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Smokeless Camp Fire, Packs Flat

This 15-inch stainless steel fire pit burns wood with noticeably less smoke, thanks to a double-wall design that moves air where it is needed. It sets up without tools, collapses for travel, and packs into the included carry bag.
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Built for Real Campsite Use

Double-Wall Steel That Works

A double-wall 304 stainless steel body draws air inward so wood burns hotter and cleaner, and the collapsible frame folds without tools. A food-grade grate cooks over the flame, while a removable ash pan handles what is left after.
Overview of the Ozark Trail 15-inch stainless smokeless fire pit with its grill grate on top and the ash pan partly slid out at the base

More Fire, Less Smoke and Fuss

Two adults in camp chairs beside the burning Ozark Trail stainless smokeless fire pit at dusk with little visible smoke
Smoke That Does Not Chase Everyone Away

The double-wall body pulls in air so wood burns cleaner. Sitting around it stays comfortable for anyone who does not want smoke in their face all evening.

An adult's hands unfolding the collapsible panels of the Ozark Trail smokeless fire pit on a campsite
A Campfire Set Up in Seconds

No tools and no loose parts to hunt for. The collapsible frame opens quickly, so the first evening of the trip is spent relaxing instead of assembling.

Close view of the brushed 304 stainless steel double-wall panels of the Ozark Trail smokeless fire pit with firelight reflecting off the metal
Steel That Survives Repeated Burns

Rust-resistant 304 stainless steel handles repeated hot-and-cool cycles better than painted steel, so the pit keeps its shape and finish season after season.

Food-grade stainless grill grate holding vegetables and sausages over the flame of the Ozark Trail smokeless fire pit
Dinner Cooked Over Real Wood Flame

The food-grade stainless grill grate sits over the fire, turning fire time into cook time. Sausages, vegetables or a kettle of coffee all belong there.

An adult hand lifting the removable ash pan from the base of the Ozark Trail smokeless fire pit after a fire
Cleanup That Does Not Linger

A removable ash pan catches what remains once the fire dies. Lift it out, empty it, and the pit is ready to fold and bag without a long scrub down.

The Ozark Trail smokeless fire pit collapsed and packed inside its carry bag next to an open car trunk
Fits the Car Without Rearranging

At 15.3 inches wide and about 16 pounds, it takes a trunk corner or a shelf. The carry bag keeps soot off everything else packed next to it.

Where It Fits Best

Good Fit for Short Trips and Yards

This pit suits people who want a real wood fire without a permanent ring: car campers settling in for a weekend, families hosting a backyard night, and groups hosting a birthday or reunion. Anyone covering long distances on foot should weigh the 16-pound weight first.

Weekend and Car Camping

It fits trunk space and sets up in seconds, so a Friday night camp is warm and lit without spending daylight on gear assembly or hauling heavy equipment.

Backyard Evenings at Home

Families use it for weekend get-togethers at home, where the reduced smoke keeps patio time comfortable and the grate turns a fire into a simple outdoor dinner.

Tailgates and Birthday Parties

Groups bring it to reunions and parties because it carries in the bag, looks good while burning, and gives skeptical guests a smoke-free reason to gather around.

Getting It Ready to Burn

Set Up, Cook, and Pack It Away

Set the pit on level ground away from tents and dry wood, open the collapsible frame until it locks, then build the fire from kindling upward. Once the flames settle into coals, add the grate to cook, let everything cool, and empty the ash pan before bagging it.

Choose a Safe Spot

Set it on level ground away from tents, low branches and dry grass, and follow local fire rules.

Open the Frame Fully

Pull the collapsible walls outward until they sit locked in place, with no tools required.

Load Small Wood First

Begin with dry kindling so the airflow builds, then add larger pieces once it catches.

Add the Grill Grate

Rest the food-grade stainless grate over the top once the fire is burning steadily.

Let the Fire Die Down

Wait until the wood settles into glowing coals before cooking or preparing to pack up.

Sweep Out the Ash Pan

Lift the pan, empty the cooled ashes, then collapse the pit and slide it into the bag.

What Owners Report

Campfires People Keep Coming Back To

Across trips and backyard nights, owners describe the same pattern: quick setup, strong heat, and far less smoke than an open ring. Several mention cooking full meals on the grate and packing the pit into its bag without hassle.
The first time we used it on a weekend trip, the assembly was quick and I was surprised by how much heat it produced with so little smoke. It collapses into a compact shape that fit easily in my car, and now it comes along on every camping weekend we plan.
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Marcus T.
Quick assembly and plenty of heat with little smoke
I bought this for a family gathering in our backyard and it went beyond what I expected. The smokeless design mattered most for relatives who react to smoke, and cooking over the fire was simple. I grilled chicken that turned out well, and I plan to keep using it for years.
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Dana R.
Smoke-light backyard gathering that worked for everyone
Setup took seconds and the evening stayed pleasant with the area around us nearly smoke free. My kids finally ate s'mores without complaining about the sting in their eyes. What surprised me most was how neatly it packs away afterward, which makes the drive home easier for our family.
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Priya S.
Fast setup, calm evening, and s'mores without the smoke
After several burns I can say the heat output has stayed consistent and the stainless construction still looks solid. No tools are needed to put it together, and the removable ash tray made cleanup genuinely easy. For the price, it has handled everything our group has asked of it so far.
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Wes K.
Straightforward cleanup after repeated burns
Before You Decide

Answers to Common Fire Pit Questions

The collapsible design assembles in seconds without tools, and it folds back down the same way for the trip home. Owners consistently describe setup as quick and straightforward, though the first attempt goes faster if you read the panel order once before you leave home.
A food-grade stainless steel grill grate is included, so you can cook directly over the flame once the fire is burning steadily and the wood has settled into coals. Reviewers report grilling chicken and cooking full meals on it, and it also works well for roasting marshmallows with kids.
It weighs 16.06 pounds and measures 15.3 inches by 17.2 inches, so it suits car camping, tailgates and yard use rather than miles on foot. It collapses and fits the included carry bag, which makes it easy to move from the car to a campsite, but most backpackers will want something lighter.
The double-wall structure is built to maximize airflow, which supports a cleaner, more efficient burn than an open campfire ring. Owners repeatedly say smoke was kept to a minimum and that sitting around it was comfortable, though any wood fire produces some smoke depending on fuel moisture and weather.
The pit is constructed from durable, rust-resistant 304 stainless steel, and reviewers describe strong heat output and confidence that it will last. Several owners with prior fire pits call this one a standout for quality and efficiency, and the removable ash pan keeps long-term cleanup simple.
Owners report using it for family reunions, birthday parties and regular weekend get-togethers at home, with guests finding it simple to enjoy. Check local rules on open flames first, set it on level ground well away from structures and dry grass, and let it cool fully before you put it away.
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