Broadstone Camping Kitchen Stand

Have had this kitchen for 3 years now and have spent many weeks a year camping with it! It is perfect and you will not be dissapointed. Only suggestion I would make it that the counters can warp a little when they get wet but other than that, fabulous!

This kitchen is awesome. I purchased it last summer and took it camping many times. It has a nice carrying case and is easy to set-up and store. The extra storage is great and having a kitchen sink makes cleaning up a breeze. My only advice would be not to overfill the sink because it can give out and make a mess. Other then that I love it

We're taking our twin boys on a longer tent camping trip this summer as well as a few smaller ones. One of the things I've realized is if we're not organized, the whole trip can go south really quickly. I picked this camping kitchen up today with the guarantee from the sales person that it could be returned if it wasn't something that worked for us. I brought it into our garage and in less than 5 minutes had it fully set up. In the past, we'd find ourselves frustrated with the lack of space we'd have for prepping and the picnic tables would be over crowded with stuff. This camping kitchen is going to solve so many of the issues we've had! With the built in sink and the sliding table top over it (something I haven't found in other camping kitchens) we'll be able to keep most of our clutter contained to one area. Cons... the upper part is a little shaky and I do have a concern about that mesh bag under the sink/table area, but it just means I'll have to pack lighter items in these spots. I'm crossing my fingers that the side bag will hold some of our heavier cooking items. I've seen other models with another hanging storage bag on the left side as well and that would have been a great addition to this. Overall, this is a product that I'm really excited to use and can see it paying for itself on our first trip out.

We were looking around the camping area of our local Canadian tire and came across this kitchen. We liked the look of it so we bought since we were going camping for the Civic holiday weekend. We found it very handy. It was sturdy. I really like the built in sink. I used the right side table for my kettle to boil water and the sliding table top for my dish drainer. When closed I would use it to cook on. My husband and I found this product to be a good investment. We would recommend it to other people.

We really needed a camp kitchen for our summer trip that's coming up. As every camper already knows, cooking just doesn't work on the one and only picnic table you have at your campsite, you never have any place to eat! This unit was more then we wanted to spend, but it is worth the cost. First off, the whole unit was already stacked together in the included bag. All you need to do is remove the bag from the box and away you go. The bag itself is slightly oversized to give you plenty of room to fit the unit back in (not like those older camp items where the bag always "just fit" and you could never get the item back in it's bag). It was actually very easy to assemble. there are good solid locks when setting up the main unit itself. The shelves are quick clips. The sink that's included is a really neat feature, although depending on the camp site you're at, using a wet sink in your eating area may not be such a good idea with slugs around... But the sink can be used for holding other things as well, such as dry towels, etc. Included with the sink is a 1/2" drainage hose. It's not very long, but you can easly add a coupler with extra tube to extend the drainage away from your cooking area. Just note that the longer the drainage tube, the slower the drainage. And drainage tubes will always plug instantly if flushing any form of food particles down the drains, this is not a fault of the unit. The included shelving unit on the right side of the unit has a good sturdy shelf for plates and heavier items. I don't think the mesh compartment for "drip drying" dishes is such a good idea, again, depending on the campground your staying at, you may need to keep your eating area dry. But it is great for storing your pots & pans and other cookware. The frame seems to be quite sturdy, and it is modular in the sense that depending on what you are wanting to do with your camp kitchen, you don't have to assemble the top section with the hooks. Dissassembling the unit is just as easy, however it does take a little practice to get used to releasing the locks. Once the locks are released, colapsing the unit takes nothing at all. There is no way of actually mounting the unit to the ground at a campsite, but we will be placing the unit against the end of the picnic table anyway. I wouldn't trust anything to sit in the middle of a campsite without some kind of support against winds, and overall campsite environment. I think any camper would know this anyhow. We'll let you know how it actually fared out after our trip. But I do believe this is a must have, as other similar units we've looked at, have a much flimsier frame set up and not enough organization for a tipical 3 day or more camp trip.