Function

• Remote campsite
  
  A propane camp stove functions as the portable option you need while you are on a remote campsite. The propane camp stove generates heat which you can used for multiple purposes. A small refillable propane tank is ideal for many portable stoves while a large propane tank attached to a camper can fuel larger camp stoves.
  
  

Types

• Cast iron burner
  
  Among the most common propane camp stoves are those found inside of campers and travel trailers. These stoves typically have four burners, allowing you to cook effectively in an indoor setting. Portable stoves also are popular among campers. Typically with only two burners, portable propane camp stoves offer flexibility with the use of a small propane tank for fueling. Some stoves offer a small third burner for heating a pot of coffee or for boiling water, saving cooking time and conserving space. Folding models also are popular and often contain only one burner. These are beneficial for someone who is camping alone or who isn't planning to cook much. Cast iron camp stoves also are popular for campers who are looking for a long-lasting stove requiring minimal care and clean-up.
  
  

Benefits

• Boiling water
  
  Using a propane camp stove offers the flexibility to cook no matter what where you are. You do not need electricity to operate these stoves so you can create a full meal and boil liquids at any time. Clean-up is easy with a propane camp stove because most are made from cast iron or metal that is resistant to food spills. Some camp stoves transform into portable heaters and can easily be switched back to a one-burner stove. This is an efficient stove for a hunter, who can conserve space, stay warm and prepare food. Propane also is refillable and readily available at most retail and party stores, so you don't need to buy replacement units often. Many portable propane stoves feature a compact design that is long and narrow, making the stove easy to pack. Additionally, they are lightweight so they are easy to transport to the camp site.
  
  

Effects

• Propane camping stove
  
  A propane camp stove allows you to cook and prepare food easily and conveniently. Propane camp stoves produce an instant flame when ignited and heat food up rather quickly. This saves time and energy compared to an electric stove.
  
  

Warning

• Fire
  
  While a propane camp stove is portable and can be used indoors or outdoors, using one creates a risk for fire and carbon monoxide poisoning. All dry outdoor items such as leaves and wood should be moved from a lit stove. Paper and flammable items also should be stored at a distance to prevent a fire outbreak. Propane gives off gases and fumes that can attack the nervous and respiratory system in humans and animals if a large amount of the toxins are inhaled. Using the stove in a ventilated area will help reduce the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning.