Campingaz Party Grill, Camping Stove and Grill, All-in-One Portable Camping BBQ, with Griddle, Grid and Pan Support, Black

First time camper, this was a backup choice as the campsigw we went to wouldnt allow the other type of canisters. I am so happy I have this now. Easy to add gas, easy to light and relight when wind is strong. Gives off really good what and cooked our burgers sausages bacon really well. Eggs slid right off because we didn't ensure a flat surface but once we did it was fine. All non stick so no oil needed. Booked kettle and heated food easily too with hob. Forgot to add water to inside but was stillEasy to wash up.Only issue is after 3 days the legs won't come back out so not sure how I'm gonna separate them without damage but I still love it and will use for parks and winters in the garden too.Apparently you can seoerate the black bowl from the base but we didn't work that out. It's small and light enough to carry to washing area and I love the case for when you don't want to dismantle.My 12yr old cooked lunch quite happily on it and was confident to light it after she saw me a few times. Win win.

Easy to assemble, also easy to dismantle for cleaning. We used this for the first time for a barbecue at home for four people, although we bought it more for travelling. It did a great job without too much mess. One thing to note is that it has a water reservoir to stop it from smoking but you need to fill well below the indicated max level otherwise you can’t move it without spilling greasy water everywhere. A pouring lip would be useful for disposing of the fatty water into a bottle as I’m not sure that you really want to be pouring the fat down a drain. A soft carry case would have been a nice addition. Overall I think this is a fabulous little grill.

This stove is just right for 1-2 people. It’s easy to assemble - we’ve had not problem removing the legs, like some have reported (there are release clips), it’s very easy to clean, thanks to the non-stick surface and the use of water in the reservoir. It cooks efficiently, but the grill plate is a flawed design, as it is domed. This means that whilst the fat drains off into the reservoir, foods, like sausages, slide to the edge, where the heat is lower, and threaten to fall off - the fewer sausages you place, the worse the situation. In my photo, the grill was fully and carefully loaded, but it was a battle to keep the food from sliding off. That’s the only reason I’ve graded this 4*, rather than 5*.The grill would definitely benefit from a custom container/bag to protect it. At the moment, ours is kept in its box, until it falls apart…….

Really love this little camping stove about a year ago, and haven't really used it yet but it's really good. We're so glad we bought it because we will use it when we go car camping x

We went for the campingaz party grill as a replacement for our trusted old cadac and we were not let down.Excellent little grill with the option of using as a stove or hot plate.Easy to assemble and after use easy to dismantle and clean.For anyone finding it difficult to remove the legs, first you will need to remove(by twisting off) the top dish. You can then easily unclip the legs with ease. Making it so compact and easy to transport for you days out.Looking forward to using the party grill as a regular weekend Bbq.

Fab little thing, heats up really quickly, good heat control, really easy to clean. We use it for a family of four and it’s great for the garden and on holiday

Hand bbq for a couple of people, not large enough for a family or big eaters. Easy to construct, use and clean. Packs away easily

It’s small, but enough for 2 - 4 people eating like a cook and eat in turns bbq. There is a curved top, which is annoying but easily dealt with with placement of the food. It means that all the cooking juices flow off the grill surface. The grill is compact and can be dismantled back into the box, but that does mean disconnecting the water/drip tray beneath - simple enough (keep instructions for first time use) but can be a bit messy if not in fully equipped camping surroundings. That aside, it’s much better than cooking on a camping stove… leaving the camping stove for coffees and boiled/pan cooked food.