Propane Campfire?

[7521]

Thinking of purchasing a propane powered portable campfire. Anyone have any experience or recommendations?

[billyb]

we bought a camp chef fire pit for about 90.00 and have been very happy with it. i can't remember from who, but if you shop around you'll find one. i picked it because the legs folde under and it stores in its own bag and fits in a 6" high space.

[palehorse89]

I bought this from amazon. Works great. This resort did not have fire rings when i made reservations and this is what i came up with. Fire logs i bought extra, 6 of them. Different fire everytime.

[GaryKD]

I've had a propane camp fire capability for years. For me it fits perfectly with the RV lifestyle. I carry a 20# bottle for fuel. The propane bottle also fuels my grill.

[NLOVNIT]

We like our propane Campfire-In-A-Can purchased from RVupgrades. Most campgrounds in OH & surrounding states do not let you bring in firewood due to the EAB. And, once, we were at a CG in IN during a prolonged dry spell & they wouldn't allow wood burning. The propane portable campfire fit the bill (see below). It does come with a grate for cooking over, but we've never used it. I don't want to get grease dripped on the ceramic logs.

Also, HERE is a previous thread & review about the propane campfire.

Lori-

[mikron]

Just bought one, little pricey but works fine.

[SlocanPaul]

Hey Lori & Dave, that thing really rocks, wow I've often wondered how much flame you get out of them. Now I know......sit way back. Thanks for the pic!

[NLOVNIT]

Camco does make a similar version running about half the price of the Campfire-In-A-Can gas model. You could probably get that at CW even cheaper with a President's Discount. I haven't seen one so I can't say how good or bad it is, just it's another option.



Lori-

[Gary RVRoamer]

We've carried a New Frontier propane campfire for 10 years - great to have when wood is not available or open campfires are not allowed.

New Frontier Campfire