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Solo Stove Campfire
Solo Stove Campfire Stove

Solo Stove Campfire Stove

4.8· 346 ratings

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$67.20at Camping World, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the Solo Stove Campfire Stove

The Solo Stove Campfire is a 2.2 lb stainless steel wood-burning stove that runs on twigs, pine cones and other biomass instead of fuel canisters. Its double-wall design pulls air back through the fire for a secondary burn, which Solo Stove rates at up to 400° hotter than a standard fire and 2,600 watts of output. It measures 7 x 7 x 9.25 inches, comes with a carrying bag, and supports an optional tripod. Its only recorded price is $67.20 at Camping World as of October 28, 2026, so there is no recent range to compare against yet.

Best forCampers who want to cook without carrying fuel canistersGroups of 4 or more cooking at a basecampBackyard fire-pit cooking and s'moresEmergency or off-grid cooking where dead wood is available
Pros
  • No fuel to buy or pack; burns sticks, twigs and pine cones
  • Secondary burn gives a hot, near-smokeless flame
  • 304 stainless steel resists rust and corrosion
  • Ash pan and heat shield protect the ground from scorching
  • Cooking ring's angled lip pushes heat toward the pot
  • Packs down to 7 x 9.25 inches with a carrying bag
Cons
  • You must gather dry wood, which is slow and unreliable in wet weather
  • 2.2 lbs is heavier than many canister stoves
  • No ignition included; you supply a fire starter
  • One burner only, and no built-in wind screen
  • Tripod for hanging pots is sold separately

Solo Stove Campfire Stove prices at every store

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Solo Stove Campfire Stove price history

$67.20$67.20
Oct 28Oct 30

Lowest price we've seen: $67.20 on Oct 28 at Camping World. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 28.

What reviewers say

With 4.8 out of 5 from 346 ratings, owners are largely enthusiastic. They praise how well it burns on found wood and how little smoke it produces once the secondary burn kicks in. Complaints center on lighting it and on performance in wind and rain.

Pros
  • Hot, efficient burn from small twigs and pine cones
  • Noticeably less smoke than an open fire
  • Sturdy stainless build that holds up over seasons
  • Compact enough to pack for car camping
Cons
  • Takes patience to start and keep fed
  • Struggles in strong wind without a shield
  • Wet wood makes it hard to keep going
  • Needs frequent fuel top-ups for long cooking sessions

From Camping World

  • Cooks for 4+ people
  • Made from durable 304 stainless-steel
  • Runs on sticks, twigs, pine cones & other biomass
  • Environmentally friendly
  • Heat shield between ash pan and stove bottom protects ground from scorching
  • Cooking ring's angled lip directs heat toward pot to reduce heat loss
Materials
304 stainless-steel
Guarantee
Manufacturer's lifetime guarantee
Returns
Most unused items can be returned for a refund or exchange, minus shipping, within 90 days of purchase unless noted under exceptions and exclusions.
Shipping
FREE Shipping over; estimated delivery in 5-7 days; FREE In-Store Pickup; cannot be shipped internationally.

Specifications

Weight
2.2 lbs
Material
Stainless Steel
Fuel Type
Twigs, Leaves, Pine cones, Wood
Number Of Burners
1
Heat Output
Burns up to 400° hotter than a standard fire
Power Output
2600 Watts
Burner Size
1-burner stove

Questions and answers

Is the Solo Stove Campfire worth it?
Yes if you camp where dead wood is plentiful and want to skip canister fuel. If you need fast, reliable cooking in wet or windy conditions, a gas stove is the safer pick.
How does it compare to the Solo Stove Lite?
The Campfire is the larger model, sized for 4+ people, while the Lite is a solo or two-person stove. The Campfire weighs more but fits bigger pots and feeds a group.
Do I need to buy the tripod separately?
Yes. The tripod is a supported accessory but not included; the box has the stove and a carrying bag. The tripod lets you hang a pot over the flame.
Can it burn anything besides twigs?
It runs on biomass such as twigs, leaves, pine cones and split wood. Avoid wet or green wood, which smokes and burns poorly.
How big a pot can it hold?
The cooking ring is built for group-sized pots serving 4 or more. Very wide or heavy pots are better hung from the optional tripod.
When is the price lowest?
The only recorded price is $67.20 at Camping World as of October 28, 2026. Watch for outdoor-gear sales in spring and around Black Friday for discounts.
Is the Solo Stove Campfire Stove at its lowest price?
The lowest price we've seen is $67.20 at Camping World on October 28.
What do buyers say about the Solo Stove Campfire Stove?
Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 346 ratings.
Ignition Type
Fire starter
Cooking Surface Type
Cooking ring
Weather Resistance
Resistant to rust and corrosion
Length
7 in
Width
7 in
Height
9.25 in
Body Material
Stainless Steel, 304 stainless steel
Grate Material
Nichrome wire
Use Case
Outdoor cooking, Camping
Group Size
4+ people
Typical Users
Campers
Terrain
Stone, Best used on the ground, Concrete, Dirt, Firepan
Servings
4+ people
Included Accessories
Carrying bag
Supported Accessories
Tripod
Color
Silver