Camping stoves for meals in the outdoors

There’s nothing quite like than a hot meal cooked over a camping stove at the end of a long day. Find a stove that suits the way you cook and camp all at our famously low prices.

Find a stove for your camp kitchen

No camping kitchen is complete without a camp stove. Our great range gives you options to suit any way you like to camp, whether it’s a portable option to fit in your backpack on a hike or multiple burners to feed the whole family. Shop stoves in store or online.

Butane and gas camping stoves for quick cooking

When you’re camping, you want your cooking station to be quick and easy to set up, use, clean and pack away again. Gas camping stoves and butane camping stoves are popular for that very reason, with gas giving you strong heat even in the cold, and butane being super light so you’re not hauling around too much weight.

Portable single burners for light packing

Some camping accessories are essential, like a sleeping bag and tent. Others make your life a whole lot more comfortable and easier, like a single-burner portable camping stove. They’re easy to set up and let you cook delicious, quick meals so you can get back to the fun.

Double burners for bigger groups

If you’re feeding a family or group, you need a few extra burners to work with. Double-burner camping stoves let you have multiple pots and pans on the go at once so you can whip up a hearty meal everyone will love. They’re also nice to have for those occasional blackouts.

Camping stove FAQs

What type of camping stove should I choose?

Different camping stoves suit different uses. A butane camping stove is quite portable and can even fit in a backpack, while a liquid fuel or multi-fuel camping stove is a great option for very cold environments. Remember, the more burners, the more you can cook at once.

How do I set up a gas camping stove?

To set up a gas camping stove, start by placing it on a flat, stable surface. Then, connect the fuel canister tightly, check for any leaks and make sure all the control knobs are turned completely off before lighting. If it’s windy, put any side flaps in place to help protect your flame.

How do I clean my camping stove?

Before cleaning a portable camping stove, completely disconnect the fuel and remove loose parts, like grates or grills. Wash the cooking grates and windscreens in warm soapy water, giving them a soak for burnt-on grime or grease. Wipe down the outside of the stove and check there is no build-up in the jets. Let everything dry completely before using or packing away.