Opinions on portable grill suitable for use with RV

Looking for opinions.
I want to get a portable grill or griddle for my RV. Thinking of the Blackstone tailgater which has grill one side and griddle on the other. Each can be removed to expose a burning for using pots and pans. Any experience with pros and cons would be appreciated. Price on this is $289. Sold my 4 burner Weber Genesis II to downsize.

Have 37′ Carriage Cameo with ample storage.

Thanks

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[JohnD222ParticipantTopics - 8Replies - 518Total - 526]

Dave,

 

I am surprised that you haven’t had any feedback.

I know nothing about the blackstone, but I keep my grill in front storage area on shelf I build at about middle of door.  Easy in and out, and if bugs are attracted in there isn’t easy access to the remainder of the 5er.  Also close to propane tanks.  I tap my main bottles with a 13-foot hose hookup – the reserve side which I keep closed unless bbqing or approaching the switchover levels due to using main tank for hot water, stove, frig, etc.

Sorry I cannot help with the blackstone. I have use a Q1000 for years. Not the Q1200 because I do not thoroughly clean the grill after every use and don’t want to have grimy fold-in table sides.

good luck.

JohnD222
Based in Florida except summer
2013 36FWS Lifestyle (our great 2010 Cameo 36FWS has happy owners)

[KLAcarriage2021ParticipantTopics - 1Replies - 10Total - 11]

I have an older version of this.  There are newer webers that are more streamlined.

 

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