BioLite CampStove Cook Kit

This is the best thing in my pack. I take it every time I go out. Easy to use and cooks like a champ.

This is my second bio lite and this time I went for the complete package. I am even more impressed with the second one and all of the extras. The little light and the coffee maker have been an awesome addition. Our family enjoys the fact that it is a contained fire and is acceptable in some public parks.

I bought mine 5 years ago and it's been fenomenal for cooking at the camp. My favorite fuel the it is pellets in the morning for breakfast and limbs for the rest of the day with the grill.

I like the improvements. The ability to pre-charge the generator is an improvement. The only problem is that the battery is not able to fully charge my iPhone 16, so you will probably have to use it with a fire to generate power. Have not been able to do that yet.

I have had a Campstove for a few years (early model) and it works exactly as pictured, truly amazing and so great to haul a stove with no gas!

I bought my Biolite stove in 2016 ?? And I still have it here in 2025 and it still works, love it

I just bought the complete campstove cook kit. I haven't used it as of yet but I'm very impressed with the look of the thing. I have no complaints except that there doesn't appear to be any instructions for the use of the French press coffee thingy. I suppose I can look online and find out how to use one but it should be included with the instructions I think especially for someone green with technology. After I try the product and see how it works I might give another review.

I got my BioLite CampStove as a wedding gift many moons ago. Since then, I mainly used it as a backup cooking and charging device during power outages or for boiling water for MRE's. As a dad of four boys, I'm also a Scoutmaster for a small Scouting Troop near our home town. On our first spring campout outing of the year, I decided to bring along my CampStove just as tool for our newer scouts to practice their fire building skills. Anyone who goes early Spring camping in the Northeast knows to expect some gnarly weather. The second night out, we got hit hard with slushy rain and gusts of wind. The day (which had been a nice 78 degrees) quickly deteriorated and dropped to 44 degrees Fahrenheit. When the rain came rolling in later that evening, it felt like it was just two degrees above freezing. All night long our tents and gear were peppered with rain and ice. The next morning, I knew our boys needed a hot meal and a warm fire to start their day. Unfortunately, all our firewood was cold and soaked through and through (with exception to some pine cones and lint I brought from home in a ziplock bag). I tried unsuccessfully to use lint, wood shavings and kindling to start a fire in our fire pit but any fire I'd create was quickly snuffed out. Running low on tinder, I took out my Biolite CampStove as a last ditch effort to create and sustain a solid flame. It did not disappoint! Not only did it start and sustain a fire, I used my CampStove to dry out and light up some moderate sized pieces of wood that I then used to start up our camp fire pit. Needless to say, my CampStove really did save the day! It would not have been possible otherwise. Since then, if the weather calls for rain on a campout, my CampStove is sure to join in on the adventure.