We have a set of the Cuisinart nesting cookware shown
here in our trailer. It's really well made cookware, everything nests inside the largest pot, and comes in a nice travel sack. Very happy with this choice. I think this product may be discontinued, but you can still find places on line with stock on hand. Seems to be quite popular with the boating crowd.
We supplement the nesting cookware set with a nice non-stick frying pan for things like eggs where that seems to work well. You can often pick up good quality pans for reasonable prices at restaurant supply stores. If the menu dictates we sometimes bring a large griddle that covers both sides of a typical 2-burner stove. Works well for things like pancakes or french toast for a group.
We've also become a fan of silicone collapsible bowls and colanders such as this one (from
Amazon). They work well and store very compactly.
Add in a dutch oven or two and we're ready to go!
We mostly use paper plates to save on clean up. As long as you are permitted to have a campfire the trash isn't an issue. We're planning a week in the Maze this fall where there are no fires allowed, and no water. So we're trying to assess the tradeoff between hauling the trash from eating on paper, or carrying the water for cleanup for a week.
As a side note we've had an older set of the T-FAL cookware for our slide in camper for ten years or so. It cooks pretty well, and although it doesn't see daily use it's holding up well.
