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The VEVOR folding campfire grill combines a mesh cooking grate and a solid griddle in one folding frame. For campers who enjoy preparing breakfast and dinner over coals, that combination offers more flexibility than a simple wire rack. However, its substantial weight makes it a better candidate for car camping than long-distance backpacking.

This review evaluates the published specifications and practical uses of the 22.4-inch model, ASIN B0C85KTY61. We have not performed hands-on testing.

VEVOR Folding Campfire Grill: Key Features

• Heavy-duty steel construction with folding legs.
• Half mesh grill and half solid frying plate.
• Storage bag included for transport.
• Amazon identifies the selected variant as 22.4 × 11 inches.
• Manufacturer dimensions: approximately 22.4 × 11.2 × 9 inches when open.
• Manufacturer net weight: 10.4 pounds (4.7 kg); Amazon rounds the listed weight to 10 pounds.
• Amazon lists folded dimensions of 11.2 × 11.2 × 1.2 inches.

Specifications can differ between variants. Check the selected size and current product details before ordering.

Why the Grill and Griddle Combination Matters

A mesh grate works well for larger foods such as sausages, vegetable skewers and steaks. A solid cooking surface is more useful when ingredients could fall through the openings. Having both surfaces gives you options without packing a separate full-size griddle.

For example, you could prepare sausages on the mesh side while warming another ingredient on the solid side. Actual cooking results depend on the coal bed, wind, food thickness and surface temperature. Do not expect automatic temperature control or perfectly even heat across the frame.

Is It Suitable for Backpacking?

The VEVOR folding campfire grill folds compactly, but compact dimensions do not make it lightweight. At roughly 10 pounds, it would consume a substantial part of a backpacker’s load before food, water and shelter are added.

Our assessment is that this portable campfire grill makes more sense for drive-in campsites, picnics and trips where you carry equipment a short distance. Bicycle and motorcycle travelers should also consider their available space and load limits. For multi-day hiking, compare smaller cooking systems by total packed weight.

Advantages and Tradeoffs

• Flexible cooking layout: mesh and solid surfaces accommodate different meal plans.
• Folding storage: easier to pack in a vehicle than a permanently assembled rack.
• Carrying bag: useful for keeping packed equipment together once clean and cool.
• Significant weight: a major drawback for travelers carrying everything on foot.
• Fire-dependent cooking: heat management takes attention, and local restrictions can prevent use.
• Extra cleanup: grease and soot require more work than a simple backpacking pot.

Planning Your Campfire Cooking Setup

Confirm that the campsite allows the fuel and cooking method you plan to use. Fit the frame to the designated fire area before lighting anything, and make sure every leg rests securely on a level, stable surface. Avoid an arrangement that leaves the grill rocking or unsupported.

VEVOR specifies heat resistance up to 572°F (300°C). Treat that as a stated product limit, rather than a guarantee against every campfire condition: flames and concentrated coals can create hotter spots. Follow the supplied instructions, keep cookware loads within the stated limits and use heat-resistant gloves for handling.

Plan meals around manageable portions and keep raw food separate from ready-to-eat ingredients. Bring utensils, suitable cookware and a way to clean up. If fire restrictions are likely, arrange an alternative cooking method permitted by the destination.

Cleaning and Storage

Let the grill cool completely before cleaning or folding it. Follow the manufacturer’s care instructions for the coated steel surfaces. Remove food residue, dry the frame thoroughly and inspect the legs and hinges before the next trip. Packing it while damp can encourage corrosion; putting it away hot can damage the bag.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a complete stove?

No. It is a cooking support placed over a suitable fire or coal bed. It does not provide a burner or controlled fuel supply.

Can it replace a lightweight hiking cook kit?

For most long-distance hikers, its weight makes that an unattractive tradeoff. Its stronger use case is a camp kitchen transported by vehicle.

Does the bag make it ready to pack immediately after cooking?

No. Clean and cool the equipment fully before placing it in the carrying bag.

Verdict: Who Should Consider It?

The VEVOR folding campfire grill is worth considering if you want both a grill and a griddle for vehicle-based camping and have room for a heavier cooking frame. Its folding design helps with storage, while the two cooking surfaces expand your meal options. If minimum pack weight is your priority, look for a smaller system.

Check the VEVOR folding campfire grill on Amazon for current availability, price and the selected variant.

Continue planning with our essential camping gear guide.

Sources: Amazon product listing, ASIN B0C85KTY61, and VEVOR manufacturer specifications. Recommendations are editorial assessments based on the listed design and specifications.