8 Camping BBQ Essentials

One of the best parts of camping is devouring some food in the great outdoors. Here are a few of our favorite camping essentials to add to your summer camping packing list. 

Traeger Ranger Pellet Grill

Traeger’s portable pellet grill is the perfect camping companion. This on-the-go grill can fit a rack of ribs, 6 burgers, or 10 hotdogs, so you can enjoy all your favorite BBQ items no matter where you set up camp. 

traeger ranger grill with asparagus and ribs

Stainless steel grilling basket

This stainless steel grilling basket not only helps keep all of your food on the grill, it also allows you to flip all of your food at once for an even grill. You can use this basket to cook on a grill or an open flame. The lightweight stainless steel helps keep the basket rust-free and dishwasher safe. 

Over-fire grill

If you’d rather ditch the conventional grill and cook over an open-fire, check out this over-fire grill that allows you to cook dinner right on top of your campfire. The legs fold up for easy storage on the go.

over-fire grill with pans grilling

Headlamp

Don’t forget the headlamp for grilling when the sun starts to go down (or for early morning breakfasts before the sun comes up!)

Digital thermometer

A digital thermometer is a key component no matter where you’re grilling, however, if you’re grilling over an open flame, you’re definitely going to want an accurate measurement on the internal temperature, so don’t forget to pack a digital thermometer. 

Multi-utensil tool

This metal spork is lightweight and functions as a spork, serrated butter knife, can opener, bottle opener, peeler, fire starter, cord cutter, pry-bar, box cutter and flathead screwdriver (talk about all-in-one).

multi-utinsel tool

LED Grilling Kit

Get a clear view of your grill with the help of these LED light grilling utensils. This spatula and tong set features LED lights that help to illuminate your grill. 

Sponge + soap

Okay, this one sounds pretty obvious. But it’s easy to forget! Always pack a couple sponges and some dish soap so you’re not stuck with dirty pots and pans on your camping trip.

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