The best Campingaz gas barbecues, compared.
Top pick: Party Grill 400 CV – Highest score: 94, from 4.6 and 4,208 ratings, at about £96.01, with a bag and a CV470 Plus named. Buy the cartridge. Not a lab cook. Best value: Party Grill (black) – Best value as the lowest shelf price at 85 or above with at least 1,000 reviews: about £43.92, 4.4 from 2,749 ratings, on CV470 or CV300. Updated 22.10.2026.
A Campingaz gas barbecue is an outdoor gas cooker for a campsite, a caravan pitch or a garden. The forms a UK listing uses are a portable stove, a lidded tabletop, a flat plancha, a wheeled trolley and a multi-burner cooker. A balcony, a tent, an awning and the inside of a caravan are not places to light one. You tell a suitable cooker apart by the gas the listing names, then by weight. A small cartridge and a refillable cylinder are different supplies. A blank fitting line is not a UK patio bottle, and a 37 mbar propane regulator is not the 28 mbar or 29 mbar hardware named for these cylinders. A 230 V cell on a gas cooker is not a plug. Side tables are not side burners. Prefer the bullet size when another dimension line is only a few centimetres. A few kilograms with a bag is a car-boot pack. A trolley that needs assembly stays in the garden. The order of those checks is in the [Campingaz gas barbecue buying guide](/hub/grills-and-barbecues/campingaz-gas-barbecue/sub/campingaz-gas-barbecue-buying-guide).
A Campingaz gas barbecue is an outdoor gas cooker for a campsite, a caravan pitch or a garden.
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The Party Grill 400 CV at £96.01 leads this set on UK review volume: 4.6 from 4,208 ratings, with about 4.9 kg, a carry bag, and 2,000 W in the bullets. Reviewers treat it as a camping or caravan stove that swaps a grid, griddle and pan support over a water tray. The bullets name a CV470 Plus with a stated run time of up to three hours; the title also prints an R907, while Argos and the CV manual keep this model on cartridges — buy a CV470 Plus, not an R cylinder, for this ASIN. Included components list a gas cartridge; UK reviews and Argos say the box had none, so budget for gas. One UK review says gas keeps flowing if the flame blows out; no flame-failure device is named. It is the deepest-documented cartridge Party Grill here if you accept buying the cartridge.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Campers and caravan cooks who want a cartridge Party Grill with a deep UK review file and will buy a CV470 Plus themselves.
Less suitable: Buyers who need an R904/R907 cylinder stove, a garden trolley, or a cartridge already in the box.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the listing say a gas cartridge is in the box?
Included components list a gas cartridge. A UK review says no canister was in the box. The bullets name a CV470 Plus, with a stated run time of up to 3 hours, and the title also names an R907.
Is assembly required?
The listing says no. The bullets say the legs come off and a carry bag is included.
Does the file mention a flame cut-off?
No flame-failure device is named in the specification lines. One UK review says the gas keeps flowing if the flame is blown out.
The Party Grill 600 at £191.99 is the R-cylinder Party Grill in this set: 4,000 W for R907 or R904, 290 g/h, with a carry bag, removable legs and a lockable lid with thermometer. Stated runtimes are 9 hours 30 minutes on an R907 and 6 hours 15 minutes on an R904. Amazon prints 10.7 kg; Campingaz UK prints 12 kg for the same model — confirm before you promise a lift. The regulator and hose are sold separately; a CV470 must not feed this burner. UK reviews praise the cooking surfaces and the bag for caravan or motorhome use, and they also report weight, a greasy water tray, arrival damage, and a leg that Campingaz replaced. The star line is 4.6 from 527. Choose it when you already run R cylinders and can lift it; skip it if you only own CV cartridges.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Caravan and motorhome cooks who use R904 or R907 cylinders, can lift about 11 kg, and will buy a Campingaz regulator and hose.
Less suitable: Buyers who only own CV470 cartridges, need a sub-5 kg pack, or want gas already in the box.
Specifications
Common questions
Will a patio gas bottle fit this listing?
The bullets specify Campingaz cylinders R907 or R904. They say the regulator and hose are sold separately. Stated runtimes are 9 hours 30 minutes on an R907 and 6 hours 15 minutes on an R904.
Is a carry bag included?
Yes. Included components list a carry bag, removable legs and a lockable lid. The listing says assembly is not required.
What do UK reviews repeat?
Buyers praise the cooking surfaces and the bag for caravan or motorhome use. Repeated complaints are the weight, a greasy water tray, arrival damage, and a leg that Campingaz replaced.
The Attitude 2go CV at £190.96 is a 2.4 kW tabletop grill with a 48 × 26 cm cast-iron grid, a lid with thermometer, and piezo ignition. Bullets name a CV470 Plus via Easy Clic Plus; hose and connection are included, but the cartridge is not in the included-components line. The listing says no assembly and a 13 kg weight — Campingaz UK prints about 14 kg for the same SKU. Amazon’s tiny dimension cell disagrees with the bullet sizes; prefer the bullets. The 4.6 from 426 line is shared with the Othello file’s review text, so do not treat those two as independent samples. It suits a small patio table if you can lift about 13 kg and buy the cartridge; it is a poor picnic pack without a named bag.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Patio cooks who want a lidded cast-iron tabletop on a CV470 Plus and can lift about 13 kg onto a table.
Less suitable: Campers who need a bag under 5 kg, or anyone treating the 4.6 from 426 line as a second sample from the Othello.
Specifications
Common questions
What gas does the Attitude listing name?
The bullets say a CV470 Plus via Easy Clic Plus. The hose and cartridge connection are included. Included components list a lid, a rack and a tray, not a cartridge.
Does it need assembly?
The listing says no, and the installation type is tabletop. The bullets say it is shipped fully assembled. The stated weight is 13 kg.
Why is the size line so small?
Amazon prints 23.2 x 20.5 x 14.2 cm. The bullets print closed 59 x 52 x 36 cm and open 59 x 47 x 61 cm, with a 48 x 26 cm cast-iron grid.
The Othello 1 CV at £159.99 is a 2.8 kW enamelled plancha (30 × 45 cm), pre-assembled, with electronic ignition and batteries in the bullets. The listing says a CV470 Plus is not included while hose and regulator are; gas consumption is printed at 204 g/h. No lid is named — the title says table BBQ and plancha, so expect a flat plate, not a Party Grill lid. The amazon.co.uk line shows 4.6 from 426 ratings, but the UK review bodies in this file repeat the Attitude 2go CV text, including the same names and dates, so that sample is not a second clean proof. At 10.5 kg it is heavier than a Party Grill 400 and lighter than the Attitude. Use it when you specifically want a plancha and accept the shared-review caveat.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Cooks who want a flat enamelled plancha on a CV470 Plus with hose and regulator already in the bullets.
Less suitable: Anyone who needs a separate UK review sample, a lidded Party Grill, or a light picnic pack.
Specifications
Common questions
What gas does the Othello listing name?
The bullets say it runs on a Campingaz CV470 Plus, which is not included. They also say the hose and regulator are included. Gas consumption is printed as 204 g/h.
Is it a lidded barbecue?
The title calls it a portable table BBQ and a plancha. No lid is named in the bullets or in the included-components line.
Can the 4.6 from 426 reviews be read on their own?
That is the listing line. The UK review bodies in this file repeat the Attitude 2go CV file, including the same names and dates, so they are not a separate sample.
At £43.92 with 4.4 from 2,749 amazon.co.uk ratings, the black Party Grill is the lightest cooker in this set: 2.9 kg and 1,350 W on CV470 or CV300 cartridges. Buyers use the grill, griddle and stove modes for short picnic or campsite meals rather than a garden trolley cook. The listing says assembly is not required, yet some reviews describe release clips and a buyer who could not get the legs off, so treat “no assembly” as a claim to check on arrival. A carry bag is not named in the included components. One specification line prints 230 V on a cartridge stove — that is not a mains lead. The review file is large enough to weigh against the missing bag and the odd voltage cell.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Shoppers who want a named CV cartridge stove under £50, will buy gas separately, and can live without a named carry bag.
Less suitable: Anyone who needs an R-cylinder stove, a bag in the box, or a wheeled garden barbecue.
Specifications
Common questions
Which gas does the listing name?
The bullets say it runs on CV470 and CV300 gas cartridges. The specification line also prints 230 V, which does not match a cartridge stove.
Does the listing say assembly is required?
The listing says no. Reviews disagree: some buyers use release clips, and one buyer could not get the legs off.
Is a carry bag included?
The included-components line lists a lid and a pan. A carry bag is not named.
The Xpert 100 L at £124.99 is a 7.1 kW wheeled trolley with two burners, a lid thermometer and a 45 × 34 cm chromed grid — a garden grill, not a Party Grill. Assembly is required; non-UK reviews in the file call the build long, and one buyer hired help. The listing never names a cartridge, regulator or pressure, so you cannot finish the gas story from this folder alone. A specification line says side burner count 2 while the bullets describe two foldable side tables — treat that as tables, not two extra hobs. Another cell prints 230 V on a gas grill; ignore it. The star line is 4.2 from 205, but there are no UK review bodies in the saved file. Only buy it after you confirm hose and pressure from the appliance plate.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Garden cooks who want a mid-price wheeled Campingaz trolley and will confirm the gas plate before ordering hose or bottle.
Less suitable: Campers who need a bag and a named CV or R fitting, or anyone who will not check the regulator themselves.
Specifications
Common questions
Does this listing name the gas fitting?
No. The bullets give 7.1 kW and 515 g/h, and they do not name a cartridge, a regulator or a pressure.
Are there two side burners?
The specification line says side burner count 2. The bullets describe two foldable side tables, a piezo and two wheels.
Is assembly required?
Yes. Non-UK reviews in the file call assembly long, and one buyer hired help. There are no UK review bodies in the file.
The Xpert 200 LS Plus at £224.99 is the top of this set’s garden trolleys: 8.2 kW plus a 2.1 kW side burner, lava stone, enamelled cast-iron 54 × 34 cm, and 27 kg. Assembly is required. The listing never names a cartridge, regulator or pressure. A wattage field prints 2,200 W against the 8.2 kW plus 2.1 kW bullets — prefer the kilowatt lines. Amazon size and cooking-area cells disagree with the bullets. Only two UK review bodies sit in the file; one says a standard UK butane bottle will not sit on the shelf, so the bottle stays in the open and the trolley is harder to move. The star line is 4.0 from 106. Leave it until the gas plate and bottle fit are confirmed.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Garden cooks who want lava stone and a side burner and will confirm bottle fit and regulator from the plate before buying.
Less suitable: Campers, anyone who needs a named CV or R fitting in the listing, or buyers who want a deep UK review file.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the listing name the gas bottle?
No. The bullets give 8.2 kW plus a 2.1 kW side burner and a gas consumption of 597 g/h plus 153 g/h. They do not name a cartridge, a regulator or a pressure.
Will a standard UK butane bottle sit on the shelf?
One of the two UK reviews says it does not. The gap between the shelf and the pan was too small, so the bottle sits in the open and the trolley is harder to move.
Which power figure should I use?
The title and bullets say 8.2 kW plus a 2.1 kW side burner. The wattage field prints 2,200 W. The grilling area in the bullets is 1,800 cm²; Amazon prints 710 square centimetres.
The multi-burner cooker at £177.30 lists 5,200 W, a grate with grease tray, a lacquered lid used as a wind shield, and a motorless rotisserie. Ignition is manual. A hose is included; optional regulators 32412 or 32420 are named for 5 kg and 11 kg bottles, without a UK pressure figure. The star line is 3.6 from 201 — the weakest in this set — and the saved review bodies are from other countries. The listing warns that international stock may differ in fit and labelling. Dimension and cooking-area lines disagree, and the title code differs from the model number. Treat it as a borderline cooker, not a Party Grill, and only if you can confirm the UK regulator yourself.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Buyers who specifically want a multi-burner cooker with a motorless rotisserie and will confirm a UK regulator and stock origin.
Less suitable: Shoppers who need a deep UK review file, a named CV cartridge stove, or a simple Party Grill.
Specifications
Common questions
Which regulator does the listing name?
The bullets say a hose is included, and they name optional regulators 32412 (1.5 kg/h) or 32420 (1.0 kg/h) for 5 kg and 11 kg bottles. They do not name a UK pressure.
Does the rotisserie have a motor?
The bullets say the rotisserie is included and that it has no motor. The grate and grease tray come out together.
Are there UK reviews in the file?
No. The listing line is 3.6 from 201 reviews. The saved review bodies are from other countries, and the listing warns that international stock may differ in fit and labelling.
Eight amazon.co.uk Campingaz listings were scored from 0 to 100 on 21 October 2026. Amazon evidence is up to 45: round of stars divided by 5, times 30, plus a review-count band up to 15. If the saved file has no UK review bodies, 4 points come off after that sum, with a floor of 12. Gas and form clarity is up to 25. Review pattern is up to 20. Value is up to 10. The top pick is the highest score. Best value is the lowest shelf price among products that score at least 85 and have at least 1,000 amazon.co.uk reviews. This is not a lab cook, and it does not certify EN 498 or UKCA.
Amazon evidence
45%Up to 45 points from the amazon.co.uk star line and the review count. Stars contribute round(stars divided by 5, times 30). The count then adds 15 at 2,000 reviews or more, 12 at 500, 9 at 200, 6 at 100, 3 at 50, and 1 at 1 or more. The band is capped at 45. A file with no UK review bodies loses 4 points after that sum, and the score does not fall below 12.
Gas and form clarity
25%Up to 25 points when the listing names a CV cartridge or an R cylinder and the form matches a Party Grill, a tabletop or a trolley. A named gas with a conflicting included-components line scores 18. A blank fitting, or only optional bottle regulators without a UK pressure, scores 10. A borderline form with an incomplete fitting story scores 8.
Review pattern
20%Up to 20 points from how the UK review file sits with the star line. At least 50 UK review bodies and stars of at least 4.4 score 18. Stars of at least 4.4 with at least 400 reviews score 14 when the review bodies overlap another ASIN in this set. Stars of at least 4.0 and at least 100 reviews with few or no UK bodies score 12. Stars under 4.0, or only two UK bodies, score 8. No UK bodies and stars under 4.0 score 6.
Value
10%Up to 10 points from shelf price and review depth. Under £50 with at least 1,000 reviews scores 10. Under £100 with at least 2,000 reviews and a named cartridge scores 9. Under £200 with at least 400 reviews and a complete gas story scores 7. An unnamed fitting or a thin review file scores 5. Stars under 4.0 score 3.
Choose the gas before the star count. A Campingaz gas barbecue here is a cartridge portable, a cylinder portable, a lidded tabletop, a plancha, a wheeled trolley or a multi-burner cooker. Shelf prices in this set run from about £43.92 to about £224.99. A named CV cartridge, a named R cylinder and a blank fitting are three different buys. A 4.6 from 4,208 reviews is a different record from 4.6 from 426 reviews, and two of those 426-review files share text.
A Campingaz gas barbecue in this set is an outdoor LPG cooker, not one grill in several sizes. The portable Party Grill form swaps a grid, a non-stick griddle and a pan support over a water tray. One lid is described as a wok; a UK review disagrees. The larger Party Grill lid has a thermometer and is described as an oven. A lidded tabletop uses a cast-iron grid and does not need assembly. A plancha is a flat enamelled plate whose title may also say table BBQ, so it stays a borderline fit.
The Party Grill 600 is specified for R907 or R904 cylinders. Campingaz’s Twin Connection instructions say a CV470 Plus should not feed a single burner above 2,500 W, or the cartridge can freeze. The regulator and hose for the 600 are extra. A cartridge from the 400 is the wrong supply.
The Party Grill 400 CV lists a gas cartridge in included components. UK reviews say the box had none. Budget for a CV470 Plus. The title also prints an R907, while the CV manual keeps this model on cartridges. Buy the cartridge the bullets name, not an R cylinder, for that ASIN.
A 230 V cell on the black Party Grill or the Xpert 100 L is not a mains lead. A side-burner count of 2 on the Xpert 100 L is two foldable side tables in the bullets. Do not light any of these in an awning because the wind blew the flame out. No file lists a flame-failure device. One UK review of the 400 says the gas keeps flowing if the flame dies.
The gas named on the listing is the first fork. The black Party Grill names CV470 and CV300 at 1,350 W. The 400 CV names a CV470 Plus at 2,000 W, with a stated run time of up to three hours, and the title also prints an R907. The Attitude names a CV470 Plus at 2.4 kW, with hose and connection included and the cartridge absent from the included line. The Othello names a CV470 Plus at 2.8 kW, not included, with hose and regulator included.
Weight and form are the second fork. A 2.9 kg black Party Grill with no bag named is a picnic pack. The 400 CV at about 4.9 kg includes a bag and about a 36 cm pan. The 600 at 10.7 kg on amazon.co.uk, or 12 kg on the Campingaz UK line, includes a bag and stands about 99 cm tall. The Attitude is a 13 kg tabletop with a 48 × 26 cm cast-iron grid and no assembly. The Othello is a 10.5 kg plancha, 30 × 45 cm, with no lid named.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You want a light cartridge cooker for a picnic or a campsite and you will buy a CV470 yourself. The black Party Grill is about £43.92, at 4.4 from 2,749 ratings, 2.9 kg and 1,350 W on CV470 or CV300. A carry bag is not named. Ignore the 230 V cell.
You want a cartridge Party Grill you can pack, and you will read the UK reviews before you trust the box contents. The Party Grill 400 CV is about £96.01, at 4.6 from 4,208 ratings, about 4.9 kg, with a bag and a CV470 Plus named. The components line lists a cartridge. UK reviews say the box had none.
You already refill R904 or R907 cylinders and you can lift about 11 kg. The Party Grill 600 is about £191.99, at 4.6 from 527 ratings, 4,000 W, with a bag. The regulator and hose are extra. A CV470 is the wrong gas for this burner.
The top pick is the Party Grill 400 CV at about £96.01. It is the highest score, 94, from 4.6 and 4,208 amazon.co.uk ratings, with a bag and a CV470 Plus named. UK reviews and the components line disagree on whether a cartridge is in the box, so this is not a claim that gas arrives with it. The best value is the black Party Grill at about £43.92, score 92, from 4.4 and 2,749 ratings. It is the lowest shelf price among listings at 85 or above with at least 1,000 reviews. A bag is not named. None of these scores is a lab cook.
Party Grill 400 CV
Highest score: 94, from 4.6 and 4,208 ratings, at about £96.01, with a bag and a CV470 Plus named. Buy the cartridge. Not a lab cook.
Party Grill (black)
Best value as the lowest shelf price at 85 or above with at least 1,000 reviews: about £43.92, 4.4 from 2,749 ratings, on CV470 or CV300.
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Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
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