19-Piece Portable Camping Cooking Utensil Kit

A 19-piece camping cooking set for backpackers, RV travelers, and weekend campers.

This portable camp kitchen kit packs every utensil you need to cook a full meal away from home, then folds down into a single carry case. Built for trail breakfasts, tailgate dinners, and base-camp BBQs.

Why this camping cooking set?

• 19 pieces in one case: spatula, ladle, tongs, knife, cutting board, scissors, peeler, plus the smaller utensils you always forget at home.
• Carry-all storage bag: keeps every piece organized in a compact roll that fits inside a pack, tote, or trunk.
• Built for outdoor use: outdoor-grade materials handle real cooking heat over a camp stove or open fire.
• Ready to cook on arrival: unzip, lay out, and start the meal. No scrambling for missing tools at the campsite.

Specs and details

• Set count: 19 pieces in one carry case
• Color: orange
• Use cases: camping, backpacking, RV trips, tailgating, beach cookouts
• Pair with a portable electric hot plate at base camp or in an RV.
• Ships from Arbasa, in stock

Frequently asked questions

What is included in a camping cooking set?
A camping cooking set typically bundles the utensils and prep tools you need to cook a meal outdoors. This 19-piece kit includes a spatula, ladle, tongs, kitchen knife, cutting board, scissors, peeler, and additional smaller tools, all stored in a single carry bag.

Is this camp kitchen kit good for backpacking?
Yes. The full set rolls into a compact storage bag that slides into a pack or duffel, so it suits hiking trips, RV setups, and car camping. The carry case keeps every piece together instead of loose in a bin.

Can I use these utensils with a camp stove or open fire?
The pieces are made from durable outdoor-grade materials chosen for real campsite cooking conditions, so they hold up across camp stoves, grills, and campfires. Standard care still applies, such as keeping plastic handles away from direct flame.

How do I clean a portable camping cooking set?
Rinse each piece with warm soapy water at your campsite wash station or back at home, dry fully before storage, and zip everything back into the carry case so the kit stays ready for the next trip.