We've got the cheap standard folding BBQ and we're still using it now 5 years later. Think I got it off Amazon £24.99 if I remember. I've since seen them for less, Go Outdoors, Tesco and Wilkos. Also add that the grill area on ours looks bigger than the Outwell (that looks small). It does fold nice and flat and lays at bottom of the boot taking minimal space.
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Try Asda folds flat in a box it's a Notebook on offer £12, use with lump wood not briquettes they are rubbish, pack of firelights, job done, under £20 we have had ours for years, and it doubles as a fire if its cold, and does not burn the grass.
Quote: Originally posted by ittim on 22/6/2017
I've gone for the summit one, i'll wait to see what its like.
We have one of these. We only charcoal bbq occasionally. Folds very small and is lightweight. We use it to hold those disposable charcoal bbq trays that you can buy in most places up off the ground. Works well aefor us that way. We buy the disposable charcoal trays local to campsite as and when we need.
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Poppy two sites to have a look at, Wing Hall Rutland, and Swattesfield Campsite, Thornham Magna Suffolk, both fab sites been to both in the last month.
A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets
Topic: Folding BBQ
