Campingaz Party Grill 400 CV, Camping Stove and Grill, All-in-One Portable Camping BBQ, with Griddle, Grid and Pan Support, Lid Doubles as Wok, Blue

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The 470CV canister lasts up to 3 hours, we found the canister lasted quite a few trips, however we didn't use the Party Grill 400CV for boiling the kettle. There is also a blue plastic tray that hooks between the legs, making it more sturdy and providing a small table. Every year, no matter how many lighters or matches we take with us, our camping trips always seem to end with all 10-15 of us sharing one lighter - a nightmare!

If you do want something a bit roomier, a larger 600 version of the Party Grill is available and has taller legs, but is still pleasingly portable.The bottom half of the grill is a water compartment - you fill it with water before you start cooking so that any grease or yuk that drips through can be tipped away at the end of use. The Party Grill range is a compact, portable camping grill that offers four different modes for your al fresco cooking: stove top, grill, griddle or plancha. As you can see, assembling the Campingaz Party Grill is straightforward, and packing it into its own carry bag is also simple. Why lump along a stove and a separate BBQ when the nifty Campingaz Party Grill 400 CV gas stove can do both?

One clever little camping package that we'd recommend for festivals and camping and campervan weekenders. We always recommend picking a camping stove with an integrated lighter – the Party Grill has a Piezo button lighter that means it's not a problem if you forget to pack matches, and makes lighting the grill the work of seconds. Equipped with a lid, this grill allows for versatile cooking methods such as grilling, stir-frying, and boiling. Dishwasher safe + Water compartment- easy to clean, with a compartment for catching fat and grease, to allow for easy cleaning.

The size of the Party Grill 400CV means you can cook whilst sitting or it can be placed on a table for when you want to cook standing. This makes it really easy to keep clean; the grill just needs a quick wipe down after you tip the water out and it looks as good as new. For shorter trips with fewer people we wanted something that offered the same versatility, that would take up less space. Perhaps pouring a tin of sausages and beans onto the hotplate wasn't the best of ideas, but it cooked it well. It's designed for ovens at home, but since you can use the Campingaz Party Grill as an oven, it worked perfectly.

So, if you can't have a campfire or BBQ, is there anything you can take camping that will give you a lot more cooking options than just a camping stove? Both grills have temperature control to give you more flexibility whilst cooking, and they also both come with a handy carrier bag. We already showed above how you can use camping gear to create a 'day camp' for a great picnic, but don't forget you can get the camping gear out at home too.

While the Party Grill 400 does not have a built-in capability, its simplicity and portability make it a practical choice for camping trips, picnics, and other outdoor activities. I like that you can boil your kettle or cook up a storm on this portable grill, I'm really into local produce. All those different surfaces, plus the stove's legs, pack down easily inside the stove, and the wok pops on top and clips into place as a lid. Underneath that is the grill, perfect for burgers and sausages in the evening, and underneath that is the burner shield that helps to distribute the heat more evenly. Starting with the Party Grill 400, it runs on Campingaz R904, R907 or a standard butane or propane cylinder.