Portable LPG gas fires provide a convenient outdoor flame without the ash and firewood associated with a wood campfire. For a compact camping firebowl, consider the Outland Living or GasBRUH 19-inch models. The Ciays, Florise, and Flame King 24-inch models offer larger bowls, with different combinations of cooking accessories, portability features, and ignition details. These products use propane; a propane tank is not included where specified. Check local fire rules and each product’s instructions before use.
| Product | Best suited for | Output | Standout feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| GasBRUH 19-Inch Fire Pit | Campers wanting a carry kit and adjustable flame | 60,000 BTU | Lava rocks and 10-foot hose |
| Outland Living 19-Inch Fire Pit | Buyers prioritizing compact setup | 58,000 BTU | Tool-free setup and stated CSA approval |
| Ciays 24-Inch Fire Pit | Buyers wanting a grate and folding legs | 58,000 BTU | Flameout protection |
| Florise 24-Inch Fire Pit | Outdoor users who want a grill grate and mesh screen | 60,000 BTU | Included cooking grate and lava rocks |
| Flame King 24-Inch Fire Pit | Buyers seeking a larger firebowl with self-ignition | 58,000 BTU | Self igniter and carry straps |
GasBRUH 19-Inch Portable Propane Fire Pit
The GasBRUH is best for campers and patio users who want a compact firebowl with a carry kit, adjustable flame control, and included lava rocks. Its listed heat output is 60,000 BTU. The product is intended for outdoor settings such as camping, RV trips, tailgating, and patios.
- Includes a cover and carry handle, plus a pre-attached 10-foot stainless-steel hose.
- Has an adjustable regulator with a chrome knob for changing flame size.
- Includes 4.8 pounds of natural lava rock to create a flickering flame effect.
- Connects to a standard 20-pound propane tank, which is not included.
Choose this model if the included carry equipment and adjustable regulator matter more than a larger bowl. The listed cover is not heat-resistant: let the fire pit cool completely before covering it, and never place the cover on the unit while it is operating.
Outland Living 19-Inch Portable Fire Pit
The Outland Living fire pit is best for buyers who want a smaller portable firebowl with a stated tool-free setup. It measures 19 by 19 by 11 inches and produces up to 58,000 BTU per hour. The product description presents it as an option for camping, RV travel, tailgating, beach gatherings, and backyard patios.
- Includes a fire pit cover and carry kit.
- Is described as lightweight and able to set up in minutes without tools.
- Uses propane for a flame without wood ash or firewood.
- Is described by the manufacturer as CSA approved and suitable during most campfire bans.
Choose this model if compact dimensions and straightforward setup are priorities. Its output is lower than the 60,000-BTU models in this selection, though output alone does not determine how a fire pit will feel in a particular outdoor space. Campfire restrictions vary; the product listing advises checking current local rules before use.
Ciays 24-Inch Portable Propane Fire Pit
The Ciays is best for buyers who want a larger 24-inch fire pit with a grill grate and folding legs. It produces 58,000 BTU, and its included accessories support transport, storage, and use as an outdoor firebowl. The product is listed for backyard, patio, and campsite use.
- Includes a rust-resistant cast-iron grate, lava rock, lid, carrying strap, and propane tank holder.
- Has folding legs and a stated folded size of 19 by 10 inches.
- Includes a preassembled 10-foot gas hose and hose hooks.
- Has flameout protection that shuts the unit off if the flame goes out in conditions such as wind, rain, or low oxygen.
Choose this model if folding legs and the included grate are more useful to you than a smaller footprint. The grate is a practical distinction, but the listing does not specify cookware; check the instructions for safe cooking use. The product description says it may be used during wood-fire bans, but users still need to follow current local restrictions.
Florise 24-Inch Portable Fire Pit With Grill
The Florise is best for outdoor users who want a 24-inch propane fire pit with a grill grate and mesh screen included. Its listed heat output is 60,000 BTU per hour. The grill grate is described as suitable for heating food or liquids in a pot or kettle, which are not included.
- Includes a metal lid with handle, mesh screen, grill grate, and 8.8 pounds of natural lava rock.
- Has a pre-attached 8.2-foot hose for a standard 20-pound propane tank, sold separately.
- Features an adjustable regulator with a chrome valve knob for varying flame height.
- Measures 24 by 24 by 18.11 inches and is described as portable.
Choose this model if the included cooking grate and screen suit your outdoor plans. Its listed hose is shorter than the 10-foot hoses supplied with several alternatives here. The product description identifies the lid as a carrying aid; follow the manufacturer’s instructions for handling and covering the unit.
Flame King 24-Inch Portable Firebowl
The Flame King is best for buyers who want a larger portable firebowl with a self igniter. It measures 24 by 24 by 12 inches and has a listed output of 58,000 BTU per hour. The product is positioned for RV use, camping, and outdoor gatherings, including backyard and tailgate settings.
- Includes a self igniter, cover, and carry straps.
- Comes with decorative lava rocks for a glowing flame appearance.
- Includes a 10-foot pre-attached hose with regulator and QCC connector.
- Is described as connecting to a standard BBQ propane tank, sold separately.
Choose this model if integrated ignition and carry straps are priorities. The listing provides a 58,000-BTU output, rather than the 60,000 BTU stated for some other options. Review the instructions for ignition, tank connection, and safe operation before use.
Buying Guide: How To Choose A Portable LPG Gas Fire
What size firebowl suits your plans?
The products here have either 19-inch or 24-inch bowls. A 19-inch fire pit can be a sensible choice when carrying and storing a compact unit are priorities. The 24-inch models provide a larger bowl and may better suit users who want the included grate options available on the Ciays and Florise. Compare the full dimensions, not just the bowl measurement, because overall height and folded size affect storage and transport.
How much heat output do you need?
Listed outputs range from 58,000 to 60,000 BTU per hour. GasBRUH and Florise list 60,000 BTU; Outland Living, Ciays, and Flame King list 58,000 BTU. These figures help compare stated burner output, but they do not by themselves establish how warm a specific group will feel. Wind, outdoor conditions, placement, and the manufacturer’s operating guidance also matter.
Which accessories make a difference?
Check what comes in the box before choosing. A cover can help with storage, while a carry handle, strap, or kit can make transporting the fire pit easier. Hose length varies: the listed lengths include 8.2 feet for Florise and 10 feet for GasBRUH, Ciays, and Flame King. Outland Living’s supplied feature list does not state a hose length.
If you want to heat food or liquid, compare the included grates. Ciays and Florise list cooking grates; Florise also includes a mesh screen. The listed accessories do not mean cookware is included, and users should follow the fire pit’s instructions for any cooking use.
Does it include a propane tank?
Do not assume the tank is part of the package. The GasBRUH and Florise descriptions explicitly say the standard 20-pound propane tank is not included. Flame King says its standard BBQ propane tank is sold separately. Check the listing and product instructions for tank requirements, connection details, and safe placement. A long hose can allow the tank to sit away from the bowl, but follow the manufacturer’s setup directions.
What safety and fire restrictions should you check?
These products are designed for outdoor use, not for enclosed indoor spaces. Set up and operate the unit as directed, keep the flame away from combustible materials, and let hot parts cool before handling or covering them. GasBRUH specifically warns that its cover is not heat-resistant and must not be placed on the fire pit while it is in use.
Propane fire pits may be treated differently from wood fires under local rules, but restrictions can change with location and conditions. Outland Living advises users to check current fire restrictions even though its product is described as suitable during most campfire bans. Confirm campground, park, beach, and local requirements before lighting any fire.
Which features matter most for camping?
For frequent transport, compare folded dimensions, included straps or handles, weight if provided by the manufacturer, and how the unit is assembled. Ciays lists folding legs and a compact folded size. Outland Living describes tool-free setup, while GasBRUH, Outland Living, and Flame King include carrying accessories in their listed features. The product information provided here does not give weights for every model, so check the current listing if weight is important.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are portable LPG gas fires the same as propane fire pits?
In this selection, the portable gas fires are propane-burning products. LPG is a broad term for liquefied petroleum gas, and propane is the stated fuel for these fire pits. Check the product instructions to confirm the correct fuel and tank setup.
Can these fire pits be used indoors?
No. The listed products are described for outdoor use, including patios, campsites, and other outdoor settings. Use them only in accordance with their instructions, and do not operate them in enclosed indoor spaces.
Do these portable fire pits come with a propane tank?
The listed products do not generally include a tank. GasBRUH and Florise explicitly state that the standard 20-pound tank is not included, and Flame King says its tank is sold separately. Verify the package details for the product you select.
Can a propane fire pit be used during a campfire ban?
Rules vary by location and can change. Outland Living describes its fire pit as suitable during most campfire bans, but users should check current local restrictions and campground rules before use. Do not rely on a general product description as permission for a particular site.
Which models include a cooking grate?
Ciays and Florise list a grill or cooking grate. Florise says its grate can be used to heat food or liquids in a pot or kettle, which are not included. Follow the product instructions for safe use.