Picnic Tables

Most picnickers hope that they can find an empty picnic table when they reach their destination. Many understand that they will have no table at all and will have to simply “make due” with what they can find in the area. We hope to help people overcome either scenario described above by offering a good array of portable picnic tables instead.

We make a good array of styles available, and are also glad to offer umbrellas and sunshades for some of the styles too. Let’s first take a look at the tables before moving on to the shades.

The best portable picnic tables will usually feature seating for two to four, and will use durable frames that collapse for easy storage and portability. To meet the needs of a wide range of customers we offer picnic tables that use rigid and flexible materials.

For example, our Dalby Portable Table for 2 uses reinforced polyester and an aluminum frame to hold up to 250 pounds in weight. The table features a backpack carry bag and built in drink holders for ease of use.

At the other end of the proverbial spectrum is the Wooden Portable Picnic Table that seats four and which uses wooden benches and a wooden tabletop. This style folds up into a suitcase format and features an aluminum alloy frame for incredible durability. It comes in a canvas carrying bag, but is not something recommended for long hikes due to the 22 pounds of weight.

We also make a very handy Roll Up Travel Table available too. This is something that would comfortably seat four people, but which sits close to the ground. Thus, we feel that this is an optimal accessory for those who are picnicking in areas where there is not suitable space for the folding table options.

While we do make the sun shades available, we also have one picnic table with a built in umbrella as well. This is a table constructed with an aluminum frame and vinyl surfaces, and which is also very portable and good for a short hike or walk.

The shades are meant to serve in the same manner as beach umbrellas and all will fit conveniently into the holes left in the centers of all of our picnic tables. These holes are meant for a sun shade of some kind, but remember that strong winds and empty tables can cause the shades to pull them over. This is important to remember when setting up a portable picnic table.