Fire ring/bowl??
Do you travel with one? What do you use? Hubby doesn't want propane - only a real wood burning fire.
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Even though DW doesn't like them - I always keep two fireplace 'fire logs' in the TT for a fire if we want one and don't have time or desire to shop for local firewood.
Don't bother carrying another gadget with propane.
We camp hosted at Big Bend NP last summer - where wood fires are never allowed. One evening a law enforcement ranger spotted folks sitting around one of the "Little Red Campfire" units in the link above. He finally told them to put it away because it violated the 'open flame' prohibition. Then vowed to get the regulation rewritten to include those.
My opinion is anyplace which doesn't allow open flame fires, or wood fires, would also not allow those. Might be wrong.
They are certainly less hassle than an open wood fire.
Another place we camp hosted allowed wood fires - and about once a week - the LE ranger would write a ticket because someone did not completely put their fire out before leaving camp, or going to bed. Well he didn't write tickets after bed time - just made the folks get up and dowse the fire.
The Little Red Campfire is 13.5 inches x 13.5 inches x 10.7 inches without the propane container - about 1 cubic foot.
Don't bother carrying another gadget with propane.
We camp hosted at Big Bend NP last summer - where wood fires are never allowed. One evening a law enforcement ranger spotted folks sitting around one of the "Little Red Campfire" units in the link above. He finally told them to put it away because it violated the 'open flame' prohibition. Then vowed to get the regulation rewritten to include those.
My opinion is anyplace which doesn't allow open flame fires, or wood fires, would also not allow those. Might be wrong.
They are certainly less hassle than an open wood fire.
Another place we camp hosted allowed wood fires - and about once a week - the LE ranger would write a ticket because someone did not completely put their fire out before leaving camp, or going to bed. Well he didn't write tickets after bed time - just made the folks get up and dowse the fire.
rjxj wrote:
I dont know what size it is
The Little Red Campfire is 13.5 inches x 13.5 inches x 10.7 inches without the propane container - about 1 cubic foot.
