Light weight aluminum camp table

[handwerk]

what do you guys like for a highly portable table for back at base camp?

 

[Mighty Mouse]

I've been happy with this one. I'm sure there are lighter, more compact options out there, but I only use a table when truck camping so I'm not too concerned about weight or space constraints.

Dining Table Square Silver | ALPS Mountaineering

www.alpsbrands.com

 

[Rob5589]

For truck camping we use a couple of fold up tables I bought at Costco. They're around 60x30 inches, heavy, won't tip over when the winds pick up. Basically same as this one.

“Lifetime 5-Foot Fold-in-Half Table – Portable Indoor/Outdoor Utility Table for Camping, Events & Tailgating – Gray - Walmart.com

Buy “Lifetime 5-Foot Fold-in-Half Table – Portable Indoor/Outdoor Utility Table for Camping, Events & Tailgating – Gray at Walmart.com

www.walmart.com

 

[EastMT]

For truck camping we use a couple of fold up tables I bought at Costco. They're around 60x30 inches, heavy, won't tip over when the winds pick up. Basically same as this one.

“Lifetime 5-Foot Fold-in-Half Table – Portable Indoor/Outdoor Utility Table for Camping, Events & Tailgating – Gray - Walmart.com

Buy “Lifetime 5-Foot Fold-in-Half Table – Portable Indoor/Outdoor Utility Table for Camping, Events & Tailgating – Gray at Walmart.com

www.walmart.com

I use a similar one as well. With a charcoal grill in can get a little warped, I started putting a piece of plywood under it and it quit warping. I was going to buy an aluminum one, but this seemed to work fine


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[thegrouse]

I have 2 of the ALPS. They work fairly well, but one of them bent and I am unable to straighten the leg. The replacement part shipping from ALPS cost almost as much as a new table. I have the XL and the L. I think the next one I buy will be the Camp Time Roll Table. I am very happy with their cots and their products are Made in the US.

 

[PNWGATOR]

We’ve used the Camp Time Roll-a-Tables for decades without issue. Durable, sturdy, easy to set up, take down, clean up, haul and store. Easy choice.

Roll-a-Table ®

Most portable "full-sized-table" in its class since 1980: Weighs only 10 pounds but supports 100 pounds, rolls-up into a compact 5" diameter bundle for easy transport, assembles fast without the need for clunky diagonal leg braces that obstruct your knees during use. Two sizes available-...

www.camptime.com

 

[jakeuac]

I have a aluminum table from REI, about 24" by 24". The table is composed of 2 inch alumimun slates that are through bungied. Folds up to the size of a standard stadium chair. Not too heavy, but might be along the lines of what you are looking for.

 

[Jdw901]

I also really like the alps mountaineering table. I got mine at REI. Use it all the time. It’s fairly light, and packs up pretty small. I’ve got a tailgater tire table. It’s really nice too, but is heavier snd bulkier. Choosing one, I’d go with the Alps.

 

[Desk Jockey]

I have one of those alps mountaineering tables and it is fine. $$$ and TBH I use a pair of plastic folding tables more often for camp stuff. I have one that has foldable legs only that I use as a processing table as well as for camp. I also have one that folds in half in addition to the legs folding. It is bigger but less stable. I wouldn’t want to lay a big deer carcass on it.