GCI OutdoorSlim-Fold Cook Station | Portable Folding Kitchen Table with a Heat Resistant Tabletop, 4 Side Tables & Storage Rack, Perfect for Picnics & Camping Trips

Easy to set up, collapsable to save space. Quality product, very functional to use qhile camping in our pop up.

I bought this after researching a lot of camp cook station type tables. This one was on the lower cost end of almost all of the ones I was seeing. The frame is a larger diameter hollow metal than most of the aluminum ones researched which I felt would make it sturdier while still remaining light enough.It folds up for storage in less than 30 seconds and unfolds for set-up just as fast. This is very nice when you have so much other gear to worry about taking time to pack up. Just fold it up and done.The aluminum shelf at the top center is great for a table top stove or grill. I use a Coleman Triton 2-burner and there is plenty of room for it. There is a metal wire shelf below this near the base where it's sturdiest. You could probably put a small cooler here if you needed to. The side shelves are hard plastic and nice for condiments or utensils or dishes. There are notches in them at the sides and even a cord on one to hang a roll of paper towels. I wouldn't place anything too heavy on the side shelves as they don't have the same amount of support as the center shelves. Also, be sure the table is counterbalanced to take the weight you place on the side shelves to prevent tipping if you do put something fairly heavy on it. It's not really a big hazard or anything, just use a little common sense and you'll be fine.Overall this table is a useful organizer, it stores easily, and is light enough for car camping or tailgating. With the price also being more than reasonable compared to similar products, I highly recommend it.

Let’s all admit that, at this point, ordering from Amazon is often a gamble when it comes to quality. This product exceeds my expectations in terms of quality and utility. It comes assembled; it takes 30 seconds to unfold or collapse it.You can feel the sturdiness. It’s not heavy, but it’s dense. A small detail that’s usually overlooked, but not here, is a grip for securing/collapsing the supporting hinges. On most folding tables, you have to bash your hand against the cold metal support to secure or loosen it. This table has little grips that save your hand from getting pinched while bashing the metal. The top is perfect for fitting the standard two-burner propane tanks most people use to cook (e.g. Coleman’s two-burner stove).I usually camp with only a 6 foot collapsible table, but by the time you lay out all of the cookware and food, you’re out of space for other stuff. This has enough space for basically all of your cooking items to be organized and placed on, freeing up other table-top real estate for your essentials.This is my first GCI product, and I can see why they have a good reputation. It’s the little things that count. For example, aside from the grips I mentioned above, the table comes with rubber bottoms that prevent slipping and also create a square bottom (as opposed to the rounded bottom the metal naturally has).If you’re looking for a little extra and organization space while camping, get this. You’ll love it.

I purchased this to put our Blackstone on for camping and it works GREAT! I can put the Blackstone on the top and have pleanty of space for prep and utensils (along with final cooked food). Folds up thin so it fits in the RV, and it's super sturdy. Would be nice to have had a strap around the entire thing to keep it closed tight, but we will be putting an aftermarket velcro strap around it.

After looking at several tables I decided on this one even though I felt it was a little overpriced. Very stable and durable material; comes assembled and is easy to fold and unfold; lighter then others because of the hard plastic material which I feel is safer in storms. I gave 4 stars because it’s a little overpriced in would be perfect if it was $80.

Purchased for Boy Scout summer camp Patril Method cooking @Goshen. Exceeded Expected value to hold cooking stove and meal prep, freeing up eating table space. Was set up for 7 days outside under dining fly and was used 3x-4x daily. Excellent choice.Most scouts stand between 5’ and 5’10” tall. Height is comfortable and good for all height Scouts and adults.Both top center platform (we used for cooking) and lower center platform locked easily into place and held stable throughout the week. Center portion Held our Coleman 2burner stove for cooking. We were able to stage our Dutch oven on bottom shelf until we returned it to trailer.Side shelving on both sides was stable and very handy for staging both food to be cooked on left shelf then food to be served on right side shelf. We did not use the lower side shelves in either side.We left it up all week. No issues. Only issue we had was setting on Uneven ground but that is an issue with our choice of cooking ground level location and not fault of this product. Easily remedied with manual ground leveling adjustment.It Travelled well (flat, maybe 3-4 inches thick) but we will store/travel in its original box for protection.Overall very good design. Held up well for outdoor use. Fairly rugged design. Folds reasonably flat and has handle on side for easy carry. Bottom line: would purchase again for this intended use.

We have used this table on two camping trips now. It's easy to set up and easy to clean; and sturdy enough to hold my heavy camp oven. There are nifty little extras, like a place to hang my garbage bag and a place to hang a wet dish cloth. I often use the slotted bottom rack, where I tend to leave my damp dish drainer and rinse bucket. The height is perfect for me, and even my tall husband doesn't mind using one of the side racks when washing dishes. When it's time to move to the next destination, the table collapses down and is easily stored in the aisle of our trailer. There's literally nothing that I don't like about it!