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Mountain Man Grill

Campfire-mounted grill/griddle combo with a 41-inch ground stake and swiveling 16x18 grill and 16x20 griddle surfaces.

$190Approx. MSRP

Good for campers who already build campfires and want a sturdy grill/griddle to set over them, but check your campsite's fire-ring surface first since the stake needs to go into ground, not concrete.

Pros

  • Strong, pre-oiled steel construction without flaky coatings, according to a professional-chef reviewer
  • Comes with carrying bags for portability
  • Versatile grill-and-griddle combo for open-fire cooking
  • Easy on the wallet ($190)
  • Light enough to move or store

Watch-outs

  • Relies on a ground stake, so it isn't usable on all fire-ring surfaces
  • A few reports of tray angle or weld quality issues
  • Not a self-contained grill — needs an existing campfire or fire pit
  • Charcoal means a learning curve vs push-button gas

Known niggles

  • Charcoal/fire tray on some units is angled steeply enough that fuel can spill and cause uneven cooking
  • At least one report of a weld/nut connecting the top and bottom sections breaking during initial setup
  • Ground stake can be hard to drive into rocky ground or concrete fire-ring pads at some campsites
TypeCharcoal
FuelCharcoal
FormatPortable
Approx. MSRP (USD)$190
Primary cooking area576 sq in
Total cooking area576 sq in
Side burnerNo
Weight36 lb
Build materialSteel
WiFi / appNo

Specs sourced from the manufacturer / retailer listing. Prices are approximate and drift — check the seller for the current figure.

Camp Chef Mountain Man Grill

Features

  • Stake-into-ground central post design for open campfire cooking
  • Interchangeable grill grate, griddle plate, and charcoal box surfaces
  • Surfaces pivot away from heat to control temperature
  • Wood, charcoal, or propane fire compatible
  • Folds down for transport
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