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Little Red Portable Campfire
Catalog Item # 34763
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Portable, self-storing propane campfire is safe for use almost anywhere.
Why scavenge for firewood and struggle to light a campfire? Just open the Little Red Campfire, attach a propane cylinder (sold separately) and easily light a realistic campfire that puts out up to 18,200 BTU per hour to chase away the evening chill. Full burner ring allows even gas and flame distribution. Heat-resistant base and tray elevates fire off ground; keeps base cool. To store, replace the lid and latch closed securely-realistic logs, 8' hose and adjustable regulator store inside. 9"H x 12 1/2" dia. with lid on; 8"H without lid. For outdoor use only.
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Tech Specs
Weight: 15.2 lbs.
Mfg Part #: 58031
Tech Notes:
Burns up to 6 hours on high, 13 hours on medium or 23 hours on low, using a 20 lb. propane cylinder.
Burns up to 20 minutes on high, 40 minutes on medium or 1 hour on low, using a 1 lb. disposable propane cylinder.
Output: 65,000 BTU on high; 18,500 BTU on low.
Comes with attachment for a 5 lb tank or larger. Can be converted to a disposable tank with adapter.
Little Red Portable Campfire: Customer Reviews
Camper's Choice Rating
(Based on 7 Reviews)
Reviewed by 7 customers
By Mike L.
from Lewiston, ID
from Lewiston, ID
Safety Alert!!
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful.
June 12, 2010
I ordered this in May and took it camping. It worked great until a spider laid an egg inside the elbow under the burner. This caused propane to spew out of the air mixer nut onto the ground and WHOOM! I shut it right down and figured it out later at home, but it could have been catastrophic! Be careful, if you are lighting this unit and have the fuel valve turned up far enough to hear hissing and the burner
seems too low for the loud hissing, you may have propane coming out of the 2 small (1/4") air mixer vents. If so you
are about to see a ring of FIRE around the bottom and all around the hose. If this safety item were not an issue I might give it 5 stars, not a bad value for the price. Small flame, but we used it on low to med low. Waiting to hear from Camco and Camping World on how to avoid this situation in the future.
By Gary Worrell
from Everett, WA
from Everett, WA
Great Product
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful.
June 01, 2010
I purchased my Little Red Portable Campfire some time ago and just hooked up. The process could not have been easier: screw into the 5 gal propane tank, stack the logs (absolutely no smell) and light it up. The longest part was taking it out of the box. I was surprised at how much heat it put out. Good product especially as many of the places where we have camped do not allow wood campfires.
By Scott Burnham
from Leeds, AL
from Leeds, AL
Great Portable Campfire
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful.
May 17, 2010
Bought this for my wife and it arrived real quick even with ground shipping. We have used it this past weekend and we both just love it. Everyone that sees it wants one!!! It will put out the heat as well on high. Just putting it on low does just fine on cool evenings. Great product.
By Tom Smith
from Henderson, NV
from Henderson, NV
The proof is in the purchase
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful.
April 15, 2010
I bought a little red campfire because I was tired of buying expensive wood at campgrounds. We love our campfire. Portable, Cheap and Safe. We can use the campfire for 5 to 6 nights at 2 to 3 hours per night on a 5 gallon propane bottle. No sparks to start fires. Turn it off and go to bed. No smoke in your hair (the wife likes this) and the Grandkids can still BBQ hot dogs and marshmallows. The bottom of the campfire is cool enough to sit on our RV mat without burning it. Here's the real endorsement. When I started taking it along on our RV Club outings, 3 members
liked it so much they bought one. In fact the club will be buying 2 for our equipment inventory for future rally's. Not perfect, but a unique little item.... Buy it!
By Lucy Lynch
from Sunnyvale, CA
from Sunnyvale, CA
Little Red Portable Campfire
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
January 20, 2010
Love the Little Red. Used it recently on a cold night. Does give out some heat. The look of the fire especially at night is nice - only wish it was bigger but, then it would not be as portable. Need to get some real
fire aroma chips to get smell of a real fire and have the full effect. I have recommended this to others who have also liked the product. Wish the unit came with the adapter for the small disposal propane cylinders. Longer cord or extension would be nice too. Even with my 'wishes' I love the product and as I said I have recommended it and would purchase it again. ( I hope I do not have to purchase it again as I hope it lasts a long time.)
By James Sander
from tangerine, FL
from tangerine, FL
the little red campfire
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
December 30, 2009
I love the potableness of this product, power and size of flame was
better than I thought it would be .....only problem I find is that the gas
logs have a horrible smell....I can only hope it goes away....other than
that love the LITTLE RED CAMPFIRE
By Chuck Mooresville NC
from Mooresville, NC
from Mooresville, NC
nice alternative to campfire
1 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
November 14, 2009
this is a nice alternative to a campfire - no hassle with wet firewood and smoke, etc. it is small and stows easily, and can be set up and lit in just a few minutes... As other reviewers have stated, not exactly the
ambiance of a wood fire but good enough and great for roasting marshmallows. I have found the one drawback to be that it is made to screw directly into the 20 lb propane tanks (with left-handed threads) at the front of camper which is a bit of a hassle to have to disconnect the big tank and lug to where I want to set up the fire. I was able to get parts from a local propane store to set up a quick connect from the campfire to attach directly to my camper's aux propane line that connects to the mountable grill that came with my camper. It took a few tries for the store to get the parts right to make this conversion and the parts weren't cheap but I am glad I did it. Great product, would purchase again.
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