ALPS Mountaineering Camp Table

Very useful outside the camp trailor.

very sturdy and well made, more than i expected. [...].

I bought this table to put my grill on in the back yard. It works perfectly for that though it is a little flimsier than expected. It's fine as long as you pick up the stationary sides to move it and it provides a good amount of space for dishes, BBQ tools, sauce, etc.

one of the first things set up in camp

This is a great little table we use in our screen cover at the camp site. Not over sized to take alot of room. We use it for games we have going and can leave and come back to. Very compact.

We used this table camping. We were very disappointed on how fragile it is. It isn't very sturdy.

I bought this table to take to Europe when I go camping. European campgrounds do not usually supply a picnic table, so most people bring their own. This one is much lighter for the size than other, similar tables. It sets up easily, and is about the size of a card table, so it can be used for that purpose around the house, or for dining at the side of the road, another European practice. It also folds relatively compactly. And it looks good.

A useful table for canoe/kayak trips, etc. where lightness and compactedness are virtues. The table isn't the strongest or the most stable, but when you're ten miles from a road and need a flat surface above the sand, it's very nice to have this. Careful not to slam down anything hefty or you'll bend the slats, but it'll hold campstove, plates, food prep, etc. and will serve as a table for 4 if you're into that in the wild. I got the larger version first but realized it was too big for IK trips, so got the smaller, which is less stable but overall more useful.