Smoky
Well-known member
Some of you may recall at Quartzite we were pestering everyone who knew anything about portable campfires.? We gave a long look at propane portable campfires and finally gave up on them.? Not only are they expensive, but to me they are unwieldy.? Who wants to carry a big propane tank around and hoses and all that stuff?? And they just did not seem real to me when I was near them.
We found the solution at QZ but did not really put it to the test until this week.? It is called campfire in a can.? It travels collapsed inside a metal cover and fits in a box no more than 1 foot square.? Assembled it is stacked a couple feet high with a cylinder that has many holes in it.? You can burn either artificial wood or real wood.? We use a small block of artificial to get things started and pile real wood in on top.
We like it because we can usually gather our own wood and at worst buy a pack at the CG or the local grocery store.? I keep a small amount in a plastic storage bin so a campfire is always ready when we pull in.
Here are some pictures taken in the last 24 hours.? We love it and it cost only $79 on sale at QZ.
We found the solution at QZ but did not really put it to the test until this week.? It is called campfire in a can.? It travels collapsed inside a metal cover and fits in a box no more than 1 foot square.? Assembled it is stacked a couple feet high with a cylinder that has many holes in it.? You can burn either artificial wood or real wood.? We use a small block of artificial to get things started and pile real wood in on top.
We like it because we can usually gather our own wood and at worst buy a pack at the CG or the local grocery store.? I keep a small amount in a plastic storage bin so a campfire is always ready when we pull in.
Here are some pictures taken in the last 24 hours.? We love it and it cost only $79 on sale at QZ.