16 Greatest Out of doors Hearth Pits 2023

Calling all Yellowstone fans! Bring a little bit of the Dutton ranch to your own backyard with this durable steel fire pit that features the signature “Y” branding.

This compact 21-inch fire pit is CSA approved and runs on a 20-lb. propane gas tank (not included). Because it’s easily portable, it’s also a great option to take on camping trips or even to your next tailgate gathering.

Made of powder-coated iron, this square, cross-leg fire pit table brings farmhouse styling to your outdoor patio.

The table is 33-x-33-inches in size, and the burn pan 22.5 inches square, providing lots of room around the perimeter for setting up s’mores supplies.

If you’re looking for a fire pit that is more about ambiance than campfire cooking, then this woven fire pit table is a great option. Measuring 36-inches square, it’s an adequate size to anchor a full-size seating arrangement and, standing 24.5 inches tall, it’s convenient for holding drinks.

What’s better for a rustic cabin setting than this iron fire pit with whimsical wildlife cutouts. This sturdy wood-burning fire pit and grill is also portable, making it a good choice for upgrading your camping trip.

Measuring 23″H x 29.5″ D in size makes it hefty enough to anchor a seating area, but also small enough to be easily portable.

Yes, it’s a splurge, but we can’t resist a hunky piece of faux bois! This rustic fire pit table may look like wood, but it’s actually made of a powder-coated Terrafab making it durable and weather-resistent.

The fire pit measures 39″ D x 23.6″ H and accommodates a 20-gallon propane tank for a heat output of 50,000 BTU, making it perfect for gathering around on crisp fall evenings at the lake house or cabin.

If you’re looking for a basic fire bowl that will last for years, this is the one for you. Plus, it comes with a lifetime warranty. It’s made in Northeast Ohio from locally sourced carbon steel, which develops a rich patina over time. It has a center drain hole, and it’s available in three different sizes (24-, 30-, and 36-inch diameters).

Because this fire pit is super-sturdy it’s a little awkward to move. The 24-inch size weighs in at 43 pounds, for example, so it’s not exactly something you’ll want to relocate too often. It also does not have a spark cover, though you can purchase one separately through the manufacturer’s site.

If you’re looking for a more built-in look (but don’t like the built-in price tag), this wood-burning fireplace looks and feels more traditional and substantial. And, at nearly 60 inches tall and 36 inches wide, it will definitely make a “bring on the cozy” statement on your patio.

Want to build a casual and inexpensive firepit out back? This galvanized fire ring is a great solution. Build and level your firepit base with a non-combustible material such as gravel, then lay this ring on top for an old-school campfire feel.

The galvanized metal ring, made in the USA, won’t rust. At 36-inches wide, you’ve got plenty of room for safely containing your fire while gathering everyone around on a chilly evening.

At 36-inches wide, you’ll be able to fit a ton of people around this fire pit. Also, the rectangular design works better in some spaces than traditional round fire bowls. It comes with a spark screen and grilling grate.

This fire pit takes fire building to a new level! The design creates a super-efficient burn so there’s little to no smoke, and the mesh body allows you to see the fire on three sides—it almost looks like it’s floating. The fire pit can burn wood or charcoal, so it’s super versatile and makes a great grill for the beach or campground.

A rechargeable battery (attached to the side) literally fans the flames. You can control the size of your flames manually or by using with the free app (yes, it is as cool as it sounds!). The legs fold neatly up, and the well-designed carry bag, sold separately, fits the fire pit and accessories and doubles as a firewood carrier.

This stainless steel powder-coated fire pit, made by the company that introduced the ever-popular bamboo torches decades ago, is super quick and easy to set up. It has a removable ash tray that slides out from underneath for speedy cleanup. The low smoke design also provides a 4-foot heat radius, so you can gather plenty of people around for toasting marshmallows or sipping hot toddies.

The metal fire pit has side handles so it’s easy to move around the patio or transport to a campsite or tailgates. It also comes with a weather resistant cover. It can burn either traditional firewood or for a ridiculously easy fire, use the TIKI Wood Packs (you’ll get a starter to try), which are sold separately, light with a match, and burn for 30 minutes. It’s also available in larger round styles, though we really like this one’s shape and ease of portability.

If you want a more traditional-looking fire pit that appears built in, this one has manufactured stone with brown and grey undertones. At 32-inches wide, it’s spacious enough for plenty of gathering around the fire.

It comes with a spark screen and fireplace tool. At 56 pounds, it’s not exactly something you can move around easily, but it can be relocated, if need be.

If you’re looking to DIY a more permanent landing spot in the yard for your fire pit, this clever powder-coated iron base will help you get started. Place it anywhere in the grass or on your patio and then top with the pavers of your choice.

You can’t hang out around the backyard fire pit without making s’mores. This fun tool forgoes the stick and results in a perfectly melty treat.