5 Tips For Creating The Ultimate Camping Kitchen

​FYI – If you want to camp more, then put together a camp kitchen. Most of this article is for car camping, but the same principles apply if you’re a backpacker. Keep your gear clean and organized so that you’re ready for anything.
 
Matthew Eaton wrote a good article over at The Outbound Collective on putting together a camp kitchen or chuck box.

Why do we like this article?

• Organization is Key and Ready for Anything. This sounds simple, but if you do it, then you’ll go on more camping (or backpacking) trips.
• FYI – Currently, we are using a large (40 gallon) plastic tote with wheels and a pull handle. It is large enough to hold everything easily, including our two-burner propane stove.
• Good, clear photos for the visual learners among us.
• FYI – Be sure to restock your kitchen when you get home.
• We liked that the writer included his Top 5 Foil Packet Recipes.

 
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5 Tips For Creating The Ultimate Camping Kitchen

Anyone who loves to cook knows the importance of a good kitchen and inevitably has drawers and cabinets full of the perfect gadgets for zesting lemons, slicing avocado, peeling, scooping, coring and .