Portable Propane Gas Fire Pit, Firepits for Camping, Perfect for Travel, RV, 17-inch 58,000 BTU with Carrying Bag and Volcanic Stone

I recently purchased the BOVONO Portable Propane Gas Fire Pit for our camping trips, and it has exceeded all my expectations!Firstly, the portability of this fire pit is fantastic. It's lightweight and compact and comes with a carrying case. Thats $30 I don't have to spend.I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it is to use. With just the push of a button, we have a beautiful flame roaring in no time. Plus, the adjustable flame knob allows us to control the intensity of the fire, giving us the perfect amount of warmth and ambiance.One of the best features of this fire pit is its clean-burning propane fuel. It eliminates the hassle of dealing with wood and leaves behind no ash or smoke, making it hassle-free. And with the included lava rocks and heavy cast iron grill, the flames dance beautifully, and it really radiates the heat so you don't need to crank up the flames for long.I do like that in most instances you can use a propane fire pit during a burn ban but depends on the specific regulations set by the campsite and local authorities. In most cases, propane fire pits are allowed during burn bans because they produce no sparks or embers and can be easily controlled. However, it's essential to check the regulations and guidelines of the campsite before using any type of fire pit during a burn ban.The durability of the BOVONO fire pit is also impressive. It's made of high-quality materials that feel sturdy and reliable. We've used it multiple times, and it still looks and functions like new.Overall, I couldn't be happier with my purchase. The BOVONO Portable Propane Gas Fire Pit has truly enhanced our outdoor experiences, providing warmth, light, and ambiance either on the deck or in a campground in our RV. I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a portable and reliable fire pit for camping or backyard gatherings.

This was fairly easy to put together. We had a screw driver and drill that helped. Some of the screws were a little tight but a little effort and you'll have a really nice pit. We plan on putting aluminum foil over the cooking grill to cook. It's beautiful with the moon and stars. I ordered the large pit. It can fit a few of those wood pieces that you can buy from the store so it's plenty big enough. We wanted something the family could enjoy.

We bought this to use rather than looking for expensive "approved" campfire wood when camping. We also purchased some ceramic logs, vermiculite pellets, and mineral wool to put around these logs and the lava rock the fire pit comes with. This combination gives us a pretty realistic looking campfire without smelling like chimneys when we head off to bed, and at a lower cost than feeding a traditional campfire with $6-8/ bundle firewood. We also have an instant on and off fire when we want it, and don't have to wait or worry about getting a campfire completely out before leaving it unattended.

This is a much larger size than I thought but in a good way. I have this raised fire pit in my outdoor bbq area and I really enjoyed the use of this pit 👍

We love this! Works great! It's nice to have on our small balcony. And great to take camping where wood fires are not allowed. Definitely recommend!

Well, the weekend after this arrived, we ended up getting hit with a hurricane and this beautiful thing was used to hold down some furniture, I know it wasn’t its intended purpose, but to say I love this pit is an understatement

This is the third fire pit I've owned. This is the only one I bought where the legs fold. I assume this is for the purpose of packing it away in the included tote bag. In the instructions for 1st assembly, it says to open the legs until you hear a click and emphasizes the need to do this. I would agree this need should be emphasized. I think my model forgot the click mechanism. There is no locking of the legs into place. There is no click. They free fold, easily. The problem with this is when you have the pit running and it's hot and you go to scooch it, one or more of the legs will fold and your pit will fall to one side. This is a safety issue. One may react to this by wanting to grab the very hot pit to recover it. Even if you think first and turn it off, it will still be too hot to touch to correct it right away. The need to scooch these things, I have found, is a frequent occurrence for all sorts of reasons. I think this would have been better to provide a lid that turn locks onto the unit with a handle for carrying and leave the legs stationary. No need for a bag.Otherwise, for the most part, it lights well (you will have to leave the dial pressed in a bit to keep the propane pushing through while it warms up but then it stays lit.) I love the moon and stars. It does cast a shadow of them. Pretty cool. And it is very warm. Given only 3 stars as the legs issues is a pretty big problem. Now to devise a way to get the legs to lock myself....🤷‍♂️ 🤔

Awesome! We take it on every trip.