Camping Tables - Adjustable height tables, large tables, Table & Sets and more

Camping Tables

Camping tables make campsite meals and day-to-day setup far easier, whether you’re heading away for a quick weekend or staying on site for longer. From compact folding camping tables that pack down small to larger tables suited to family camping, having a stable surface helps keep food, drinks and cooking kit organised and off the ground.

When choosing a camping table, it’s worth considering the size you’ll need on site, how small it folds for transport, and whether adjustable legs would help on uneven pitches. Some tables are ideal for quick meals and touring, while larger tables work well as part of a full tent or awning setup.

 You’ll find models from trusted brands like Vango, Royal, Outwell and Outdoor Revolution.

Pair any of these with our camping chairs to complete your set up.

25 products
Brand
Price
Table Size
Foldable Type
Height Type

Camping tables make campsite meals and day-to-day setup far easier, whether you’re heading away for a quick weekend or staying on site for longer. From compact folding camping tables that pack down small to larger tables suited to family camping, having a stable surface helps keep food, drinks and cooking kit organised and off the ground.

When choosing a camping table, it’s worth considering the size you’ll need on site, how small it folds for transport, and whether adjustable legs would help on uneven pitches. Some tables are ideal for quick meals and touring, while larger tables work well as part of a full tent or awning setup.

 You’ll find models from trusted brands like Vango, Royal, Outwell and Outdoor Revolution.

Pair any of these with our camping chairs to complete your set up.

25 products

Choosing the Right Camping Table

The best camping table depends on how you camp and how you’ll use it. If you’re touring or trying to keep pack size to a minimum, a smaller folding camping table is usually the best choice. These tables pack away neatly, are easy to carry, and are ideal for shorter trips where you just need a convenient surface for meals or drinks.

For longer stays, especially family camping, it can be worth choosing a larger table with more usable space. A bigger tabletop makes it easier to eat together, prepare food, and keep everyday items in one place. If you camp with an awning, a larger table can quickly become one of the most used pieces of kit in your setup.

It’s also worth paying attention to height. Some camping tables are designed to sit lower for relaxed seating, while others are closer to standard dining height. If you’ll be using your table for food prep as well as meals, a slightly higher model can feel more comfortable.

Adjustable Legs and Uneven Ground

One of the biggest frustrations with campsite furniture is an unstable table on uneven ground. If you often camp on pitches that aren’t perfectly flat, a table with adjustable legs is worth considering. Being able to level the table properly makes a noticeable difference, especially for meals, hot drinks, or when using a stove on a stable surface.

If you’ve experienced wobbly tables in the past, look for models designed with stability in mind, including stronger frames and secure locking systems when opened.

Types of Camping Tables

Most camping tables fall into a few main styles, each with their own benefits:

  • Compact folding camping tables – ideal for touring and short stays where space in the car matters most.
  • Larger family camping tables – better suited to longer trips and group meals, with extra surface space for food and equipment.
  • Adjustable height tables – useful if you want flexibility between eating, prepping food, and general campsite use.
  • Lightweight aluminium tables – popular for easy transport and simple setup, while still offering a solid surface.

If you’re planning a longer trip, it’s often worth picking a table that matches your camping routine. A slightly larger, more stable table tends to be used far more than you might expect.

Camping Tables FAQs

What size camping table do I need?

For solo or weekend trips, a compact folding table is often enough. For family camping or longer stays, a larger table gives you more usable space for meals and everyday campsite living.

Are adjustable camping tables worth it?

If you often camp on uneven ground, adjustable legs can make a big difference. They help you level the table properly and reduce wobble.

What’s the best type of camping table for an awning?

A larger, more stable table is usually best for awning use, especially if you’ll be eating and preparing food in the awning regularly.