Fall is synonymous with bonfires. There’s nothing quite like the warmth of a campfire on a crisp fall night in the woods, or the crackle of embers that bring the perfect end to a fall day in the backyard.
Not everyone has the time for building an epic backyard fire pit, and that’s OK. There are plenty of options out there that are affordable and can double as pits for campfires due to their portability. And let’s face it, isn’t it better to purchase something you’ll get more use out of? While we all wait for the revolutionary smokeless fire pit that BioLite is releasing in May 2018, here are five portable fire pits perfect for the backyard or camping this fall.

Free yourself from the confines of the typical campfire or backyard fire pit. Photo: Courtesy of BioLite

  1. Traeger Outdoor Fire Pit

The Traeger Outdoor Fire Pit may not be the most portable, but it sure looks good in the backyard. Photo: Courtesy of Traeger Price: $250 Fuel: Hardwood pellets or firewood Size: 25 inches tall, 26 inches in diameter, 48 pounds Traeger makes some pretty wonderful grills. But they also make this nice backyard fire pit that can double as a mini grill. At 48 pounds, you won’t really be bringing this one anywhere, but it makes for the perfect backyard fire pit. 2. UCO Flatpack Grill and Fire Pit

The UCO Flatpack Grill and Firepit is as portable as they come. Photo: Courtesy of UCO Price: $50 Fuel: Coal or wood Size: 13.5 inches x 10 inches x 11 inches when packed, 3.2 pounds On the opposite end of the spectrum from Traeger’s Outdoor Fire Pit is the UCO Flatpack Grill and Fire Pit. One of the most packable fire pit/grill combos around, you can take this pretty much anywhere. Taking only 30 seconds to set up, if you’re looking for portability this is the most affordable, portable option. 3. Snow Peak Pack & Carry Fireplace

Snow Peak’s Pack & Carry Fireplace works in the backyard or the camp site. Photo: Courtesy of Snow Peak Price: $190 Fuel: Coal or wood Size: 17.75 inches x 17.75 inches x 13 inches, 11.9 pounds Very similar to the UCO Flatpack, Snow Peak’s steel Pack & Carry Fireplace folds up for compact storage and portability. It comes in three different sizes, with the carry weight ranging from 4 pounds (small) to 11.9 pounds (large). Whatever size works for you, it’s not going to add a lot of weight to your back for camping. 4. Solo Stove Bonfire

The Solo Stove Bonfire is one of the prettiest fire pit options we could find. Photo: Courtesy of Solo Stove Price: $300 Fuel: Wood Size: 19.5 inches wide x 14 inches tall, 20 pounds The Solo Stove Bonfire won’t be an option if you’re looking for backcountry camping options instead of car camping or a backyard fire pit. (They have plenty of portable stoves and campfires for smaller options.) Rather, the Solo Stove Bonfire is a behemoth with airflow holes to create a more efficient fire while coming in a sleek, stainless-steel design. 5. BioLite CampStove 2

The BioLite CampStove 2 is a tried-and-true backcountry option. Photo: Courtesy of BioLite Price: $130 Fuel: Wood Size: 5 inches x 7.91 inches, 2.06 pounds The predecessor to the forthcoming BioLite FirePit, the CampStove 2 offers a compact design with the advancements of BioLite’s incredible battery packs. Sporting an integrated battery with a fan that helps create a more efficient fire, the CampStove 2 can act as a mini campfire or a cook stove.

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Fall is synonymous with bonfires. There’s nothing quite like the warmth of a campfire on a crisp fall night in the woods, or the crackle of embers that bring the perfect end to a fall day in the backyard.

Not everyone has the time for building an epic backyard fire pit, and that’s OK. There are plenty of options out there that are affordable and can double as pits for campfires due to their portability. And let’s face it, isn’t it better to purchase something you’ll get more use out of?

While we all wait for the revolutionary smokeless fire pit that BioLite is releasing in May 2018, here are five portable fire pits perfect for the backyard or camping this fall.

1. Traeger Outdoor Fire Pit

Price: $250 Fuel: Hardwood pellets or firewood Size: 25 inches tall, 26 inches in diameter, 48 pounds

Traeger makes some pretty wonderful grills. But they also make this nice backyard fire pit that can double as a mini grill. At 48 pounds, you won’t really be bringing this one anywhere, but it makes for the perfect backyard fire pit.

2. UCO Flatpack Grill and Fire Pit

Price: $50 Fuel: Coal or wood Size: 13.5 inches x 10 inches x 11 inches when packed, 3.2 pounds

On the opposite end of the spectrum from Traeger’s Outdoor Fire Pit is the UCO Flatpack Grill and Fire Pit. One of the most packable fire pit/grill combos around, you can take this pretty much anywhere. Taking only 30 seconds to set up, if you’re looking for portability this is the most affordable, portable option.

3. Snow Peak Pack & Carry Fireplace

Price: $190 Fuel: Coal or wood Size: 17.75 inches x 17.75 inches x 13 inches, 11.9 pounds

Very similar to the UCO Flatpack, Snow Peak’s steel Pack & Carry Fireplace folds up for compact storage and portability. It comes in three different sizes, with the carry weight ranging from 4 pounds (small) to 11.9 pounds (large). Whatever size works for you, it’s not going to add a lot of weight to your back for camping.

4. Solo Stove Bonfire

Price: $300 Fuel: Wood Size: 19.5 inches wide x 14 inches tall, 20 pounds

The Solo Stove Bonfire won’t be an option if you’re looking for backcountry camping options instead of car camping or a backyard fire pit. (They have plenty of portable stoves and campfires for smaller options.) Rather, the Solo Stove Bonfire is a behemoth with airflow holes to create a more efficient fire while coming in a sleek, stainless-steel design.

5. BioLite CampStove 2

Price: $130 Fuel: Wood Size: 5 inches x 7.91 inches, 2.06 pounds

The predecessor to the forthcoming BioLite FirePit, the CampStove 2 offers a compact design with the advancements of BioLite’s incredible battery packs. Sporting an integrated battery with a fan that helps create a more efficient fire, the CampStove 2 can act as a mini campfire or a cook stove.

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