10 Best Fire Pits for Camping in 2022 (Outdoor Guide-Reviewed)

If you're looking to cook on your portable fire pit, this item is a great choice. The fire pit can be used with or without the included grill, and the grill grates have their own separate carry bag. It's also easy to assemble as the frame folds out, and the guards and mesh simply slot into place.

There are reports of the heat shield burning through very quickly with this fire pit. However, most reviewers say it's quick to assemble and very sturdy when put together. The various components of the fire pit, from the ember mat to the grills, are all praised for doing their job well.

This fire pit has four legs that fold underneath the pit, so no assembly is required. As well as the bowl of the pit itself, you also get a carry case, fire screen lid, wood grate, and a hooked tool so you can remove the screen without using your hands and risking burns. It's designed to be used with wood pellets or chunks. 

Some reviewers report that this fire pit rusts and has an ill-fitting lid. However, many note that it's easy to assemble and carry. They also say the legs are sturdy, and they can grill small amounts of food on this fire pit.

This fire pit folds down to a thickness of only one and a half inches. It takes mere seconds to unfold and set in place, and the separate grill rack can be placed on top. This pit is designed to protect the fire from the elements but has ventilation holes so that it gets enough oxygen to burn.

Some reviewers say that the legs don't fit into place securely enough for their taste. The way the pit folds and can be transported is praised, however, and many reviewers say that it can disperse a lot of heat for such a small fire pit. They also like how securely the grid sits on the pit.

This is a completely unique type of fire pit! It's simply an eight-inch wide tin filled with recycled soy wax and paper briquettes. All you need is something to light the contents, making this fire pit a quick and light option when camping. It may not be suitable for grilling food or large parties, but it is enough for one to two people.

Some reviewers are unhappy that roasting marshmallows over the fire isn't possible, and the ferocity of the fire took some other purchases by surprise. However, many reviewers say that it's easy to light and douse. They also like that it can be used multiple times until all of the fuel is consumed and doesn't leave behind any mess.

At first glance, it's easy to see that this isn't your regular fire pit. It consists of two pieces that slot together for easy assembly, and both parts have multiple holes for ventilation. The pit has handles on either side so that it's easy to carry or shake out ash that accumulates inside. It also comes with a carry bag.

There are a couple of reports of this fire pit quickly rusting. Some reviewers also note that this is designed for wood pellets, but they prefer using other materials. However, most reviewers praise this fire pit for being lightweight and easy to use. They also say it's quick to clean and easy to travel with.

No tools are required to assemble this straightforward fire pit. The entire kit consists of only three pieces: a rollable fire mesh, foldable legs, and the carry case. Once the frame has been unfolded, clip the mesh onto the top of the legs and build your fire on top.

A few reviewers report that the mesh eventually tears. There are also a few comments regarding ash falling or being blown off the fire. However, reviewers say that the frame is sturdy and easy to assemble. Many reviewers praise how light this fire pit is, saying it's very easy to travel with.

This simplistic-looking fire pit is designed to be as minimalist and efficient as possible. It is made of double-lined stainless steel and features several ventilation holes around the bottom to ensure the fire gets a constant supply of oxygen. The fire pit comes with a carry case and requires zero assembly or setup!

Some reviewers note that it still produced smoke despite being advertised as smokeless. However, many reviewers report that it burns very well, especially with dry material. The portability and lack of assembly for this fire pit were also a big hit with reviewers.

This is one of the largest options on our list, making it great for large groups. The moon and star cutouts aid ventilation while also making for a pretty visual. 

This fire pit also comes with a mesh cover and poker, and the exterior rail makes it easy to pick up. It's probably too heavy to carry on a hike, but it is suitable for anyone driving to their campsite.

Some reviewers found the metal sides thin, saying they dent easily. According to most reviewers, however, it's easy to assemble and large enough for big fires! They also praise the ventilation and say it's simple to get a safe fire blazing.

This pop-up fire pit is easy to assemble. The legs fold together when not in use and are easy to open and slot into place. The fire is built on stainless steel mesh, and the raised sides will protect the fire from the wind. You get a carry bag for the fire and a one-year or 50 fires warranty from the manufacturer. 

There are a few comments regarding the mesh burning and ripping, and some reviewers also report that the pit produces a lot of smoke. Many reviewers like that it's easy to assemble and sturdy, however. They also say it is easy to clean and to cook on if you have a grill.

This fire pit set sits on a stand with folding legs, so no tools are needed for assembly. The mesh cover will protect you from sparks, and the set also comes with a poker to help you control the flame. Everything fits in the included carry case, and the pit is finished with black paint to prevent rust.

A few reviewers report issues with it rusting, and some say the carrying case is delicate. However, most reviewers say that this fire pit is easy to assemble and sturdy. They also confirm it is light and convenient enough for camping.