Campior Fire Pits: Smokeless Fires for Camping and Patios
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Campior makes wood burning fire pit stoves built around one idea: a double wall of stainless steel that feeds air to the fire so it burns hotter and cleaner, with far less smoke drifting into your eyes. Every model in this lineup uses 304 stainless steel, a removable ash pan and the same 360-degree airflow design, so the real decision comes down to size, color and how you plan to use it.
The three models differ mainly in scale and style: the black Campior stove is a modern-looking pick for patios and camping, the stainless Campior stove is a tiny 1.72-pound unit for backpacks and small cooking fires, and the Large Campior stove weighs 20.94 pounds for backyard gatherings.
Campior Fire Pits Compared
| Model | Finish | Size and weight | Stand and carry bag | Heat rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CAMPIOR Wood Burning Fire Pit Stove (black) | Black exterior (spec: graphite) | Not listed | Yes | Not listed |
| Campior Wood Burning Fire Pit Stove (stainless) | Stainless steel | 5.91 x 5.91 x 6.89 in, 1.72 lbs | Yes | Up to 1472°F |
| CAMPIOR Large Wood Burning Fire Pit Stove | Stainless steel | Dimensions not listed, 20.94 lbs | Not listed | Up to 1472°F |
How Smokeless Fire Pits Work
Before comparing models, it helps to know what “smokeless” means. Smoke is mostly unburned bits of wood and gas escaping a fire that is not getting enough oxygen. A smokeless wood burning fire pit uses a double wall: air enters through holes near the bottom, travels up between the two walls where it heats up, and then flows back into the top of the fire through small holes. That burst of hot, fresh air burns off much of the smoke before it leaves the pit.
Campior describes this as a 360-degree airflow design with bottom vent holes that feed the fire from below, and it works without batteries or fans. No fire is completely smoke free, especially with damp wood, but dry, seasoned wood in a double wall stove produces far less smoke than an open ring of rocks.
CAMPIOR Wood Burning Fire Pit Stove with Black Exterior for Stylish Patios
Campior
Campior Wood Burning Fire Pit Stove – Smokeless Outdoor Stove for Efficient Wood Fires, Camping, Cooking, and Garden Gatherings, Durable, Stainless Steel with Removable Ash Pan, Stand and Carry Bag
Price and specifications are read from the Amazon product page and can change.
Campior Wood Burning Fire Pit Stove
Best for: Backpackers and small camp cooking
Pros
- Tiny 5.91 x 5.91 x 6.89 in
- Only 1.72 lb
- Stand and carry bag included
- Rated to 1472°F
Cons
- Too small for group warmth
- Holds only small sticks
Best for: Stylish patios and weekend camping
Pros
- Black exterior, modern look
- Stand and carry bag included
- Removable ash pan
- 304 stainless steel
Cons
- Size and weight not listed
- Color listed as graphite and black
The CAMPIOR Wood Burning Fire Pit Stove with a black exterior is the style pick of the lineup. The listing highlights its modern black design as something that complements a patio or campsite, and the specifications call the color graphite, so expect a dark charcoal tone rather than a glossy black.
Underneath the finish it shares the core features of the family: double wall construction with bottom vent holes for smoke-reducing airflow, a removable ash pan under the base plate that slides out for cleaning, and construction entirely from 304 stainless steel that the listing says resists deforming in super-hot flames. It comes with a stand for safe burning and a carry bag for transport. The listing does not specify its dimensions, weight or maximum temperature, so check the product page for size before you plan where it goes.
This model suits a gift-giver who wants a fire pit that looks good on a deck or patio yet can still travel to the campsite. If you are furnishing an outdoor space around it, our guide to an outdoor patio furniture set may help. For backpacking, the smaller stainless model below is lighter.
Campior Wood Burning Fire Pit Stove for Camping and Cooking
The Campior Wood Burning Fire Pit Stove in plain stainless steel is the compact option. The listing gives a size of 5.91 x 5.91 x 6.89 inches and a weight of 1.72 pounds, which makes it a portable fire pit for camping that fits easily in a pack. The body is 0.020 inches thick and rated to withstand flames up to 1472°F (800°C).
It uses the same double wall, 360-degree airflow with bottom vents, the same removable ash pan and the same 304 stainless steel build. It also includes a stand for safe burning and a black carry bag. The title mentions cooking, which makes sense at this size: a small stove like this is often used to boil water or warm a small pot using twigs and small sticks gathered at camp.
This is the right pick for hikers, campers and anyone who wants a small, contained fire. At under 6 inches wide, it will not warm a circle of friends, so for group evenings the Large model is the better fit. People who like a small flame on the patio table may also enjoy our guide to a tabletop fire pit.
CAMPIOR Large Wood Burning Fire Pit Stove for Backyard Gatherings
Campior
CAMPIOR Large Wood Burning Fire Pit Stove – Smokeless Outdoor Stove for Efficient Wood Fires, Camping, Cooking, and Garden Gatherings, Durable Stainless Steel with Removable Ash Pan, 20.94 lbs
Price and specifications are read from the Amazon product page and can change.
CAMPIOR Large Wood Burning Fire Pit
Best for: Backyard gatherings and group warmth
Pros
- Largest stove in the lineup
- Removable ash pan
- Rated to 1472°F
- 304 stainless steel
Cons
- Heavy at 20.94 lb
- No stand or bag listed
The CAMPIOR Large Wood Burning Fire Pit stove is the one for gatherings. At 20.94 pounds it is by far the heaviest in the lineup, which usually means a bigger burn chamber and more heat for a group. The listing does not give its dimensions, and it oddly calls the stove compact, so confirm the size on the product page before you buy.
Like its siblings, it has double wall construction with bottom vent holes, a removable ash pan under the base plate, and 304 stainless steel rated to withstand heat up to 1472°F (800°C). The listing positions it for camping, cooking, garden gatherings and backyard parties. Unlike the other two, the Large model’s listing does not mention an included stand or carry bag.
Pick the Large model for a backyard where friends will sit around it, or for car camping where weight does not matter. It is too heavy for hiking, where the compact stainless stove wins. If you are comparing sizes across brands, our page on a smokeless fire pit offers more options.
How to Choose the Right Campior Fire Pit
Think about where you will use it most. A fire pit for a backyard can be heavy because it rarely moves. A fire pit for hiking must be light. The 1.72-pound stainless stove is made for packs, the 20.94-pound Large stove for patios and car camping, and the black model sits in between as a style-focused option whose weight is not listed.
Decide how many people it needs to warm. A small stove makes a cozy flame for one or two people and simple cooking. A bigger burn chamber holds more wood and throws more heat for a group. If the gift is for someone who hosts backyard evenings, the Large stove is the natural choice.
Check what comes in the box. Both regular-size stoves include a stand and a carry bag. A stand lifts the fire pit off the ground, which helps protect grass or a deck from heat, so if you choose the Large model, plan for a safe, heat-resistant surface.
Choose a look. If appearance matters, the black exterior model is designed to blend with modern outdoor decor. The other two show bare stainless steel, which will naturally darken and discolor with heat over time, a normal effect on steel fire pits.
Plan for fuel and safety. All three burn wood only. Dry, seasoned wood gives the least smoke. Always check local fire rules, keep water nearby and let the stove cool before sliding out the ash pan.
FAQ
Are Campior fire pits really smokeless?
They are designed to reduce smoke using double wall airflow that burns off smoke with hot air at the top. Burning dry wood helps a lot. Some smoke can still appear, especially when lighting the fire or using damp wood.
Which Campior fire pit is best for camping?
The stainless Campior Wood Burning Fire Pit Stove at 1.72 pounds and under 7 inches tall is the easiest to carry, and it comes with a stand and carry bag.
Can I cook on a Campior fire pit stove?
The stainless and Large listings mention cooking in their titles. The listings do not describe a grill grate or pot stand, so plan to bring your own camp cookware and support.
How do I clean a Campior fire pit?
Each model has a removable ash pan under the base plate. Once the stove is fully cool, slide out the pan and empty the ash.
What is 304 stainless steel?
It is a common grade of stainless steel that resists rust and handles heat well. Campior uses it for all three stoves, and two listings rate it to 1472°F.
Does the Large model come with a carry bag?
Its listing does not mention a stand or carry bag, while both smaller models list them as included.
