Abstract: A camping utensil support apparatus for keeping utensils off the ground near a campfire includes a bottom pole having a bottom shaft terminating at a spiked tip. A main pole is coupled to the bottom pole and has an open bottom side, a main sidewall, and a capped top side. The main sidewall has a pin aperture extending therethrough and the bottom pole is telescopingly engageable through the open bottom side between a compacted position with a lower through hole aligned with the pin aperture and an alternate extended position with an upper through hole aligned with the pin aperture. A spring clip is coupled through the pin aperture of the main pole to maintain the apparatus in the compacted position or the extended position, respectively. A plurality of pegs is coupled to the main pole and is configured to secure a plurality of eating and cooking utensils.

Abstract: A camping utensil support apparatus for keeping utensils off the ground near a campfire includes a bottom pole having a bottom shaft terminating at a spiked tip. A main pole is coupled to the bottom pole and has an open bottom side, a main sidewall, and a capped top side. The main sidewall has a pin aperture extending therethrough and the bottom pole is telescopingly engageable through the open bottom side between a compacted position with a lower through hole aligned with the pin aperture and an alternate extended position with an upper through hole aligned with the pin aperture. A spring clip is coupled through the pin aperture of the main pole to maintain the apparatus in the compacted position or the extended position, respectively. A plurality of pegs is coupled to the main pole and is configured to secure a plurality of eating and cooking utensils.