Camp Chef Sherpa Table vs ALPS Mountaineering Dining Table
Buy the Camp Chef Sherpa Table if you want a prep and cooking station with built-in zippered storage and no assembly. Buy the ALPS Mountaineering Dining Table if you want a plain four-person dining table that packs into a slim shoulder bag. No prices were provided for either table, so compare live store prices on this page before deciding.
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Choose the Camp Chef Sherpa if you cook at camp and want a 28-inch-high aluminum table with four zippered compartments and padded carry handles.
- Sets up with no assembly
- Four zippered compartments keep gear off the ground
- Padded carry handles and a side pouch for the table top
- 28-inch height works as a standing prep surface
What separates them
| Camp Chef Sherpa Table | ALPS Mountaineering Dining Table | |
|---|---|---|
| Main job | Cooking center and prep space with organizer storage | Dining table for four |
| Assembly | None required | Required |
| Packed size | Table top and frame break down into a side pouch | Folds to about 31 x 5 x 5 in with a shoulder bag |
| Weight | About 9.9 lb (4.5 kg) | 8 lb 10 oz |
| Storage | Four zippered compartments, one bag with a waterproof lining | Shoulder carry bag only |
| Height | 28 in | 27 in assembled |
| Weight capacity | 75 lb | 75 lb |
| Weather resistance | Waterproof lining in one storage bag; no UV fade protection |
Price history
- Camp Chef Sherpa Table: lowest $199.99 on Nov 4 at eBay.
- ALPS Mountaineering Dining Table: lowest $116.99 on Nov 4 at Frank's Great Outdoors.
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Camp Chef Sherpa Table
- eBayNew
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$199.99Checked Nov 4 - DICK'S Sporting GoodsNew
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$219.99Checked Nov 4 - Backcountry.comNew
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$219.99Checked Nov 4 - AmazonNew
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$219.99Checked Nov 4
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ALPS Mountaineering Dining Table
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$138.87Checked Nov 4 - WalmartNew
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$195.00Checked Nov 4 - MotomentumNew
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$198.22Checked Nov 4 - eBayNew
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$199.53Checked Nov 4
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Specs compared
| Spec | Camp Chef Sherpa Table | ALPS Mountaineering Dining Table |
|---|---|---|
| Outdoor Use Recommended | Yes | Yes |
| Weather Resistance | Waterproof lining inside one of the storage bags | Will not rust |
| Weight Capacity | 75 lbs. | 75 lbs |
| Depth | 27 in (68.6 cm) | 5 in (Folded) |
| Height | 28 in | 5 in (folded) |
| Length | 40.6 Centimeters (extended) | 31 in (Folded) |
| Width | 17 in (43.2 cm) | 5 in (Folded) |
| Number Of Pieces | 1.0 Count | 1 |
| Included Components | Side pouch for transportation of table top, Pad… | Shoulder carry bag |
| Assembly Required |
What reviewers say
ALPS Mountaineering Dining Table
- 4.3 / 571 ratings
Rated 4.3 out of 5 from 71 ratings. Owners generally find it a sturdy, properly tall camp table that does the job for group meals.
- StabilityPraisedOwners describe it as steady once assembled and loaded.
- HeightPraisedThe 27-inch height lines up well with standard camp chairs for eating.
- AssemblyMixed
Questions and answers
- Which is better for cooking at camp?
- The Camp Chef Sherpa. Its 28-inch aluminum top and four zippered compartments make it a prep and cooking station, and it needs no assembly.
- Which seats more people for dinner?
- The ALPS Mountaineering Dining Table, which is rated for four. The Sherpa is listed as a prep and dining surface without a stated seating count.
- Which is easier to carry?
- The ALPS is lighter at 8 lb 10 oz versus about 9.9 lb, and it folds into a shoulder bag. The Sherpa uses padded handles and a side pouch instead.
- Do either need tools to set up?
- The Sherpa needs no assembly. The ALPS requires assembly, though its aluminum frame and folding top keep it simple.
- Is one worth paying more for?
- Only if you need storage and a no-assembly setup, which favor the Sherpa. If you just need a four-person table, the ALPS covers that for less weight.