If you're up for a fun DIY project, you can create a custom campfire and seating area on your own with wood pallets.

Getting Started on Building an In-Ground Fire Pit: Advice From a Masonry Pro: Doug Montzka, of Montkza Concrete & Masonry in ...

So, devise how much you would like to spend and how much time you have to make your fire pit dreams happen, then dig into one ...

The Bonfire 2.0 is Solo Stove’s mid-sized smokeless fire pit, and the company says it was designed to heat up to six people ...

Change that logic by lighting up a Swedish torch. This traditional fire building technique calls for stacking wood vertically inside your pit. It burns from the top down and from the center outwards.

That's when it clicked, and I realized how great the technology (or lack thereof) is that makes using these fire pits the preferred way to build a fire for not just myself, but many others.

Here are the main factors you should consider: Size: Larger fire pits are fun because you can build bigger fires and provide heat for more people. But, if you're only going to entertain a few ...

To build the fire, we used logs 12 to 13 inches long. As with any round fire pit, filling it with wood requires logs of different lengths—longer in the center and shorter at the edges.

Whether you're hosting backyard gatherings, camping or simply want to add warmth to your yard, there’s nothing like sitting around one of the best fire pits. But, how do you know which one is ...