Propane campfire recommendation

[wgriswold]

My wife wants to get a propane campfire device since we are both bothered by smoke but enjoy an evening fire.

Do you have any recommendations for a good one?

[fairfaxjim]

wgriswold wrote:
Thank you all for your advice. An Outland Premiun Firebowl is on order from Costco; $125 with free shipping.

You won't regret it. We use & enjoy ours way more than we had campfires.

[wgriswold]

Thank you all for your advice. An Outland Premiun Firebowl is on order from Costco; $125 with free shipping.

[rjf7g]

I love our Little Red Campfire - it's easy to pack up and very light.

[SCVJeff]

ktmrfs wrote:
I would have recomended a CAMPFIRE IN A CAN. but I believe they are now out of business. Thankfully I got one years ago.

Lots of heat, easy to store.

x2!
Last I checked they have a website still up with a kickstarter pitch, but it all looks old. Glad I have mine too

[ktmrfs]

I would have recomended a CAMPFIRE IN A CAN. but I believe they are now out of business. Thankfully I got one years ago.

Lots of heat, easy to store.

[corvettekent]

We have the Outland Firebowl. It works great.

[gmc88]

Camco 58031 “Little Red Campfire” Portable Propane Camp Fire

[gmc88]

This is the one we use. It fits behind the seat of our F350 super cab

[asullivan920]

go to lowes or home depot. Got mine at lowes $99. We love to have a night fire as well but the wood fire smoke really bothers the wife and I. Dont have to worry as much about fire restrictions, can have a full fire right up till you want to go to bed and shut it off. Tons of perks.

The one I got from Lowes

[azdryheat]

We got the $100 one from Lowe's. Works great. One modification was to replace the rock with blue mirrored glass chips.

[lc0338]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00TNS8HMI/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=drvi-20&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=B00TNS8HMI&linkId=ace35bd7fa18fb24ec4c14c44e1a74d2

[lc0338]

These people recommend this one