Wood or Propane fire pit

[highboy4x4]

I am looking for ideas on what to do for a fire pit. Making a wood fire pit on the fly is simple but what if restrictions say I cant have a wood fire?? I have been toying with the idea to bring my wood burning smokeless aluminum fire pit but its 19" diameter which would takes up a lot of real estate. I guess I could strap it to the roof rack? But then there will be times when I cant have a wood fire and need to think propane. I do not want to carry another pit. Yet again, space required. So I am thinking of merging the two. Taking my smokeless pit and installing a 12-18" propane ring....It would be one of those quick install features so I can have the best of both worlds???

Has anyone used this principle before? What do you carry with you? I know I will need a propane pit for the Moore's Expo so I need to make a decision...
smokeless

https://a.co/d/0HNLI8Q

propane ring ( just one idea)

https://a.co/d/f4Is4GU

 

[highboy4x4]

If I use this stainless pan to secure the propane ring, it will sit inside the ash tray....couple holes in the ash tray and I think I have a winner for $104

https://a.co/d/cZZA5Jc

or I say screw it and get this for $30 more???

https://a.co/d/3e4qAQe

 

[MOAK]

We use the Volcano Grill, wood, charcoal or propane. We have been using ours for 10-12 years. Volcano Collapsible Grill | Burns Propane, Charcoal or Wood!

 

[highboy4x4]

We use the Volcano Grill, wood, charcoal or propane. We have been using ours for 10-12 years. Volcano Collapsible Grill | Burns Propane, Charcoal or Wood!

I like that!! and its not much more $ than my diy concept...Appreciate the link!

 

[MOAK]

We bought a brand new one recently as the old one was sold with our old expo trailer. The things are sturdy and easy to pack away. Do definitely get the lid so you can bake things.

 

[ThundahBeagle]

We use the Volcano Grill, wood, charcoal or propane. We have been using ours for 10-12 years. Volcano Collapsible Grill | Burns Propane, Charcoal or Wood!

Holy smokes! (See what I did there?) $190 is a lot of money, BUTA not considering what this can do and how nice it packs down. This is on my list of things to get

 

[12C20]

I like my propane fire pit - I think it’s a small Camp Chef.

No sparks = less wildfire risk.
No wood = no ashes and less smoky smelling stuff.

 

[MOAK]

Agreed. Fire bans are everywhere so we will only count on using ours with propane, and usually with the lid on for baking.

 

[reaver]

I carry a flat pack wood fire pit. This is my preferred method, but of course, sometimes, there are burn bans. In those instances, we use an ammo can propane firepit that I made.