Features to know about

Keep Your Camp Kitchen Packed Between Trips

When your weekend setup keeps turning into a pile of loose bins, this slide-out kitchen gives your cooking gear a dedicated spot in the cargo area. It keeps your portable fridge or appliance on the top tray, prep space on the lower tray, and cooking supplies in the storage compartment underneath. Instead of unloading half the cargo area just to find what you need, your basic cooking setup stays staged and ready to slide out.

Slide-Out Prep Space at the Rear Cargo Area

Short stops work best when you don't have to set up a separate table before you can make food. The lower tray includes a countertop lid made from food-safe HDPE cutting board material, giving your prep surface a defined place right at the back of your vehicle. It's easy to clean and doesn't retain moisture, odors, or stains, so sandwiches, chopped ingredients, or quick breakfast prep can happen right where the kitchen is deployed.

Storage Under the Countertop for Cooking Gear

Utensils, small cookware, and cooking supplies can disappear into bigger totes when they're mixed with the rest of your camp gear. The countertop lid lifts to reveal a storage compartment underneath. Keeping those smaller items inside the kitchen puts them close to the prep surface, so your meal setup feels more organized once the trays are open.

Locked Trays for the Drive to Camp

Rough roads can make unsecured kitchen gear shift around before you even reach the campsite. These sliding trays lock in place while stored, and the top tray includes tie-down points plus two cam buckle straps to help secure your appliance. Your cargo area stays more controlled in transit, and the kitchen is ready to slide out when it's time to cook.

Plan the Install Before Giving Up Cargo Space

This is a committed cargo-area setup, so it's worth thinking through how your rear space gets used when you're not cooking. The overall collapsed size is 26-9/16" long x 17-13/16" wide x 7-9/16" tall, and the fully extended length is 73". The kitchen bolts to the floor pan with included hardware, so once it's mounted, your kitchen has a fixed home and a predictable pull-out footprint.

Optional Accessories Expand the Setup

The base kitchen handles fridge or appliance placement, prep space, and enclosed storage, but a fuller camp kitchen usually takes a few more pieces. Countertop extensions (sold separately) add more room for food prep, camping sinks (sold separately) give you a place to wash dishes after meals, and a MOLLE panel (sold separately) lets you store MOLLE pouches or RotopaX containers. Those add-ons let your setup grow past quick meals when you want more working space or storage options.