A portable stove holder traversable between an erected position and a collapsed position is disclosed herein. In the collapsed position, a plurality of arms are collapsed and stacked upon each other to form a compact size so that the portable stove holder can be easily transported by a hiker or camper. In the erected position, the arms are angularly spread apart to hold the gel chafing fuel and a pot above the gel chafing fuel.

An outdoor cooking apparatus that includes a housing that is adapted to receive a supply of combustible material, and defines an open upper end, as well as a bottom end. Mounted with the housing is a cooking or cooktop member, which defines a top surface, a bottom surface, an outer periphery, and at least one interior opening positioned above the open upper end of the housing. The top surface includes at least a portion that extends downwardly from the outer periphery to the interior opening.

An outdoor cooking apparatus that includes a housing that is adapted to receive a supply of combustible material, and defines an open upper end, as well as a bottom end. Mounted with the housing is a cooking or cooktop member, which defines a top surface, a bottom surface, an outer periphery, and at least one interior opening positioned above the open upper end of the housing. The top surface includes at least a portion that extends downwardly from the outer periphery to the interior opening.

A vented fire tarp is provided that includes a base portion and a plurality of vents formed in the base portion, wherein each vent allows for air, smoke, and carbon dioxide to pass through the vent from one side of the base portion to the other. The vented fire tarp also includes securing devices to couple the base portion to a ground surface over a fire. In use, the vented fire tarp covers a fire and controls a burn rate of wood of the fire in response to controlling airflow through the plurality of vents of the vented fire tarp.

A reusable, portable campfire cover is disclosed herein. In its most basic configuration, the cover device (10) comprises three partial-conical panels, which are identified as a door panel (22), a first side panel (24), and a second side panel (26). Door panel (22) includes a handle (28). Each panel has a slot (30) and finger (32) feature in its base. Each panel has an aperture (34) or hole (36) near its top. The aperture (34) or hole (36) features are able to accept connectors, preferably an “S” hook connector (44). Cover device (10) is meant to be used in conjunction with a typical, independent tripod campfire device (20), which can be found in the prior art and in the consumer marketplace.

A reusable, portable campfire cover is disclosed herein. In its most basic configuration, the cover device (10) comprises three partial-conical panels, which are identified as a door panel (22), a first side panel (24), and a second side panel (26). Door panel (22) includes a handle (28). Each panel has a slot (30) and finger (32) feature in its base. Each panel has an aperture (34) or hole (36) near its top. The aperture (34) or hole (36) features are able to accept connectors, preferably an “S” hook connector (44). Cover device (10) is meant to be used in conjunction with a typical, independent tripod campfire device (20), which can be found in the prior art and in the consumer marketplace.

A fire cooking grill includes a base, a post extending upwardly from the base along a axial centerline of the post, an arm pivotably coupled to the post to pivot about a first axis perpendicular to the centerline, a cooking platform pivotably coupled to the arm for pivotal movement about a second axis perpendicular to the centerline, a link having a first portion pivotably coupled to the post about a third axis perpendicular to the centerline and a second portion pivotably couple to the cooking platform about a fourth axis perpendicular to the centerline and a retainer selectively retaining the arm in one of a plurality of available angles about the first axis. In one implementation, fire cooking grill additionally comprises a swivel facilitating rotation of the cooking platform about the centerline of the post.

A fire cooking grill includes a base, a post extending upwardly from the base along a axial centerline of the post, an arm pivotably coupled to the post to pivot about a first axis perpendicular to the centerline, a cooking platform pivotably coupled to the arm for pivotal movement about a second axis perpendicular to the centerline, a link having a first portion pivotably coupled to the post about a third axis perpendicular to the centerline and a second portion pivotably couple to the cooking platform about a fourth axis perpendicular to the centerline and a retainer selectively retaining the arm in one of a plurality of available angles about the first axis. In one implementation, fire cooking grill additionally comprises a swivel facilitating rotation of the cooking platform about the centerline of the post.

A combustible charcoal igniting device may include first elongate grid members generally parallel to one another when the device is in an uncollapsed configuration and second elongate grid members generally parallel to one another and transverse relative to the first elongate grid members when the device is in the uncollapsed configuration. The first and second elongate grid members define chimney cells on or above which charcoal briquets may be placed for ignition. The elongate grid members may comprise a combustible material that can be ignited and that will continue to bum, igniting charcoal briquets placed on the chimney cells. The first elongate grid members may include creases that align with one another, so that the device is collapsible from opposed sides towards a crease line defined by the creases to reduce the length of the device when in a collapsed configuration.

An adjustable fire pit grill device that includes an elongated central post having a first end secured within the ground in a fire pit, and a second end that extends out of the fire pit such that the central post is in a vertical orientation. The central post includes one or more channels that extend along the length of the central post. A cooking grate is secured within each of the elongated channels, and the grates are shaped as triangles or sections of a circle such that the grates form a circle, rectangle, square, or other shape when arranged around the central post. Each cooking grate can be independently raised and lowered by means of a removable hand crank that turns a spool that holds a length of cable. In this way, users can simultaneously cook various foods at different temperatures by adjusting the height of each grate.