Camping Stove Selection
A camping stove gives campers the luxury of being able to cook delicious meals while trekking through the wilderness or relaxing at a public camp site. Our camping stove collection ranges from compact, lightweight models, which are perfect for long distance hikes, to larger propane grills with a host of features.
Looking to transform your current outdoor grill or BBQ into a camping stove? Check out our single burner BBQ Box, which has a patented diffuser plate that vaporizes grease in order to infuse your food with a rich BBQ flavor. And remember, all our products come with a 30-day 100% money-back guarantee, so you can buy with confidence.
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Michael D. G. from Phoenix, AZ
Good,light and efficient dual fuel stove(alcohol & solid tablet).
Michael D. G. reviewed:
Vargo Triad Titanium Stove
Michael D. G. from Phoenix, AZ
Haven't had a chance to use it yet,but looks to be fairly simple.Imagine, cornbread and biscuits for breakfast on a long pitch or better yet,anytime.
Michael D. G. reviewed:
Backpacker's Pantry Outback Oven Ultralight
S S. from San Diego, Ca 92109
Nice and easy to take along. Cooks a little uneven and is too small for much but is part of our desert trips now
S S. reviewed:
Cadac Safari Chef Gas Grill
Mark M. from Carson, CA
Great little unit! It folds flat for easy storage.
the only issue is that it does not have a lid to close, but that's no biggie.
Mark M. reviewed:
Fire Sense HotSpot Notebook Charcoal BBQ Grill
Jenn S. from On The Road...traveling The Us
I am traveling/camping full time for several months and purchased the Cobb as an extra cooking method along with and in case of running out of propane. The Cobb has turned out to be my go to cooking method as it can be fired up and used in the rain, on the beach, on the picnic table, or under a tent shelter. I find it takes more charcoal than the 5 - 7 briquettes mentioned in advertising and that maybe my learning how to calculate Charcoal readiness or I am not using a high quality charcoal. I have cooked a chicken on the standup rack: it turned out great, baked cookies and bread: turned out great but needed to flip them on the heat surface half way through, cooked bacon and eggs on the heat surface, and roasted vegetables on the open rack system. One night in Texas, where we could not have a fire but could burn charcoal, we loaded up the charcoal well with briquettes and had a "fire". I also have the extension ring to lift the cooking surface up off the charcoal and find that to be very useful. My Cobb purchase included all the cooking surfaces offered and I use them all. I highly recommend this product. I think long and hard about what I give space to in my camping gear. The Cobb stove is a high value camping item for my needs. Highly recommended!!!
Jenn S. reviewed:
Cobb Cobb Kitchen-In-A-Box
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