Home

   Log in or Register



Insurance Quotes
forums Campsite Search Comp Directory tips virtual brochure Profile
Tent and Awning Reviews Competitions Caravans and Motorhomes For Sale Shopping Diary Advent Calendar

Advertisement

Message Forums

Welcome Guest Register Login Search The Forum Posts Since Last Visit
 Reception - All Forums
  Camping and Caravanning Equipment
Share   Post on X / Twitter  Share on Facebook  Email  Printer Friendly Version Print
Subject Topic: Super pleased with Weber Smokey Joe BBQ
Page:  1  2 Post Reply Post New Topic
08/7/2010 at 5:13pm
 Location: 
 Outfit: 
View mikegalagher's Profile View Profile   Reply to mikegalagher Reply   Quote mikegalagher Quote  
Joined: 13/5/2009

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   4262

Site Reviews Total: 2
Site Reviews 2024: 0  
Site Reviews 2023: 0  
Site Reviews 2022: 0  
Site Reviews 2021: 0  
Site Reviews 2020: 0  
Site Reviews 2019: 0  
Site Reviews 2018: 0  
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0
Site Nights 2019: 0
Site Nights 2018: 0

Whilst she's at it, we'll have one for our Go Anywhere

-------------
Mike

My advice is worth no more than the price paid for it

Prague May/Jun 2017
Lake Annecy Aug 2017


08/7/2010 at 7:36pm
 Location: None Entered
 Outfit: None Entered
View lynne2010's Profile View Profile   Reply to lynne2010 Reply   Quote lynne2010 Quote  
Joined: 30/5/2010

Standard Member
Standard Member

Forum Posts:   6

Site Reviews Total: 0
Site Reviews 2024: 0  
Site Reviews 2023: 0  
Site Reviews 2022: 0  
Site Reviews 2021: 0  
Site Reviews 2020: 0  
Site Reviews 2019: 0  
Site Reviews 2018: 0  
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0
Site Nights 2019: 0
Site Nights 2018: 0

Well, O Arthur I like to think of myself as a bit of a google queen and I've searched for hours but can't find anything specific. There are covers for the ones on wheels but I don't want a cover I want some kind of zippy or tie pull bag. Maybe I'll just have to improvise with a water carrier cover or such like.:-(


08/7/2010 at 7:52pm
 Location: Dutch Mountains
 Outfit: Sharp talons beak and a hernia!
View Freebird's Profile View Profile   Reply to Freebird Reply   Quote Freebird Quote  
Joined: 04/2/2005

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   5901

Site Reviews Total: 10
Site Reviews 2024: 0  
Site Reviews 2023: 0  
Site Reviews 2022: 0  
Site Reviews 2021: 0  
Site Reviews 2020: 0  
Site Reviews 2019: 0  
Site Reviews 2018: 0  
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0
Site Nights 2019: 0
Site Nights 2018: 0

Get yourself a "Go anywhere" or smaller "Smokey Joe" and have the most versatile portable BBQ, ever!

Here's a cheese/tomato quiche:




Ready to dig in.





And on cold nights, it doubles as campfire...






01/8/2010 at 10:37am
 Location: Bristol
 Outfit: Outwell Montana 6
View mummyB's Profile View Profile   Reply to mummyB Reply   Quote mummyB Quote  
Joined: 30/7/2010

Standard Member
Standard Member

Forum Posts:   1
Tent Reviews:   1

Site Reviews Total: 2
Site Reviews 2024: 0  
Site Reviews 2023: 0  
Site Reviews 2022: 0  
Site Reviews 2021: 0  
Site Reviews 2020: 0  
Site Reviews 2019: 1  
Site Reviews 2018: 0  
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0
Site Nights 2019: 2
Site Nights 2018: 0

Hello  this is my first ukcampsite post and what better topic to start on than a Weber!

We have a Weber Gold at home and love it. Bought it with wedding money 7 years ago and it lives outside. No rust at all. We used it for months one year when our oven indoors broke. The BBQ was so good there was no impetus to replace the oven immediately. We use it for roasting chickens the whole time and they're perfect every time.

We now want a BBQ for camping and have thought about the Smokey Joe or the Go Anywhere as think Weber are such quality BBQs.

Does anyone know if you can roast joints on either or are the lids too low?

Also as roasting in the larger Weber needs indirect cooking (and therefore space to put the briquettes to the side) would there be enough room in the SJoe or GA  to do the same?

Would appreciate any input from all you experienced campers.

Thanks! mummyB



Post last edited on 01/08/2010 10:43:04



In order to post a reply you will need to register, or if already registered please log in here

  Prev       Next

Jump To Page:  1  2

Quick Links - All Forums - Camping and Caravanning Equipment - Top of Page

Printer Friendly Version Printable version      Share   Post on X / Twitter  Share on Facebook  Email


Latest News, Discounts and Competitions  see all...














9215 Visitors online !

Free UKCampsite.co.uk Window Sticker  -  Recommend to Friend  -  Add a Missing Campsite

[Message Forums]  [Caravan Sites & Camping]  [Company Listings]  [Features / Advice]  [Virtual Brochure]  [Shop!]
[Reception]  [Competitions]  [Caravans & Motorhomes For Sale]  [Event Diary]  [Contact Us]  [Tent Reviews



Please note we are not responsible for the content of external sites & any reviews represent the author's personal view only. Please report any error here. You may view our privacy and cookie policy and terms and conditions here. All copyrights & other intellectual property rights in the design and content of this web site are reserved to the UKCampsite.co.uk © 1999 - 2024


Advertisement


Advertisement


UKCampsite.co.uk
2024 Advent Calendar


Advent Calendar

24 Daily Prizes PLUS a Christmas Day Star Prize worth £999

Request a Reminder