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BEST NON STICK STAINLESS STEEL COOKWARE PRO

Even among the stainless steel camping cookware I tested, there was a surprising amount of variety in the handle design. There were also no plastic pieces on the pots or frying pans, another common fail point of camping cookware. I was unable to make a dent in the Stanley Adventure handles, which bodes well for its long-term durability. This included the connection between the handle and the pot, which is a weak spot for several other sets in our test. While this is a negative for anyone shopping for a backpacking pot, car campers and overlanders will appreciate this virtually indestructible set.

BEST NON STICK STAINLESS STEEL COOKWARE PRO

This durable Stanely set nests well to save space in your camping box and also had some of the best heat distribution of anything I tested. The first thing you notice when you pick up the Stanley Adventure Even-Heat Camp Pro Cookset is its weight.

Took the longest to boil water during test.

Locking bungee holds everything inside the main pot during travel.

Also includes a collapsible cutting board, two-piece spatula, two-piece cooking spoon, two trivets, and locking bungee.

Includes 4.5 liter pot, 1.8 liter pot, one 8.5-inch frying pan, and two lids.

Best Camping Cookware: Reviews & Recommendations Best Overall: Stanley Adventure Even-Heat Camp Pro Cookset How hard could it be to clean these pans by hand, with just a sponge and some lukewarm soapy water campground style? I’m still trying to clean some of these pots. After all, you’ve probably forgotten about a pot or two on the stove while out in the backcountry. Unsurprisingly, in almost all cases, the mixture burned. I checked how evenly the mixture cooked (in other words, if there were any hot spots). Once it cooled off sufficiently, I peeled back the congealed egg/rice/cheese combo. Then I cooked it until the top of the mixture was no longer runny and removed the pot from the heat. I poured it into the pan and set the temperature to medium-high heat. To do this, I mixed together one half cup of white rice, one half cup of shredded cheddar cheese, and one egg. The next test was to see how the camping cookware handled actual food. And then I tested to see how difficult it would be to drain water out of each pot, such as when cooking pasta. This is a function of how heavy the bottom of the pot is.

During this test, I also watched to see how much the pot vibrated while boiling the water. This is most important if you’re concerned about fuel usage. To test the pots in these camping cookware sets, I first measured how long each took to boil two cups of water. But at the core of any camping cookware set is one thing: the pot. Sifting through all the options out there for the best camping cookware sets can be an overwhelming task because what defines cookware can include everything from dishes to cooking utensils, camping stoves to griddles, or pot holders to grills.

Best for Backpackers: Snow Peak Trek 900.

Best for Overall: Stanley Adventure Even-Heat Camp Pro Cookset.

To find the best camping cookware available today, I tested 11 sets from seven different manufacturers and narrowed the list down to the four best options. But to make a great meal deserving of the great outdoors you’ll need the right tools for the job. When you’re out in the woods, far from the convenience of takeout or a microwave, the joys of cooking for your family comes into focus. There is something undeniably satisfying about a great set of camping cookware.