A camp-ready serving tray built to handle real outdoor life. The Camco 53486 is molded from durable melamine -- resistant to chips, cracks, and the kind of drops that happen when the campsite is crowded and the picnic table is uneven. At 17-5/8 inches long and nearly 13 inches wide, it carries a full spread of snacks, drinks, or a meal from the galley to the fire ring without complaint.
Melamine is the go-to material for RV and camp tableware because it handles the heat, humidity, and rough handling of life on the road far better than ceramic or standard plastic. The Camco 53486 takes that a step further with a colorful graffiti-style RV design that keeps things fun without looking like generic camp gear.
The built-in carry handles on both short ends let you move a loaded tray without juggling. It works equally well as a serving tray at the picnic table, a lap tray in the coach, or a staging surface in a tight RV kitchen where counter space is at a premium.
Melamine construction resists chips, cracks, and drops -- holds up to the bumps and vibration of travel far better than ceramic alternatives.
Integrated handles on both ends make it easy to move a full tray of food or drinks without spilling, even on uneven ground.
Top-rack dishwasher safe for fast cleanup after meals. Color and graffiti design hold up after repeated wash cycles.
Bold, travel-inspired graffiti graphics give this tray personality that matches the "Life is Better at the Campsite" attitude.
Full-time RVers and weekend warriors alike deal with limited prep and serving space. The 17-5/8 x 12-3/4 inch footprint is large enough to carry a full meal for two or serve as a shared snack board, but it still fits on a standard RV dinette and slides into a coach cabinet without forcing anything out of the way.
Unlike ceramic, melamine won't shatter when it hits a hard floor. Unlike lightweight plastic, it has the weight and rigidity of "real" tableware. It holds its color and print longer than standard plastic camp gear because the design is part of the material, not just a surface decal.
Cleanup is straightforward. The tray is rated for the top rack of a standard dishwasher. Hand washing with warm soapy water works equally well and is the gentler option for maintaining the graphics long-term. Do not use abrasive scrubbers on the decorated surface.
Melamine must never be used in a microwave oven. Microwaving melamine tableware can cause the material to heat unevenly, damage the tray, and potentially leach chemicals into food. Transfer food to a microwave-safe dish before reheating.
The 53486 is part of Camco's coordinating melamine tableware line. Other pieces in the graffiti design series -- plates, bowls, and mugs -- use the same graphics, so they work together as a matched set for the campsite table.
Store flat or on edge in a cabinet. Avoid stacking heavy items directly on the surface to prevent long-term scuffing of the printed design. When traveling, wrap loosely in a kitchen towel or slip a cloth between stacked pieces.