Camp Tables

Shop camping tables for meals, food prep and campsite organisation, including compact side tables, folding and roll-up designs, adjustable-height tables, bamboo tables and table-and-seat sets for camping, caravans, picnics and 4WD touring.

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Folding Camping Table 60cm Lightweight Portable Picnic Table

Folding Camping Table 60cm Lightweight Portable Picnic Table

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Weisshorn Roll-Up Camping Table 40cm Aluminium

Weisshorn Roll-Up Camping Table 40cm Aluminium

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Folding Camping Table 90cm - Weisshorn Adjustable Height

Folding Camping Table 90cm - Weisshorn Adjustable Height

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Folding Aluminium Camping Table 240cm – 3 Height Settings

Folding Aluminium Camping Table 240cm – 3 Height Settings

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Aluminium Folding Camp Table

Aluminium Folding Camp Table

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Weisshorn 85cm Folding Camping Table with 4 Seats

Weisshorn 85cm Folding Camping Table with 4 Seats

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Weisshorn Folding Camping Table with Carry Bag

Weisshorn Folding Camping Table with Carry Bag

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Folding Mesh Camping Table – Aluminium Heat-Resistant

Folding Mesh Camping Table – Aluminium Heat-Resistant

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Aluminium Folding Table 120x60cm – Height Adjustable

Aluminium Folding Table 120x60cm – Height Adjustable

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Folding Camping Table & 4-Stool Set – Aluminium

Folding Camping Table & 4-Stool Set – Aluminium

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Folding Bamboo Camping Table - Portable Roll-Up with Carry Bag

Folding Bamboo Camping Table - Portable Roll-Up with Carry Bag

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Folding Outdoor Table – Lightweight Aluminium 60x45cm

Folding Outdoor Table – Lightweight Aluminium 60x45cm

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Telescopic Folding Camping Stool – Stainless Steel

Telescopic Folding Camping Stool – Stainless Steel

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Bamboo Camping Table Set with 4 Chairs

Bamboo Camping Table Set with 4 Chairs

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Bamboo Camping Chair & Table Set - 2 Chairs + Table

Bamboo Camping Chair & Table Set - 2 Chairs + Table

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Bamboo Camping Chair & Table Set

Bamboo Camping Chair & Table Set

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Wanderer Hex Small Quad Fold Camp Table

Wanderer Hex Small Quad Fold Camp Table

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Bamboo Folding Camping Table & 2 Chairs Set

Bamboo Folding Camping Table & 2 Chairs Set

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93cm Foldable Bamboo Camping Table - Large

93cm Foldable Bamboo Camping Table - Large

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62cm Foldable Bamboo Camping Table - Small

62cm Foldable Bamboo Camping Table - Small

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How to Choose the Right Camping Table for Your Setup

Choose the Table Around the Job

The right camping table depends on what you actually need it to do. A compact side table is useful beside a camp chair for drinks, a lantern or small gear, while a wider table gives you more room for meals, food preparation, games and general campsite organisation. Larger family tables and table-and-seat sets suit vehicle-based trips where packed size matters less than usable surface area.

The current Just Camp range includes compact aluminium and fabric-top tables, 60cm and 90cm folding tables, 120cm dining and prep tables, long 240cm group tables, roll-up aluminium and timber designs, bamboo tables and selected table-and-seat sets. Compare the individual product specifications rather than assuming every folding table is intended for the same job.

Compare Open Size, Working Height and Footprint

Table length is only one part of the fit. Check the open length, width and height together, then think about the space needed for chairs, people moving around the site and any cooking equipment. A narrow or low table may work well beside a chair but feel cramped for meal preparation, while a large table can dominate a small tent, awning or campsite.

Some tables in the range use a fixed height, while others provide two or three height settings for low picnic use, seated dining or a higher working position. Adjustable height is useful only when the legs and locking points are fully secured in the intended positions.

Check Packed Size Before You Buy

A table that fits the campsite still needs to fit the vehicle, caravan or storage area. Compare the folded length, width and thickness, the total product weight and whether a carry handle or storage bag is included. Roll-up tables can pack into a long narrow bundle, briefcase-style tables fold into a flat rectangle, and quad-fold or fabric-top designs can pack into a smaller bag.

For car camping and caravanning, a larger packed table may be easy to accommodate. For smaller vehicles or gear-heavy 4WD setups, packed dimensions can matter more than a few extra centimetres of tabletop space.

Folding, Roll-Up and Quad-Fold Designs

Briefcase-style folding tables usually open into a rigid top and fold flat for transport. Roll-up designs use aluminium, bamboo or timber slats that separate or roll with the frame into a narrower package. Quad-fold and fabric-top tables collapse differently again and can be useful when compact storage is the priority.

There is no single best folding system. Compare setup time, packed dimensions, tabletop rigidity, working height, weight and the way the legs lock. Before loading the table, make sure every hinge, brace and locking mechanism is fully engaged as described in the product instructions.

Match the Tabletop Material to How You Will Use It

Camping tables in the current range use several different surface materials, each with different trade-offs:

Aluminium tops and frames are commonly chosen for lower weight and straightforward outdoor care, but construction and load limits still vary by model.
MDF tops provide a flat, smooth surface on many folding tables. Keep them within the moisture and heat limits stated for the individual product rather than assuming every MDF top is waterproof or heat resistant.
Bamboo and timber tables provide a solid natural surface and a different campsite look, but care instructions and weather resistance vary with the finish and construction.
Fabric-top tables can pack very compactly and work well for suitable light camp use, but should not be treated as cutting boards or hot-appliance surfaces.
Mesh metal tops can allow drainage and selected models may be designed for higher-temperature camp-kitchen use. Check the exact product specification before placing hot cookware or appliances on one.

Load Capacity and Stability Matter

Camping-table load ratings vary widely across the range. Use the capacity stated for the exact product and treat supplier-listed ratings as maximum limits, not targets to exceed. Spread weight sensibly across the tabletop, avoid sudden impact loads and do not concentrate heavy equipment on an unsupported edge.

A table is not a step, ladder or seat unless the product is specifically designed for that purpose. Where a table includes integrated seats or comes with stools or chairs, check the table and seat ratings separately because one rating does not automatically apply to the other.

Using Stoves and BBQs on a Camping Table

Do not assume every camping table is suitable for a portable stove, BBQ or other hot appliance. Check both the table instructions and the appliance instructions. The tabletop material must tolerate the expected heat, and the appliance still needs its required clearances from combustible materials and a stable, level base.

Fuel-burning appliances must be used only in the outdoor or ventilation conditions specified by their manufacturer. A heat-resistant tabletop does not make an appliance safe in an enclosed space, and a normal table should not be used as a substitute for a dedicated appliance stand when the appliance instructions require one.

Set Up Carefully on Uneven Ground and in Wind

Choose firm, reasonably level ground and fully open the legs before loading the table. Use built-in height adjustment, non-slip feet, cross braces and locking mechanisms only as designed. If a table rocks, leans or a leg can sink into soft ground, reposition it or use a more suitable site rather than balancing it on an unstable improvised support.

Lightweight tables and loose items can also move in strong wind. Keep the setup clear of vehicle paths and tent entrances, do not leave unsecured hot equipment unattended, and pack the table away when conditions make the setup unstable.

Table-and-Seat Sets Can Save Setup Time

Integrated folding table-and-seat units and separate table-and-stool sets can reduce the number of individual pieces you need to pack. They are useful for meals, picnics and family setups, but check the seat dimensions, seat height and individual weight ratings as well as the tabletop specifications.

Also consider how easy it is to get in and out of integrated seating, especially where children or multiple people will be using the table at the same time. Make sure the full unit is locked open before anyone sits down.

Cleaning and Storage

Remove food and dirt after use and follow the care instructions for the specific surface material. Let the table dry fully before folding it into a carry bag or storing it for a long period. Damp fabric, timber, bamboo, MDF and metal components can all be damaged by poor storage even when the product is designed for outdoor use.

Avoid prolonged weather exposure unless the manufacturer specifically allows it. Check hinges, locking points, feet and fasteners periodically and stop using the table if a structural part is bent, cracked, loose or no longer locks securely.

Common Camping Table Mistakes to Avoid

Choosing by tabletop length alone and ignoring width, height and setup footprint.
Checking the open dimensions but not the packed size or total weight.
Assuming every tabletop can safely handle a stove, BBQ or hot cookware.
Standing or sitting on a table that is not designed as a seat or step.
Exceeding the stated load capacity or placing heavy loads on an unsupported edge.
Using a rocking or leaning table instead of moving it to a more stable position.
Leaving MDF, bamboo, timber or fabric surfaces exposed to weather beyond their product instructions.
Assuming the table rating also applies to integrated or supplied seats.

Complete Your Campsite Setup

Pair your table with Camp Chairs for a more comfortable meal and campsite setup. For stoves, BBQs, cookware and food-prep gear, browse Kitchen & Cooking, or explore the full Camping Gear range.

Safety note: Always follow the table and appliance manufacturer instructions, stated load limits and heat-clearance requirements. Keep cooking equipment stable and use fuel-burning appliances only in the conditions specified for safe operation.

Guide reviewed: August 2026.

Are camping tables sturdy enough for cooking and meals?

It depends on the exact table, its load rating, tabletop material and how the cooking equipment is designed to be used. Check the table’s stated weight capacity and the appliance instructions before placing a stove, BBQ or other hot equipment on it. Keep the table fully opened and locked on a firm, level surface, and do not exceed the stated load limit.

How much weight can a folding camping table hold?

Weight capacity varies significantly between camping tables, so use the rating for the exact model rather than a general rule. Compact tables, dining tables, integrated table-and-seat sets and heavy-duty camp kitchen tables can all have different limits. The table rating also does not automatically apply to any attached or separate seats.

Do camping tables work on uneven ground?

Some camping tables include adjustable legs, non-slip feet or locking braces that can help on typical campsite surfaces, but the safest setup is still firm and as level as practical. Use only the adjustment features built into the table, make sure every leg is stable and move the table to a better position if it rocks or leans. Avoid makeshift supports that could slip or collapse.

Are foldable camping tables easy to carry?

Many are designed for vehicle-based camping and pack into a flat, roll-up or compact folded shape, often with a carry handle or bag. Portability varies widely, so compare the product’s packed dimensions and weight as well as its open size. A small aluminium or roll-up table may suit limited storage, while larger family tables and table-and-seat sets generally need more boot or caravan space.

How do I clean and care for a camping table?

Follow the care instructions for the tabletop and frame material. Wipe away food, dirt and moisture after use, let the table dry completely before packing it away and store it in a dry place. MDF, bamboo, timber, aluminium and fabric tops can have different cleaning and weather-exposure limits, so avoid strong cleaners or prolonged rain unless the product instructions specifically allow them.

What size camping table should I choose?

Choose by what you need to place on the table, the working height you prefer and the space available at camp and in your vehicle. Compact side tables are useful beside chairs or for small gear, while wider tables provide more room for meals, food preparation or family setups. Check the open length, width and height together with the packed dimensions and product weight before buying.

Can I put a camping stove or BBQ on a camping table?

Only when the table and the cooking appliance are suitable for that use. Heat, flame, appliance clearances and tabletop material all matter. Do not assume an MDF, bamboo, timber, fabric or plastic surface can tolerate a hot stove or BBQ unless the product information says it can. Use cooking equipment outdoors in the ventilation and clearance conditions specified by its manufacturer and keep the setup stable.

What is the difference between a folding and roll-up camping table?

Briefcase-style folding tables usually fold into a flat rigid package, while roll-up tables use slats or sections that pack into a narrower bundle. Quad-fold and fabric-top designs can pack differently again. None is automatically better: compare packed dimensions, table weight, setup method, working height, surface material and load rating for the way you travel.

Should I choose an aluminium or bamboo camping table?

Aluminium tables are often chosen for lower weight, compact transport and simple outdoor care, while bamboo tables provide a solid natural surface and a different campsite look. Actual weight, strength and weather resistance depend on the individual design, not the material name alone. Compare packed size, load rating, care instructions and intended use before choosing.

What height should a camping table be?

The best height depends on whether you are sitting, preparing food or using the table as a low side table. Some camping tables have fixed heights, while others offer two or three height settings. Compare the listed table height with your camp chairs and intended task, and make sure adjustable legs are fully secured in the selected position before use.