Camping Tables

I have an REI version of this:

Mountain Summit Gear Heavy-Duty Roll-Top Table - Large | REI Co-op

Except mine is smaller.

It really depends on what's best for you. I've tended to prefer bigger tables than most folks. Sometimes I use small, vintage, folding chairs. There are various kinds that have flat, horizontal, shelf-like seats. The height is compromised some (can be lifted various ways if needed), but when you no longer need the table, you have an extra place to sit.

I have been using this one for about five years. Works well for me. It is aluminum and stores away in a small bag. It will be in my Bronco. (Amazon says it is currently unavailable.)

Amazon.com : KingCamp Camping Folding Table Aluminum Alloy Frame 4-Person Roll-Top Heavy Duty Stable Versatile with Oxford Handbag Portable for Outdoor, Picnic, Vacation : Sports & Outdoors

I have that REI table the @AcesandEights illustrated. Going on 20+ years and holding up well. It came with a green carry bag/duffle that has needed some fixing over the years but overall it’s light, sturdy & gets it done!

I have the Camp Chef Mesa table. Nice bag; quick setup/teardown; stable; love the aluminum surface. Wife and I use it as our main kitchen table (stove, food/drink prep, serving).

https://www.campchef.com/accessories/portable-tables/mesa-aluminum-camp-table.html

AcesandEights

I have an REI version of this:

Mountain Summit Gear Heavy-Duty Roll-Top Table - Large | REI Co-op

Except mine is smaller.

I ordered this one the other day. It will be here on Monday.