Camp ChefMesa Aluminum Camp Table - Portable, Collapsible Camping Table for Outdoor & Camping Gear - Adjustable Table Height (27"-39")

We've had a Camp Chef Sherpa for years and Loved it. We decided to expand this year for a multi-family 4 day camping trip and this table ended up being an amazing clutch piece of gear. Assembles or packs in minutes, it was super easy to clean, as our primary work surface for cooking it was Ideal, no wobbles, super stable and after 4 days of abuse from 4 adults + 4 kids it still looks brand new after a wipe down. This last point cannot be stressed enough they include a sheet of replacement/repair part numbers, legs, clips, table links in the box. This table feels built to last, and making the parts available to keep it in service is such a refreshing change from most of the garbage I saw when I was searching.

Bought to use with my camp chef oven because I didn’t want to dump my oven onto the ground when using a less stable table. The table allows for height adjust that places the camp chef oven at a perfect height so that I don’t have to bend down to cook.The table size allows for food prep with the oven on the table. After adjusting the table to match the ground or in some cases adjusting the ground to match the table this is a very stable platform for cooking and general camp tasks.Once you understand the concept, folding and unfolding the legs is a fairly simple task and takes three minutes to assemble, first time unfolding can be confusing and the instructions are pretty much useless.I expect this table to last for years of use and enjoy cook in camp using camp chef products.

I first discovered this table when we were RVing. We needed an extra table for outdoor meals or as a work service. The table is sturdy, lightweight and easily folded up for transport. I like it so much I bought the company . Not really, but it sounds good. I did buy an extra table and, between the two, we literally use them everywhere and for a variety of reasons. A must have item for camping or RVing.

It packs into a compact package for stowing in the back seat of the truck. It sets up easily once you get the back of holding it while attaching the surface to the legs.What I didn’t like about it: the legs are individually adjustable for height, but only in 4-inch increments for a total of 1foot of adjustment. As a table for camping usage, 4-inch increments is way too course.To modify the table to make it useful for our camping situation, I drilled out rivits to remove the legs. The legs were set on my vertical-shaft milling machine with XY table. I drilled 9 more holes, 3 between each pair of holes. I now have 13 holes on 1-inch centers on each leg.Using a level, checking X and Y we find that the 1 inch increment is fine for keeping the bubble between the lines on the level in each case where we set the table.Setting the table to about the same height as as our kitchen counters at home works beautifully for preparing food.We are happy campers!

Just received my Mesa table and started putting it up in the back yard. After realizing that it is best to have it laying flat when starting it just kind of popped open by itself. One of the end cross bars doesn't lock into the straight position but don't think that will be a problem after I put the top on. The table as it sits is extremely sturdy and looks well made. And it comes with a repair parts list, which you seldom see now days.I ordered this table to be used as a cook table under the awning of my pop up camper. If I had paid more attention I might not have ordered it. The legs only adjust in 3 inch increments. We rarely see a campsite with ground level enough not to require some leveling on the cook table, but not usually that much so I'm thinking about options:1. Return it; I like the height and stability of the table enough that I'll probably not return it.2. Continue to use leveling blocks under the legs; I was actually hoping to get away from that.3. Drill additional leveling holes in the legs; Breaks the powder coat and opens it up to rust. Plus I'd still probably need to use leveling blocks, but possibly fewer.4 Buy some of the Camp Chef leg levelers and try to shave then down to fit the 1 inch square legs; I'd need to know the diameter of the threaded stud on the levelers to know if this is even an option.Scratch option 4, I can see that won't work as the lower leg sections are even smaller than 1".After completing assembly I'm not returning this table. In addition to the sturdiness previously mentioned I am impressed by the table top size. This will make a very nice cook table with plenty of work space even with my Everest stove in place. Upgrading my rating from 3 to 4. I still would like finer adjustment on the legs, 1 inch instead of 3 would be nice even though it might make setup and take down a bit more difficult.

I purchased this table for my Cuisinart 3-in-1 pizza oven/griddle/grill after searching for a sturdy, collapsible table for home use and camping. I admit I watched a video on how to set it up prior to arrival. After unpacked, I had it set up and ready for use within seconds. I played with height adjustment and found it super easy to maneuver. I then lugged my Cuisinart 3-in-1 onto it. There was very little wobble, nothing of concern. I adjusted the height to the lowest setting, which is best for using the Cuisinart, and it wobbled even less. After iffy reviews for other collapsible tables, I feel confident I made the best choice.

Table Works Great. The best thing is I don't have to stay bent over like other tables. From cleaning fish, to cooking prep it is awesome. Cleaning is as easy as spraying down with whatever cleaner and rinsing off.

Love! It is easy to set up! Great for camping and setting up your outdoor kitchen! Will be buying another to add on to outdoor cooking!