Beginner Friendly Overland Camp Kitchen Setup
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
- Are you tired of struggling to cook meals while camping? In this video, I'll show you how to set up the ultimate overland camp kitchen that will make cooking a breeze without slide out fridges, drawer systems, or offroad trailers. From choosing the right stove to organizing your cookware, I'll cover everything you need to know to create a functional and efficient outdoor kitchen. Whether you're a seasoned camper or a newbie, this video is a must-watch for anyone who wants to elevate their camping experience. So grab a seat and I'll show you how to set up the perfect camp kitchen WITHOUT all the fancy gear!
⚙️ Gear I Recommend
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⛺️ REI Table: bit.ly/3ogpRZw
⛺️ Coleman Camp Table: amzn.to/3ngidO4
🥶 RTIC 45Q Cooler: amzn.to/3ZUsdKu
🍳 Coleman Triton+ Stove: amzn.to/40iAkS8
🗃 Sterilite 19 Gallon Stackable Bin (Pack of 6): amzn.to/3zdDEly
🥘 Stanley Camp Pro Cookset: amzn.to/3lP0A7S
🍴 GSI Destination Cooking Set: amzn.to/3ntvgf4
🔪 GSI Santoku Knife Set: amzn.to/3TVJyBt
🔪 GSI Cutting Board: amzn.to/40ruMF1
🍽 Ozark Trail Mess Kit: bit.ly/3lEMqGo
🍲 Sea to Summit XL Bowl: amzn.to/42MAd2M
☕️ Camp Cup: amzn.to/40nWe6u
☕️ Snow Peak Coffee Drip: amzn.to/40JDNZX
☕️ GSI Coffee Percolator: amzn.to/42Pl3Kb
🪧 S'more stick: amzn.to/3MtG47x
🚰 Camp Sink: amzn.to/3zgEcag
🧼 Camp Suds: amzn.to/42HutY9
💦 Scepter 5 Gallon Water Container: amzn.to/3Zq7Cxs
🚰 Scepter Water Spout: bit.ly/3LYkacm
🔧 Scepter Water Can Wrench: amzn.to/3JNvi9e
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00:00 Intro
01:04 Bring Counterspace
02:03 Keep Food & Drinks Cold
02:46 Have a Heat Source
03:58 Get Organized
05:06 Bring Cookware and Dishware
09:39 Bring YOUR Useful & Must-Have Items
10:37 Plan for a Kitchen-Free Cleanup
Great video Rex! 🔥👍
Thanks! I’m having a bit of a fanboy moment with this comment 😊, but I do love your products that are part of my camp kitchen!!!
I find clear plastic bins even better. And keeping cast iron pan over thin Gsi pan better for cooking.
Finally, I found a video mention about how to wash the dish. Thanks
Great setup and video!
Great video! I still think a fridge is a must, especially now that theyr cheaper in price than they were a couple of years ago
Don’t get me wrong, I DO want one eventually! What’s your setup? And how do you power yours, if you have one?
The fridge may be cheap! How do you suggest to power a 75l fridge for 3 days of cloudy weather?
Cheers, r 🙃🙃🙃
Great setup and well explained! I have a very similar setup, but almost all my stuff came from thrift stores. They are a great source for gently used camping and cooking items for cheap.
Great I have many of these items.
Very well done. I have always been a minimalist when it comes to overlanding, mainly because I am too cheap and not rich enough LOL. Beem in Montana for almost 30 years, but am from Lake County, Ca.
Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it 🙏🏽. When the overlanding craze started getting more popular, I was feeling like I had imposter syndrome because I didn’t have a fridge and drawers. But I’m a minimalist, too, and enjoy the outdoors just as much.
By the way, I visited Lake County for the first time during this past Mother’s Day weekend. We camped at Clear Lake!
New follower,thanks for sharing!
Excellent.
Love it! I really dislike all the expensive shwag and gadgets. It gets to the point that one should just buy an RV. All the gear people use takes away from the "roughing it" aspect of camping. Thanks for keeping it OG!😆
Enjoyed it. Thanks
I learned a lot Sir, thank you for sharing this information. I subscribed 😊
Great summary, thanks.
Very informative video Rex. Glad to see lots of useful upgrades since our last camping trips. Love the tailgate table for extra counter space.
Glad it was helpful Abhilash! The tailgate table has been very useful and comes in clutch when needing to make a quick meal.
Team instant noodles all day 🤣
Haha, I don’t knock it. I just need options 😋
Good video. I got tired of the deep bin method and went to shallow / one layer FR wolf bins - the height of my magma pot set. Then last summer went a step further to design/build a chuck box (camp kitchen) that has a flip down counter (& shelves) and fits behind 3rd row Pathfinder. On the wetcoast taking things out of a bin and setting them on wet surfaces gets old as does packing away in rain. Getting a hanging utensil roll keeps more things up and off precious counter space.
What a great channel, great content!
Thank you 🙏🏽. Hope you found the content useful!
fabulous! LOL
Nice and informative video Rex! When are we going camping? 👍
Woah, had no idea you were on YT! There have been a couple of moderate trails in Death Valley I’ve been meaning to do like Steele Pass and Lippincott Pass.
Thank you so much for breaking down all your setup and sharing the links! We have too many bulky items so we are overdue on a more efficient cooking setup.
Do you have any recommendations for a first aid kit?
Hi Esme, thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment 🙏🏽. My setup has worked great for us. I hope you get inspired for your setup!
As far as first aid kits, I’m trying to work on a video for that. I personally have the standard version of this kit from MyMedic:
mymedic.com/collections/first-aid-kits/products/myfak-firstaidkit?variant=39348827521120
It is a little pricey, but for remote travel, it’s best to cover your bases as much as possible.
jetboil Genesis base camp
Good video
Glad you enjoyed the video and leaving a comment 🙏🏽. I appreciate it!
Great video. Just went camping 2 weeks ago so I could relate. Do you have a recommendation on good foldable chairs?
Hey Mark! It depends what your looking for. I use a foldable camping chair by REI like this:
www.rei.com/product/217994
Real sturdy fabric, have had them for 5+ years without any fraying, and I can have drinks 🍺 on both arm rests 😆
If you’re looking to save space, I also have this packed in my Jeep:
amzn.to/3Cah9PY
But if I were to splurge, I’m interested in trying out a Cliq since it packs small, but it’s kinda pricey:
amzn.to/3IS1Wa0
Where’d you go camping by the way?
@@HellaAdventures Thanks for the rec Rex! We tagged along with our friends and just went to a camping ground in Pismo Beach. It was like a camp park. The cool part was that people could drive their trucks on the beach, which was fun.
@@IronMkT682 oh I’ve been there! I got stuck for the first time when trying to help out someone with an ATV 😅
Front Runners are compact / heavier duty. GCI’s compact Pico chair or iclimb’s foldable chairs are similar and look lighter. Costco’s cheap equivalent of Helinox Sunset are comfortable but take time to set up and pack up. But even more compact. Lots of knock-offs much cheaper than Helinox.