As much new technology has gone into your fire pit, firewood is still the most common fuel type—for good reason, too.

It's just not camping without the campfire, but seasonal burning restrictions can stamp out any hopes of building a fire outside, or even inside, an official campground. Gas fire pits are a good ...

Are smokeless fire pits truly smoke-free, or just a clever marketing trick? Let’s separate fact from hype. The post Can a ...

Portable fire pits and single-use campfires are cropping up everywhere from suburban backyards to urban green spaces, as consumers look for ways to stay warm while socializing outside during the ...

When you’re camping, using a Bluetooth app on your phone to control the size of your campfire sounds like a joke, right? However, the BioLite Fire Pit lets you enjoy the sound, smell and warmth of a ...

There’s nothing like cozying up around a roaring campfire while you’re in the great outdoors. The problem is, sometimes lighting a campfire — and then dealing with the aftermath — turns out to be more ...

The expression bush telly is low-key Australian slang for a campfire – in fact, for whatever you’d look at on an evening when you’re sleeping in the countryside and without a TV. I’ve always thought ...

After a long, hot summer of campfire bans in state parks, on ocean beaches, and in some national parks and national forests across Washington, this weekend you can have your campfire — but not ...