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Camping Kitchen

Your camping kitchen will be the key to preparing easy camping recipes. Coleman camping equipment is featured because we have used and loved it for many years.

Most family vacation destinations in Minnesota include beautiful family vacation resorts, cabins, and dozens of state parks and many other top family vacations spots.

Complete Camping KitchenA Complete Camping Kitchen

When creating your camping equipment checklist, you will want to include all the items needed to prepare tasty meals at your camp site.

Your "kitchen stove" could be a campfire, a charcoal or gas grill, or a propane camping stove.

Your "refrigerator" will likely be a cooler or ice chest.

Special cookware, tableware and eating utensils will complete your outdoor kitchen.

Organize your campsite with The Coleman Pack-Away® Deluxe Camp Kitchen

Features of this outdoor kitchen include:

  •  Wire-grid side shelf that fits all Coleman stoves
  • Storage shelf
  •  Dish-washing tub
  •  Also a lantern hook, spice rack, towel rack, paper-towel holder, produce bin, and utensil hooks  
What do you need to add to your Camping Equipment?

Camping Kitchen Checklist

Camping KitchenYour Camping Kitchen Refrigerator
A Coleman Steel Belted 54 qt. Cooler will last you for a long time while cheap plastic coolers will come and go.

A cooler or ice chest becomes the "refrigerator" in your camp kitchen. This Coleman 54-Quart Stainless Steel Belted Cooler is a classic. Some features include stainless-steel handles with rubber grip for easy carrying, a solid steel latch that securely seals contents and a rustproof, leak-resistant channel drain for no-tilt draining.

Many other coolers are available at BassPro.com. Think about how and where you will use your cooler to help you decide which type is right for you.

Camping KitchenColeman Camping Stoves
Coleman EvenTemp InstaStart 3-Burner Stove

Our family has always had a Coleman stove for our camping trips. This Coleman PerfectFlow InstaStart EvenTemp 3-Burner Propane Stove is just one of several versions made by Coleman. Other companies now make similar camp stoves as well...spend some time reading reviews of various camp stoves. You will soon find the stove that is just right for your camping kitchen.

The Camp Chef Camping Outdoor Oven with 2 Burner Camping Stove can be a wonderful upgrade to your camping kitchen.
Camping KitchenColeman Road Trip Grill
An amazing item we recently added to our road trip gear is this handy Coleman Road Trip Propane Grill.

The Road Trip Charcoal Grill is a compact open-flame grill that is great for camping, tailgating or backyard grilling.

This grill includes a standard level collapsible frame that allows you to cook at a comfortable height instead of bending over a ground level flame.

Camping KitchenLodge Cast Iron Cookware
Lodge 5-Piece Pre-Seasoned Cast-Iron Cookware Set

Great cookware is a must for tasty camp meals The Lodge 5-Piece Cast Iron Cookware Set is twice as hard as stainless steel, combining the best attributes of a hard surface treatment and even heat transfer.

This set is lightweight enough for backpacking yet is a sturdy set that offers a non-stick surface and easy clean up. A winner in our opinion!



Camping KitchenColeman Camping Dinnerware
Complete your camping checklist for meal times with this Coleman 12-Piece Enamel Dinnerware Set

Ideal for camping, picnicking, and even backyard use, this set of Coleman speckled dinnerware includes everything you need to eat a meal under the stars. The set is outfitted with four 10-inch dinner plates, four 10-ounce mugs, and four 6-inch bowls, giving you and three co-campers enough containers for a main course, a side salad, and an after-dinner hot chocolate. Best of all, the set is durable and dishwasher-safe, with a blue-speckled enamel surface that holds up to heavy use.

Camping Equipment Checklist
The Good Sam RV Travel & Savings Guide (Good Sams Rv Travel Guide & Campground Directory)

Be sure to add a Camping First Aid Kit to your camping list.

Related Pages:

Easy Camping Recipes

Food to Take Camping

Camping Equipment Checklist

Camping  First Aid Kit

Minnesota State Parks

Minnesota State Parks Reviews

Campgrounds in Minnesota

Minnesota Campgrounds

Minnesota RV Campgrounds

Minnesota Campground Directory


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