The REDCAMP folding campfire grill gives campers an elevated grate with legs that fold for transport. The linked Amazon item, ASIN B07RHT1Y5V, is identified as the 17-inch Large version. It may suit campsite cooking when you want a supported grate rather than a loose mesh panel.

This buying guide uses the Amazon listing and REDCAMP product information. We have not tested its cooking performance, load capacity or durability. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.

Check the REDCAMP folding campfire grill on Amazon for the selected size, current price and seller details.

REDCAMP folding campfire grill: materials and size

The Amazon description specifies a 304 stainless-steel grate and 201 stainless-steel legs. Therefore, the 304 designation does not describe every component. The legs angle outward and fold up for storage.

The Large version’s listed dimensions are 17 by 12.6 by 5.7 inches when open. Amazon gives a folded size of 17.3 by 12.6 by 1 inch. These are seller measurements, not dimensions we have independently checked.

REDCAMP’s official comparison lists the Regular Large model at 3.15 pounds, or 1.43 kilograms, with a carry bag. Confirm that the selected Amazon package matches that configuration. Other styles in the product family have different weights.

Check the version rather than the family title

REDCAMP offers several grill sizes and styles. Its official comparison includes a regular grate, a version with movable cooking racks and another with a grill plate. Do not assume that a pan or additional cooking surface comes with the linked regular model.

Some family-level descriptions mention accessories that are not clearly tied to every variant. Before ordering, confirm the exact contents with the seller. This matters particularly if your meal plan requires a solid plate.

Where this grill fits a camping kit

The REDCAMP folding campfire grill may work best for car camping, picnics or short carries to a permitted cooking area. Its folded form saves height in storage, but the footprint remains substantial. Check your packing space before buying.

For a long backpacking trip, consider the listed weight alongside cookware, fuel and cleaning supplies. Folding legs do not automatically make a grill a lightweight choice. Compare the complete cooking load with other methods.

If you prefer separate compact grates, see our HellFire/BattlBox Bushcraft Grill guide. Those grates require their own support, while this REDCAMP model includes legs.

Setup and stability

Unfold and inspect the grill while it is cold. Place it on a stable surface suitable for the planned fire setup, then check that each leg sits securely. Follow the supplied instructions before placing cookware on top.

We have not verified a maximum load rating. Consequently, do not infer one from the phrase “heavy duty.” Ask the seller for a documented limit if you intend to use a large pot or heavy cookware.

Also, plan how you will move food and handle pans before lighting a fire. Leave working room around the grate and keep appropriate cooking tools close by. A stable setup should remain convenient throughout the meal.

Grate cooking versus griddle cooking

An open grate suits food that can stay above its gaps and cookware that fits securely. It is not a continuous surface for batter, eggs or very small ingredients. Bring suitable cookware when your menu requires a pan.

Before a trip, compare the base of your cookware with the available support area. Try the arrangement cold so you can spot an awkward fit. We do not claim tested capacity or a guaranteed number of servings for this model.

Heat, cleaning and storage

Use the grill outdoors where your planned fire and fuel are permitted. Check current campsite restrictions before committing to a campfire meal. A portable grate does not create permission to light a fire.

Allow the grate and legs to cool completely before folding or packing. Keep the carrying bag away from hot metal and embers. Then clean and dry the equipment according to the supplied care directions.

Stainless-steel wording does not mean the grill will remain unchanged after every fire exposure. We have not tested warping, corrosion resistance or weld durability. Inspect the legs, joints and cooking surface before each outing.

Buying checks that matter

First, verify the Large size and exact style. Next, confirm the weight, included bag and any additional accessories. Finally, review the seller’s warranty and return terms. These checks are more useful than assuming every product-family photograph shows your package.

Also, compare your expected cooking routine with the fixed-height format. If you want adjustable height or a solid plate, look for those features explicitly rather than expecting them from folding legs alone.

Frequently asked questions

Is the whole grill made of 304 stainless steel?

The Amazon description lists 304 for the grate and 201 for the legs. Do not treat the grate’s steel grade as a specification for the whole unit.

Which size does this link identify?

The retrieved listing identifies the 17-inch Large version. Confirm the selected variant before purchase.

Does the regular version include a griddle plate?

The official comparison separates the regular model from a grill-plate style. Confirm your package instead of assuming a solid plate is included.

Have we tested its stability or cooking results?

No. This guide presents listed features and practical buying considerations without claiming hands-on results.

Our buying verdict

The REDCAMP folding campfire grill is an option for campers who want a supported grate that folds flat for storage. The Large format may fit campsite meals, provided its footprint, weight and cookware support suit your plans.

Before ordering, confirm the regular Large package and check the rules for your cooking location. Choose the grill around your meals and transport rather than the product-family title alone.

View the REDCAMP 17-inch Large grill on Amazon for current availability.

Sources: Amazon listing for ASIN B07RHT1Y5V and REDCAMP’s official size and style comparison. Specifications are advertised claims, not independent test results.