DIY Wood Camp Stove – Cook With Free Wood Without A Campfire!

Campers: Why pay for propane refills when you can cook with free wood?

Naturally, you might might say that a propane stove is way more convenient than starting up a campfire and all that entails — collecting wood, getting it started, tending the fire, and all that — just to boil a cup of water for coffee.

And you’d be absolutely right!

Campfires are fun when you’re a weekend camper. But when you’re a full-time camper, you really don’t want to be dealing with all that for every meal.

But check this out —

What if you still had another way to cook with free wood — twigs even — that you could get going instantly and be cooking immediately, so that your 4-minute coffee prep might take, say, 4 minutes and 30 seconds. Would that be appealing to you?

You can learn how in my 21-minute instructional video below showing you a few DIY Wood Cook Stoves you can easily make yourself for dirt cheap.

(It’s actually Video #5 from my Mobile-Friendly Off Grid Cooking Series, which you can preview right now for free.)

Watch My Video Below

 

Links mentioned in the video:

• OffTheGridFast.com/cooking
• SoloStove – Stainless Steel Camp Stove

The original post includes a transcript of the video.

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Lockett Meadow / Inner Basin Trail @ Flagstaff, AZ

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Sunrise from Cathedral Rock, Sedona, AZ

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“Secret” Pictogram Site – Sedona, AZ

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Log Maze @ Freidlein Prairie, Flagstaff, AZ

Freidlein Prairie, Flagstaff, AZ

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Elephant’s Knees @ Anza-Borrego Desert State Park

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Horned Toad @ Kachina Trail, Flagstaff, AZ

Arizona Desert Horned Lizard, Kachina Trail, Flagstaff, AZ

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You’d think something called the “Desert Horned Lizard” would only be found in the lowland deserts, but apparently they also live at elevation. I came across this one — one of two that day — in the mountains above Flagstaff, around 9500 ft.

My DIY Truck Camper – Camping In Flagstaff, AZ

I think this photo was from my first day camping in Flagstaff back in spring 2014. This particular camping area is near the Naval Observatory and is one of my “go to” sites when I’m in the area, as it’s the closest to town. Not this exact site of course — there are over a dozen campsites completely separate campsites out here, and I’ve seen as many as 20 vehicles parked on certain days. I have my own dependable “semi-secret” site that I enjoy for its solitude.

You can learn more about my DIY Truck Camper at my Build A Truck Camper website.

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Agua Fria River @ Agua Fria National Monument

Agua Fria River, Agua Fria National Monument, AZ – By Mobile Rik

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Brin’s Mesa / Soldier’s Pass Arch, Sedona, AZ

Brin’s Mesa / Soldier’s Pass, Sedona, AZ – by Mobile Rik