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Heat, Fire & Climate

Tent heaters, propane fire pits, wood stoves, fans and portable AC. Clearances and ventilation come from NFPA and the maker, not from us.

Warm indoor scene with a wood stove burning firewood beside an open door and glass of wine

Hot Tent Wood Stove: Jack, Pipe and Draft

Hot tent camping is the one setup where a cold weekend stops being something you endure. A small wood stove …

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A vibrant campsite with colorful tents in a snowy forest in Singtur Range, India

Winter Camping Tent: Four Season or Hot Tent

Two very different tents get sold as winter tents, and buying the wrong one is an expensive way to find …

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A row of tents in a peaceful forest camping site under a large tree

Tent AC Port: Fitting a Unit to a Tent Without One

Most people discover the problem after the air conditioner is already in the trunk. The unit works, the campground has …

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Close-up of a digital air quality monitor displaying CO2, PM2.5, and temperature readings

Tent Heater Safety: CO Alarms and Clearances

Most tent heater accidents are not exotic. They are a sleeping bag that slumped against a hot reflector, a cylinder …

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A serene night camping scene with glowing tents under a starlit sky

Tent Heater: What Is Actually Safe Inside a Tent

The first cold night of the season is the one that sends people shopping for a tent heater. You wake …

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Rechargeable Tent Fan That Runs All Night

The fan that matters at two in the morning is not the big one on the tent floor. It is …

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A camping stove setup on ice including a pot and butane canister for winter outdoor cooking

Propane Heater in a Tent: Ventilation Rules First

Ask whether a propane heater belongs in a tent and you will get two confident answers, both wrong. One camp …

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A lively campfire casting warm flames on a dark starry night

Propane Fire Pit or Wood: Heat, Mess and Rules

This argument runs at every campsite where somebody shows up with a propane fire pit. One side says it is …

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Portable Propane Fire Pit for Fire Ban Season

The reason propane fire pits sell out in July is not that anybody prefers them to a wood fire. It …

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Air conditioner unit mounted outdoors on a building wall

Portable AC for a Tent: What Actually Cools

Anyone who has tried to sleep in a tent in July already knows the problem. The sun hits the fly …

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Mr Heater Buddy in a Tent: Sizes and Clearances

Walk any campground loop in October and the small chrome grille of a Buddy heater shows up in half the …

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Camp Fire Pit: Elevated, Collapsible or Pan

You pull into a dispersed site in the national forest, and there is no fire ring. Or you pull into …

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Everything here is general information about camping gear, not a substitute for the manual that came with your equipment. Anything that burns fuel, including stoves, lanterns, heaters and fire pits, belongs outside the tent unless the maker publishes a rating for enclosed use, so follow the clearance and ventilation instructions and carry a working carbon monoxide alarm. Campfire and fuel restrictions change by season and by site, so check them with the land manager before you light anything. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.

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