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Don't remember who it was, maybe Mitch that
researching the little portable campfire pits,,,,,
well,,,seeing how we have the fire restrictions
up here right now and we can't use these nice
rock firepits up in this campground, the ranger
came by to make sure I knew,
anyway,, the ones that burn the pellets, also
can not be used during fire restriction. However,
the little one that uses the propane bottle can
be used during fire restrictions. Guess my decision
was easy on that one.
Here's the one that can be used,,,,
https://www.amazon.com/Camco-58031-Camp ... B000O51VJ0

That is an expensive campfire!

Gotta pay for toys when ya want them, last
time I was at camping world, they were on
sale with my membership, I could have got
one for $79, will wait till they go on sale again.

I was just wondering a couple of days ago if the pellet campfire could be used during a burn ban.
Good to know it can't be!
I have the Campfire-In-A-Can and I bought a small propane tank to go with it.
The thing works great, especially those nights when you don't want to take the time to build a real wood fire and then you wanna go to bed just as it catches nicely!

Thanks, Ava, for passing this info on!

You can order this one from Walmart: Camco 58041 Portable Propane Campfire, Includes 2 Bags of Lava Rocks

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Camco-58041-P ... s/46529363

Can you roast marshmallows over that?

BarbaraRose wrote:Can you roast marshmallows over that?

Yes.

good to know!! that you can roast marshmallows...
while we were in SLC the kids bought us a fire pit but once put together it wasn't really portable
and it was for wood only might have to look into this as it's been said sometimes wood smoke isn't
desired
sheila