NEW includes two Fire Features – Black Fire Glass and Log Set Compact light weight: Dia.15″ x H 10.5″. Easy to carry at only 16.5 lbs. Aluminum canister top functions as a stand and protective carrying case Adjustable shut off valve allows easy control of fire size up to 64,000 BTU’s Pedestal style base provides
NEW includes two Fire Features – Black Fire Glass and Log Set
Compact light weight: Dia.15″ x H 10.5″. Easy to carry at only 16.5 lbs.
Aluminum canister top functions as a stand and protective carrying case
Adjustable shut off valve allows easy control of fire size up to 64,000 BTU’s
Pedestal style base provides easy internal storage of 10′ hose & regulator
Removable cooking grate, perfect for the coffee pot or skillet
Easy RV hook up: Propane hose fittings are 1/4″ thread
Collapsible carry handle folds flat for easy storage
Black Reflective Fire Glass with storage pouch
Realistic one-piece log set for an authentic wood burning campfire appearance
Fire Ban Approved, enjoy a campfire anywhere, anytime
CSA Certified USA/Canada
Natural Gas Conversion Orifice, easily convert from propane to Natural Gas
No Messy Vermiculite
From the backyard to camping, our environmentally friendly and safe outdoor fire pits give you a warm, welcoming campfire experience anytime, anywhere. All Campfire In A Can products include the Happy Camper Guarantee – If you’re not happy, we’re not happy!
Accessories available from our Storefront include:
The Cover – Protect your investment and keep your Campfire looking great!
Womp’Em Sticks – Have great fun with our campfire cooking sticks!
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Campfire in a can This is a must have for all you campers that are tired of finding space and hauling all the wood. I originally had another propane fire pit and the flame was way too low for me. This one looks and feels like an actual fire. My advice is to spend the extra money and get something you know you will enjoy.
Lots of questions More than any piece of camping gear I have this one gets the most questions. I have a wife who gets migraines and a daughter with asthma, campfire smoke is not good for either of them. They have no problem with the CIAC. This can also be used in most places that have burn bans. If they let you use a stove they should let you use this. In Michigan we are prohibited from transporting firewood because of the spread of the emerald ash borer. Many campgrounds are taking advantage of this to sock it…
Great Campfire I have only used it once in 37 deg weather, everybody liked it and it puts out a lot of heat. The flames look cool and very realistic. I think this beats dragging five boxes of firewood along. And I can use it at home on the deck
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