Kelty Camp Galley – Camp Kitchen Organization Kit, Pockets, Compartments for Outdoor Cooking Essentials

This is a great organizer for RV or car camping. It keeps all your cooking essentials at the ready and is easy to hang out of the way.

This was an amazing accompaniment to our camping setup. I was tired of digging through the big tote on the picnic bench! We were able to hang this in the gazebo and it made cooking so much easier. And the paper towel roll is such a cool touch. It holds SO MUCH kitchen gear.

This organization kit ROCKS. Lots of pockets to fit cooking utensils, cutting board(s), dish towels, mittens, and more. The bonuses are the paper towel roll holder and the ability to hook it up to the frame of my canopy tent. It made cooking a breeze and freed up space on the picnic table. The fabric is high quality. Do yourself a favor and buy one. It's worth the investment.

I love this thing! It’s the handiest camping thing I’ve purchased since Kelty’s loveseat! After I used that, I knew this was a brand I could rely on, and I was right. My only gripe is that it’s a little small and I wish I would have purchased the larger version that they sell. Other than that, it’s perfection. I’ve hung it from my side mirror, my roof rack, and on a tree. It keeps everything organized and makes my camping kitchen gear “grab and go”. I used to keep everything in bins, but since having this, I really appreciate how easy it is to have this stuff in one place, already organized, and I also like that it’s sized differently than bins - it makes it easier to fit in the car in weird places when it starts getting packed.

The pictures make it seem as though this has an unlimited amount of space for everything one needs to carry when they are camping. Maybe if you aren't like me and trying to carry more than just a couple of plates with salt and pepper. One needs to have much smaller spice containers to get them to fit without shoehorning them in the zippered pouches. I couldn't carry my plates(2), my bowls(2), and a cutting board in this bag. They are all lower profile to take up less room, but this bag wouldn't hold them. Also, don't put anything sharp in the pouches without a blade guard or otherwise it shreds the main utensil pouch. I would have been better off using a backpack instead of this.