My neighborhood recently added a shelter and expanded our playground area, and we (the board) would like to add a grill. We currently have a grill, but it's now a bit far away from this new expanded area/shelter, and it's pretty small and charcoal. We'd like a bigger one closer to the shelter, and I suggested propane to allow homeowners to bring their own tank to hook up and cook to not deal with charcoal.

I can't seem to find any sort of pole mountable grill that is propane after a quick search. Anybody know of any that exist, or is there no such thing? Maybe there are regulations against this?

Got me thinking maybe we just buy a regular backyard propane grill and mount it to the concrete or chain it to the structure. Any other ideas?

https://www.bbqguys.com/bbq-grills-smokers/post-mount-gas-grills

This doesn't answer your question at all. Guy above me took care of that. I don't think bringing a propane bottle is any easier that a bag of charcoal. Something else to consider is the upkeep of a gas grill compared to charcoal. At some point the burners will rust out, the burner covers will rust, and it will be out in the elements more than likely without a cover.

malenurse said:

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Personal opinion:

I think a propane grill for a community park is a bad idea. I would stick with charcoal. Too many bad things can happen with propane and unsupervised idiots residents.

Edit - no matter what you do, it WILL get stolen

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