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.
Manufacturer: Camco Mfg Inc
Mfg Part #: 58031
Tech Notes:
Little Red Portable Campfire: Customer Reviews
Camper's Choice Rating
(4 Based on 14 Reviews)
Reviewed by 14 customers
By George Williams
from Lisbon, CT
from Lisbon, CT
Little Red Portable Campfire
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful.
January 31, 2012
I have not gotten to use this fire place. I have seen these in use at campgrounds where ground fires are forbidden. There are some campgroounds that require you to buy firewood at their campground because of the asian beetle. The shipping was quick and free over the
holidays.
By Finlay McRae
from Whitehorse, YT
from Whitehorse, YT
Little Red Portable Campfire
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful.
January 16, 2012
There was basically no assembly required except for positioning the Fake logs on to and hooking it to the propane tank. I have been making campfires from real wood for the past 54 years and this one looking at in the dark comes close to a small campfire look without the smoke.
By Tom Hammond
from Saluda, SC
from Saluda, SC
By D. Rogers, Cubmaster, Pack 128, Smith St
from Phenix City, AL
from Phenix City, AL
Great Product!!!
0 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
December 28, 2011
I use my Little Red Portable Campfire when my Cub Scout Pack goes camping and there is a fire burn ban in place. Park Rangers at two different camps have asked where I got it, as have several other Cub Scout leaders, as it is a great little campfire. Kept my dining fly/cook tent warm during Fall Family Camp when it was just 32 degrees outside. Safe to use under a canopy with proper ventilation. I've used the
campfire several times, and each time we love it more.
By Geno
from Chowchilla, CA
from Chowchilla, CA
great little campfire
3 out of 6 people found this review helpful.
November 21, 2011
It is small but puts out enough heat to warm us while camping. We wanted one that was manageable while out on the
road. Good to have a lid that securely fastens. Over all very happy with our fire pit.
By Gary Kuske
from Livingston, TX
from Livingston, TX
Little Red Portable Campfire
0 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
November 05, 2011
This thing is great! Very portable, just 15 lbs and takes very little space in the bin. Great to be able to have a fire in just a few minutes, and even better to be able to shut it down instantly and go to bed without worrying about hot embers. Can be hooked up to your main motorhome LP tank with adapters and additional hose. It does use lots of propane
on high, but not bad on lower settings, still with good heat output and no smoke to burn your eyes like real campfires. Even better yet, you don't leave the fire ring with your clothes smelling like a campfire. The cost of the propane is a good trade off for not having to buy and tote wood. Now with the insect problem in wood, most campgrounds don’t allow you to bring in wood from outside of the area. This item solves that problem
too. We love it!
By judy jarrett
from warden, WA
from warden, WA
yes, virginia you can have a fire
0 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
October 27, 2011
I purchased this item because of its size and mobility. we used it last week and it is great! we all sat around it to enjoy the fire and it produces heat as well. This comes to us at a time when you do not want the hassel of building a fire and then when your done we do not have to lug water to put it out.
By Donna Cox
from Gatlinburg, TN
from Gatlinburg, TN
Easy, Smokeless Fire
0 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
October 01, 2011
Does the job very well, does not give off the heat, of course, that a roaring wood fire does. But also does not have the smoke in you face. While it serves a nitch for me, and with the grill that is extra so you can set a pot on it or s'mores in foil, it is perfect. I camp alone and do not what to carry the wood around anymore
By Richard Sanchez
from Albuquerque, NM
from Albuquerque, NM
No hassle worry free camp fire!
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
June 21, 2011
I was worried about this because of the size of it. Not to worry, the flame and heat are really great. I don't recomend putting the flame very high due to using up your propane. It is not necessary to put it up all the way. Half way is perfect and it is a very nice size fire. We cooked Smores on it and the kids were all excited. It fits nice under the table storage in your camping trailer. I highly recomend this Product.
By Mark Cathey
from Beaumont, CA
from Beaumont, CA
Not Bad for What It Is.
3 out of 9 people found this review helpful.
May 20, 2011
I was a little skeptical but this little unit does a pretty good job, especially when there is NO fire pit. It takes a few minutes for the logs to start to glow, but then it gives off decent heat. Very portable and easy to set up (less than 60 seconds) I would recommend this to any RV'er. We made Smores on it...it took a little longer because it isn't as intense as a real camp fire, but it got the job done. I'm thinking of trying some BBQ wood chips to help give it a
little smell though, that would be nice. My only complaint, if I could come up with one, would be the size, but if it was bigger the portability goes down as well.
By
Anonymous
Does the Job
4 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
April 23, 2011
Many of the campsites we visit do not allow open wood flames. We purchased this so we would be able to sit out by the fire and roast some marshmallows with our little one without the worry of catching our surroundings on fire. After purchasing we assembled (consists of stacking the fire logs) and tested it out. The portable campfire did what it was
supposed to do. After a few minutes it began to put off heat and we even roasted a few marshmallows. Instructions state to increase gas flow for higher flame. Increasing the flow really did not make much difference and you could smell unburned propane with
higher flow. I believe we will enjoy this addition to our camping gear.
By BRENT ERWIN
from KENAI, AK
from KENAI, AK
Little Red Portable Campfire
2 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
February 09, 2011
Bought one due to the great reviews. So far I have been disappointed. Works great for about 10 minutes, then the
regulator freezes up and no fire. So if you only want a 10 minute fire this is the thing for you. If anyone else has had this problem and know how to fix it, write a review and let everyone know. It would be a great purchase if it worked.









