When you are as passionate about cooking as some people including me are, then you can understand what would make someone buy one of these. Chances are, if I had a Coleman Rendezvous, I would only use it a few times; but each one of them would be special. Growing up, my family had something like this, but it was just about heavy enough to dislocate the shoulder of whatever arm was carrying it. The Rendezvous is lightweight and it runs on Hank Hill friendly propane.

The built-in kitchen has easy to clean removable cooking grate, cook top, sink, cutting board and griddle. The portable stove with built-in kitchen runs on 16.4-ounce propane cylinder or 20-pound bulk tank. The powerful 30,000 BTU in two, independently controlled, stainless steel Band-A-Blu burners ensure superior heat distribution. Hard anodized sink/basin with movable sections for customizable storage bins is inside the lid and doubles as food cover/warmer.

$365 is a small price to pay for outdoor culinary bliss.

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