weekends at the lake so unless I'm parking for a week or hunting it stays home.  I have the huge griddle, BBQ box and other cast iron that comes with it  *heavy*  but man I can make some fajitas on that thing 

[DRobnsn]

What about these

https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai=DChcSEwiC8cbL5sPTAhVML4EKHcQ-AeEYABABGgJ5dw&sig=AOD64_2mZ5_meG47pMKF2u0iAJ14gZoljQ&ctype=5&q=&ved=0ahUKEwid7sLL5sPTAhVL0WMKHYYMAHIQwzwIHA&adurl=

Looks extremely similar to the nex grill from costco.

Brother in law has the nexgrill, seems like a great choice. I have a RVQ that came with the trailer, quick connect to the RV and having a place to hang it away from table space is extremely nice. Not sure I'd pay the money for an RVQ if I had to buy something though.

[bigjohn98591]

upgraded to the portable Traeger last year

How do you like the portable Traeger? I've been looking at the Green Mountian portable. I like the idea of being able to use it with 12 volt or 110 volt.