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Camp Chef Flat Top Grill

A flat-top with a grill-box option for the best of both.

Price tier 3 of 4:$500–$1,500Compare saved products →

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Camp Chef Flat Top Grill at a glance

What we like

  • Interchangeable griddle and grill grates in many configurations
  • Heavy-duty steel construction and a roomy cooking area
  • Strong accessory support

Trade-offs

  • Steel surface still needs seasoning and care
  • Assembly takes patience
Best for
Cooks who want a griddle but also want grill marks sometimes.
Skip it if
You don't want to season and maintain a steel surface, or you dread a long assembly.

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Where it appears in our guides

  • Best for flexibility

    Blackstone vs. Camp Chef

    A flat-top with interchangeable griddle and grill grates in many configurations, a heavy-duty steel build, a roomy cooking area and strong accessory support. The steel surface still needs seasoning and care, and assembly takes patience.

    Guide updated · Read the full guide

  • Best for flexibility

    Best Flat-Top Griddles

    Camp Chef's Flat Top Grill is built around interchangeable cooking surfaces, so you can swap between griddle and grill grates. It's heavy-duty and well supported by accessories. Assembly takes patience.

    Guide updated · Read the full guide

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