Winnerwell Fire Pits

A Winnerwell fire pit folds completely flat, so you can carry a real fire anywhere — camping, caravanning, or straight from the shed to the backyard. The range covers flat-pack stainless steel pits in several sizes, plus low-smoke designs that burn off their own smoke instead of sending it into your eyes. The difference between the two matters more than the size does.

Folding Fire Pits That Pack Flat And Set Up In Seconds

Unlike bulky traditional fire pits, these break down to almost nothing and assemble in seconds with no tools. Chuck one in the ute, the camper trailer or even a pack. The elevated design keeps the fire off the ground, protecting grass and reducing fire risk — which is also what many campgrounds require. Jump to: low smoke fire pits, cooking on a fire pit or choosing a size.

Low Smoke And Smokeless Fire Pits

Double-walled designs pull air in at the base, heat it as it rises through the wall cavity, then inject it back into the fire through holes near the top rim. That blast of superheated oxygen ignites the smoke before it escapes, so it burns as extra heat and light instead of drifting around the campsite. It's not literally smokeless — expect smoke at startup and burnout, and dry seasoned wood is essential — but the reduction is substantial.

Cooking On A Winnerwell Fire Pit

Add a grill grate and a fire pit becomes a compact cooking setup — hot coals for steaks, a grate for the camp breakfast, or a base for a camp oven. Winnerwell's grates are designed for their own pits, so nothing wobbles or sits at the wrong height. For dedicated cooking gear, see Winnerwell cookware.

What Size Fire Pit Do You Need?

Be honest about how you'll carry it. A larger pit throws more heat and takes bigger logs, but packing size and weight decide whether it actually comes with you. If it lives in the backyard, go bigger. If it's going in a packed 4WD alongside everything else, the smaller flat-pack models get used far more often. Also check your fuel: these burn hotter and faster than an open fire, so bring more wood than you think.

Before You Light It — Australian Fire Rules

Fire pit rules vary by state and council, and all outdoor fires are banned on Total Fire Ban days regardless of how contained or low-smoke the pit is. Always check current restrictions with your state fire authority and local council before lighting. Every fire pit ships fast across Australia with full warranty.