A real dining surface for camp, not a flimsy tray table. The Lippert Bi-Fold Bamboo Table unfolds in seconds, sits level on uneven ground thanks to adjustable legs, and packs down to a slim profile with a built-in carry handle. Bamboo top cleans easily and handles outdoor conditions without warping or splintering like cheap particleboard alternatives.
Most folding tables at the campsite are either too small to be useful or too heavy to bother bringing out. The Lippert 2021011322 splits the difference: a 40 x 28 inch bamboo surface gives you genuine meal prep and dining room, while the bi-fold design and 19 lb total weight keep it manageable for one person to carry and set up solo.
The adjustable legs are the feature that earns repeat use. Campsite ground is rarely flat. Being able to dial in each leg independently means your table -- and your drinks -- stay level whether you're on grass, gravel, or a slightly sloped concrete pad.
Table folds in half for compact storage and transport. A built-in carry handle keeps both panels secure and makes it easy to haul to the site.
Leg heights adjust independently to compensate for uneven terrain, so the tabletop stays level even on imperfect ground.
Solid bamboo surface is harder and more moisture-resistant than pressed wood alternatives. Wipes clean easily and holds up to outdoor use.
Unfold, extend the legs, and you are ready to eat. No tools, no loose hardware, no missing bolts discovered at the campsite.
This table works well for RV owners who want a proper outdoor dining surface without dedicating half a storage bay to furniture. It also earns its keep for tailgaters, backyard use, and anyone who camps frequently enough to want a table that stores flat and deploys fast. At 19 lbs and a folded footprint sized for RV basement storage or a truck bed, it travels without drama.
Aluminum folding tables are lighter but cold to the touch and tend to flex under load. Plastic tops crack in UV exposure over time. Bamboo is a compressed grass fiber that is naturally harder than most softwoods, dimensionally stable in typical outdoor humidity ranges, and visually a significant step up from the gear-catalog aesthetic of metal camp furniture. For a campsite dining setup, that matters when you are spending multiple nights in one spot.
Folded dimensions bring the table to a manageable flat panel. The integrated carry handle locks both halves together so the table does not splay open mid-carry. It stows flat in an RV basement bay, slides along the side of a truck bed, or leans in a garage corner without taking up meaningful floor space.