Lifetime Camping Table
A large table that folds in half for portability. The legs are powder-coated steel, so they *shouldn't* rust, but might over time, especially if the paint gets chipped / scratched
Plastic
Folding
Large
REDCAMP Aluminum Folding Table
A small, sturdy aluminum table with a plastic top. Folds for portability
Aluminum
Folding
Small
ALPS Mountaineering Camp Table
This all-aluminum table is good for 2 people and folds to the size of a normal camp chair
Aluminum
Plank-style
Medium
Why you need it
You're going to be outside a lot, so it's nice to have a table, whether it's to work from, cook, or eat off of
Decisions to make
Aluminum vs plastic and steel
Aluminum tends to be the best material since it's rust-proof (and light-weight), and your table will probably be out in the rain every once in a while. Plastic doesn't rust either, but tends to be less durable and typically has steel legs. Steel is durable and cheap, but will rust over time.
Plank-style vs folding vs solid top
The tabletops of plank-style tables collapse to about the size of a camping chair, but they tend to be less stable. Solid-top (non-folding) tables tend to be the sturdiest, but take up a lot of space. Folding tables are a nice middle-ground.
Size
Sizes range from small side tables, to large tables for dining
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