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GCI OUTDOOR Master Cook Station | Portable Folding Kitchen Table with Soft Shell Sink, Heat Resistant Tabletop & Telescoping Lanter Pole, Perfect for Camping Trips

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Condition
New
Style
Master Cook Station
Dimensions
22.2 x 70.1 x 68.3 in
Weight
10.2 kg
Color
Black
Material
Alloy Steel, Aluminum
Shape
Rectangular
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Master Cook Station

Features 5

  • ULTIMATE OUTDOOR KITCHEN. Make your camp trips epic with the Master Cook Station from GCI Outdoor. This portable kitchen is packed with features (including a soft-shell sink!), making it the perfect addition to your tailgating or camping essentials.
  • READY TO COOK. Safely use a camp stove on the tabletop thanks to a strong, heat resistant aluminum design. Popular uses include tailgating prep station, campsite kitchen, picnic table, and cleaning site this table is perfect for any multi-use occasion.
  • ALL-IN-ONE STATION. All the comforts of home wherever you go, such as 3 durable side tables, soft-shell sink, storage rack, and an easy grab paper towel holder. Attach a lantern to the telescoping pole for visibility after sunset and keep the party going.
  • SIMPLE SETUP. With the one-piece, no-hassle design, simply pop the table up to make your meal and slide it down to a portable, compact design thanks to Slim-Fold Technology. Easily transport the table with the built-in carry handle.

Description

Specialized Shelving: Outdoor prep table features heat-resistant countertop (48-lb. weight limit) for camp stoves, a lower rack (35-lb. weight capacity) for dry good storage, and a collapsible softshell sink with drain for dishes.

Specs 52

Brand GCI Outdoor
Product Dimensions 22.2"D x 70.1"W x 68.3"H
Item Weight 10.2 kg
Maximum Weight Recommendation 299.8 pounds
Frame Material Metal
Color Black
Shape Rectangular
Table Design Picnic Table

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Top Amazon Reviews

Nice table but much narrower than described
Style: Master Cook Station
Review Image by Sandra Dyl
Review Image by Sandra Dyl
We have had both the GCI Outdoor Cook Station and the GCI Master Cook Station for a couple years, and we love them. Our travel trailer has indoor kitchen and outdoor kitchens with refrigerators and sinks with hot and cold water. I prefer to cook outside, but there isn't much counter space, and it doesn't work in the rain or a lot of bugs. We set up a full kitchen in a Clam screen house with detachable wind panels just steps away from the fridge and sink of the outdoor kitchen, and we love it! We can cook in the rain and the bugs and eat right in the screen tent! The Cook Station holds the stove with the bottom and side shelves holding my pots and pans. The Master Cook Station becomes my prep and work area using plastic dish pans and dish drainer to convert it from countertop to sink and drainer dish washing area in seconds. Again the bottom and side shelves provide storage for the dish pans and drainer, more cookware my over-the-coals fire and cooling equipment. (I don't use the built-in sink). The tables manage some heat, but I use counter top protectors to protect parts of the table from heat and scratches. I love this set up - and no more scrambling to put things under cover when a sudden storm pops up. We just raise the wind panels. Once you get used to how they work, the table set up and take down easily. They are water proof with slats to let the water through. The hinges for the side table have thumb presses so you don't pinch fingers in the hinges. Both tables are a nice height and narrow enough to be used along the side of a travel trailer under an awning. Very nice for serving food or using a coffee pot, toaster, instant pot, or air fryer if there is an outdoor electric plug. Some things to note: The tables are heavier than most folding tables and they do not break down as small as some other tables. The legs are U shape, and the table can be unlevel and tippy on bumpy or unlevel ground. I have a box of 1"x 2" x 0-1/2" ramp-style levelers that I use under the corners of the legs to level the table. I have used up to 3 of them under one corner, and the table has been stable. These tables say they are 22" wide, but that is the width of the frame. The actual table top is about 16-17" wide. The Master Cook Station has an extendable pole to hang a lantern, which is very convenient; but when retracted, the pole does not come down level with the table top. It always sticks up, and it can be in the way if it is at the front of the table. The table can be turned around, of course, but this may put the foldable shelves and the sink at the opposite end from where you might want them. A pretty minor problem. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024 by Sandra Dyl
Game Changer for Camp Cooking!
Style: Master Cook Station
Extremely lightweight, sturdy and useful camp kitchen! I'll be taking this on every campout in the future. It only takes a few minutes to assemble and disassemble and is so easy to carry with the handle. There are tons of design touches (like the paper towel holder and the lantern holding pole) that makes this kitchen fantastic & useful. There's tons of storage, so I was able to fit all the food, my stove, food prep areas, kitchenware and utensils in the station. I'm 5'8" and the surface is the perfect height for me, but if you are > 6' it might be a little short. Tall campers still used it and loved it on our trip. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2026 by Charlotte
BEST TAILGATE STATION EVER!
Style: Master Cook Station
Review Image by Eduardo T.
I LOVE THIS TABLE!! Been needing a table for tailgates and this one knocks it out of the park! I purchased the Master Cook station that has a built-in sink and lemme tell you... I've had nothing but compliments! I bought the 'Tye Works Standard Hand Wash System' on Amazon to pair with the sink (I attach it to the side railing and it fits perfect! Everything from setting it up to taking it down with no help needed and the carrying strap comes in clutch! It's very well made and it has strong legs. Been using it at my tailgates and I use my Coleman 2-in-1 Grill/Stove on it and it fits perfectly. Although I will say, if I use the small green containers with the grill, they hang off on the side and then I have to angle the grill. I fixed that problem by switching to a bigger propane container (as pictured). Only issue I had, the stretch-cord that is meant to hold the paper towels, snapped when I first removed it. Not a deal breaker but definitely a bummer. Currently in the process of replacing it with a 550-cord braided line (that I'm making). I would also add perhaps hooks of sorts to hold cooking utensils but again, not deal breakers. Just an extra project that I have to make. Another great thing, you don't have to use the whole table. You can easily open up half of it, leave the other half closed in on itself and still works great and compact. HIGHLY RECOMMEND. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2026 by Eduardo T.
Best Camping Purchase Ever
Style: Master Cook Station
To put it very simply, I've been camping most of my life. Now that I'm older and have two little ones going with us now, I can't simply throw everything in a backpack and go. We've been steadily adding to our camping gear to make family camping a little easier...more like "glamping." Anyway, this product is easily one of the best...if not THE best purchase we have ever made for our camping equipment. On our first trip, it packed nicely in our vehicle and is very lightweight so it only requires one person to handle. Once on site, I got our tent up and moved the site's included picnic table to an appropriate location and then went to setting up our kitchen. In less than 45 seconds, our table was set up! We hung our paper towels, set the camp stove on top and stowed all our kitchen utensils and dry goods within and under the table. The table provided plenty of space for food prep and cleaning, and drew many positive comments from those we were camping with. We found the lantern hanger very useful hanging wash/dry towels. We set up a pop-up canopy over the kitchen area and will do again in the future. If you hang lights under your canopy, you'll have plenty of space and light for your kitchen after dark. My only complaint with this table is the sink drain. The sink should only be used for fresh water rinsing after washing. Reason being, if there are any food particles left on your utensils, they tend to clog up the drain and can sit in the drain tube until you get home. There's no easy way to clean out the tube as the ends are on very tight. I'll probably be looking to make a different rig for the drain. It's a standard-size fitting so it shouldn't be difficult to make a custom assembly that will work better for my needs. Overall, if you're thinking of buying this for your campsite...DO IT! Just keep in mind it's very lightweight which means you have to be careful about how much weight you apply to it. Don't go leaning on it or sitting on it and it'll serve you just fine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2021 by Ross Comstock
I recommend - best value for an outdoor work counter.
Style: Master Cook Station
Review Image by greenscales
Saw this researching other product categories for camping, wasn't looking and not needing, but caught my interest because of size/functionality for the price. I haven't used this in the field yet - just in the garage, but can still give honest feedback because I have heavily used other camp tables for dry camping and processing game fish (upto 100 lbs.) on the 4x4 only access beaches of Baja. (I'll probably add a pic after my next trip) Pros. 1. GCI Customer Service. I contacted them to verify strength because there were different limits listed on the description. They responded the following business morning after a holiday weekend with answers, very helpful and professional. The weight limits mentioned are per section and can be added for the total table weight capacity. They then put weights or sandbags on one of them to verify it would hold over 100lbs. across the length of the table to be certain - without me asking or expecting - then.emailed me the following day. 2. Very easy to set up. Just make certain you lock in all of the cross supports. 3. Fairly portable and light considering the overall size, strength, and features of this counter/sink/shelf system. My other table is not as long but deeper, but slightly heavier and more difficult to set up, for just a flat surface, and slightly shorter. 4. The lantern holder is a nice added feature since having a light on the table top would be worthless from one end to the other. Cons - (these are minor and more recommended changes - this is a brand new product and hasn't even got to most outdoor retailers yet). 1. Wish the legs would have multiple lengths to make the counter taller or shorter. Although it might create some instability if taller and add weight. 2. Would like the lantern holder to definitely be higher by at least a foot (again maybe an extension). Since most LED lights hang down - this puts the light at eye-level - so almost in my face. So it somewhat defeats having it elevated above the table. I am 5' 10" - average height. If the table was taller, it would also alleviate this somewhat. 3. The only reason I give it 4 stars - the hinge between the sink portion and the shelving side does not lock when lifted up. So if you try to move the table, it could rise in the center, and anything on it could roll off. Not a strength issue going downward though. I will suggest to the GCI this fix in their next production run. Again - new product - so these are minor tweaks. Haven't played with the sink yet. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2018 by greenscales
This is the camping table we have all been waiting for!
Style: Master Cook Station
I have always been on the lookout for a sturdy, yet functional camp kitchen to bring along on our RV adventures as using the picnic table at the site is not always easy when you need space to cook, but also to eat! We not setup our Blackstone to the right and place this against the side of our camper to hold all condiments, food items, etc. The paper towel holder is simple yet fully functional and easy to use, plus having some retention from the cord helps in the windy conditions and keeps towels from coming unravled in the wind. The garbage bag holder idea is decent but we still utilize a separate trash container as the retention on the clips is not always perfect. Side tables are very sturdy and the lower storage area is large, however having the cross structure of the table in front does limit the ease of placing larger items such as coolers. We utilize it with a small basket for extra towels, cook ware, etc. The sink is not as practical as I had hoped but this is what I expected for a soft basin sink style of camp kitchen. We have a small faucet that is clamped onto the side and connected to the campsite water so we can have running water with a bucket placed under the drain. One modification I made was to extend the pipe a bit lower to avoid splashing, however a bucket could be placed higher to the same effect. Folding this table is a breeze once you have done it a few times and it fits perfectly between the bench seat and table in our dinette area for transportation. Out of all the options I have seen this is by far the best and most practical design and looking forward to using this for all our future trips ahead! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2024 by Jmomathews
Excellent Product and Value!!
Style: Master Cook Station
I'd been wanting a camp kitchens for 20 years, finally bought this one for use camping last weekend, and I LOVE IT!!! I'd been watching Marketplace and Craigslist for a used one until I realized that this one is 3-4" taller and considerably longer than the older models by Cabela's or Coleman...I'm 5'9", so the 32" counter is wonderful. The unit itself is well-constructed, absolutely simple to open and reclose, and much sturdier than I was expecting, especially for the price (I paid $169 for it). Three of the table sections have 2 cup-holders that are designed to hold stem-ware (wine glasses, etc) but I used those to hang coffee cups from by their handles, which really helps for remembering which cup is whose when they're all are the same! There's an abundance of storage-shelf space, it folds compactly and has a carry-handle attached, is as attractive as a camp kitchen could be, and really helps with organization and flow of meal prep and cooking...extremely functional. Although I didn't actually use the sink this trip, I couldn't recommend the GCI Outdoor Master Cook Station | Portable Folding Kitchen more highly.. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2025 by Catherine
Perfect balance of portability, speed and functionality
Style: Master Cook Station
I'm super impressed with this thing. I've seen a lot of camp kitchens and none of them have been that great unless you want to spend a ton of cash. Either they're flimsy and made out of junk material, or they're way too bulky and take too much time to set up. to me this one strikes the right balance of portability, space to work, and features, and it's so dead simple to set up, it goes from car to completely set up in about 2 minutes. Maybe less. it pretty just unfolds, and you're done. When you get it there isn't even anything to assemble. It's lightweight, but it seems pretty well constructed. That is always a hard balance in camping gear because you need it to be light, but not overly flimsy. Time will tell if it holds up, but i think they got this right. I also really appreciate the aluminum workspaces instead of melamine. IT was hard for me to tell from the online pictures how big this was when it is broken down, and I have to say, I can't believe how compact it is. It takes up a really small amount of room compared to the amount of space it gives you on site. If i have one complaint it's that i wish it had built in utensils rack. We got some S-hooks from ikea and added them to this. Works great. We just hang our knite roll off of a couple of those. So far, I couldn't be happier with this purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2018 by N. Russell
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