Customer Reviews for VEVOR Outdoor Camping Kitchen 3 Zippered Bags, Camping Cook Table Steel Windscreen, Camping Kitchen Table 2 Side Tables, Portable Camp Cook Table for Outdoor Activities Green

We all love enjoying outdoors during summers. I was looking for a folding table for our camping trips and also for grill parties on out deck. This table is so well designed and will take care of all the cooking space one will need to cook outdoors.

This table comes in a nice carry bag and is very convenient to carry in car. I was impressed at how quick I was able to put it together. The main frame opens up with 2 side counters and one centre space where tabletop snaps in seconds. This table frame and tabletops are made of aluminum and is very sturdy. The 2 cloth shelves hang on sides and come with inserts to give good support to shelves. I love that these shelves have zippers so I don't have to bother of bugs or other insects getting in utensils and food. I use these shelves to store cooking utensils, paper towels, plates and other cooking stuff. I also use these to store leftover food because they have zippered mesh.

The centre part of table top comes with detachable windscreen that is very helpful. If you are using this part for keeping small grill or stove then the windshield helps during windy weather. This table provides extra clean space for outdoor cooking. I used this for our camping trip and use it few times a week for grilling for our family. Love this design and easy assembly.

The table is nice and is rather easy to set up and store away. We are always looking for small sized practical camping items. Not much storage space in a 22 foot RV. The only bad thing is the table doesn't fit my husband's grill. We still get use out of it though.

Easy setup, easy teardown. Sturdy and easy to store throughout our travels.

Love love love it! It made cooking at camp so easy and fun!

When we go camping we’re always needing an extra space to pre food and now we have one. I am impressed with the ease and the thought put into designing this table. We can put our stove right there in the middle and it even includes a windshield. Everything folds up and goes inside the bag so we can keep it in our camping storage shed and then easily pull it out when it’s time to go. There are shelves on the sides and we can zip it shut so everything is protected and safe and doesn’t get so dirty.

We use this for our 17” Blackstone griddle. Keeps plates and tools and prepped foods organized and at-hand while cooking.

The shelving pieces are very difficult to attach and seem too short. It takes a lot of strength to connect. Also provides no picture or directions so even trying to figure it out was a chore.

I used this table two weeks ago during a cookout. This table comes with a carrying canvas bag, and the stitching on the bag near the zipper started to get undone. I was able to stitch it up by hand using kevlar thread that I had (I'm sure glad I got kevlar thread! And I'm so glad I learned to tie knots, and I'm sure glad I had a sewing kit!) It took my about 2 hours of work, but I did a great job of stitching it up. :D The table is fairly easy to put together (I had to logon onto Vevor to see the photo of the table set. By seeing the photos on Vevor, I was able to put the table together. The carrying case had instructions on how to put the table together, but the instructions were like stick drawings and some words sprinkled here and there. My recommendation is to go to Vevor and copy the photos and staple them to the instructions--that's what I ended up doing. By looking at the photos, you'd be able to put the table set together. Also, don't pound the table tops to the legs! I tried pounding those plastic connectors to the legs, and I was getting nowhere fast. I, finally, pushed the connectors to the legs, and the connectors connected. Speaking of plastic connectors, in the Vevor photos, those carabiners in the Vevor photos look like they're metal. When I got my table set, the carabiners were plastic. I'm thinking of going on ebay and getting metal carabiners to replace the plastic ones, once they start to crack apart from aging.