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Camp Chef 38″ Dutch Oven / Camp Table: A Gear Review

July 5, 2013 By Mike

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If you follow me on Facebook or Pinterest, you have seen plenty of pictures of the Camp Chef 38″ Dutch Oven / Camp Table already, but now it is time I gave it a serious Gear Review.

Disclaimer: Camp Chef sent me this table as part of a Sponsorship Package for my aPORKalypse event. The fact that it was given to me will in no way color my review and I hope that after a few years of running The Backyard Pioneer my readers know that I won’t tread on their trust.

With the disclaimer out of the way it is hard not to gush over this table. Maybe I’ve been squatting in the dirt for too long to do my Dutch Oven cooking, but the simple joy of having all my stuff (Dutch Oven, charcoal chimney, hot coals, and utensils) at a comfortable working height was an eye opener. I’m actually not sure how I went this long without one of these things! The table is heavy duty, since it is designed to hold two 30 pound Dutch Ovens it needs to be. The table assembles easily and has a nice solid feel to it. The wind screen is a nice touch and is as functional as it is good looking.

Pros:

  • Heavy Duty
  • Easy of assembly
  • The right height for working
  • Wind screen makes lighting coals and keeping them hot a breeze
  • The handles make a handy spot for utensil hanging

Cons:

  • Doesn’t come with a carrying bag.

Conclusion:

If your are a fan of Dutch Oven cooking the Camp Chef Dutch Oven table is a worthwhile investment. It makes Dutch Oven cooking that much more enjoyable, be it in the backyard or lakeside. It can also serve double duty as general table in a camp setting.

Even without a carrying bag I’ve got to give this piece of gear a 5/5 Star Rating!!! It should last damn near forever and really enhances Backyard Dutch Oven cooking.

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Filed Under: Dutch Oven Cooking, Gear Reviews Tagged With: Camp Chef, Dutch Oven Table, Gear Review

Comments

  1. Cheryl Marlow says

    July 6, 2013 at 4:06 am

    I was just saying yesterday how I wanted to get a dutch oven for making bread. This setup is awesome!! Thanks =)

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I'm a 43 year old husband, father, life long outdoorsman, and have 20+ years experience in infrastructure construction. I strive to bring you the best EDC Knife and Gear Reviews, Small Scale Homesteading, Common Sense Preparedness, and Dutch Oven Recipes.

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