Why choose a portable propane fire pit?

You need no plumbing, and you can refill or swap the tank when it runs low. Choose a propane fire pit with hidden tank to keep it inside the body behind a tank door or in a compartment. Prefer a fixed gas connection? See the same range as a natural gas fire pit.

Tables, bowls and shapes

Start with a small propane fire pit for a compact patio, then check the dimensions. Browse propane fire pit tables for a flame at the center of a tabletop, or choose a fire bowl for a low, open shape. A round propane fire pit lets you gather around the flame. For tables with the tank inside, explore The Outdoor Plus tank tables. Want a real log fire instead? Choose a wood burning fire pit.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?

We are an authorized dealer for every brand here, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. Compare propane or natural gas in our Gas Fire Pits collection, or browse all fire pits for every fuel and type. For tank, size or fit questions, call us and we will talk it through.

Frequently asked questions

How long will a 20 lb propane tank last on a fire pit?

Tank life depends on burner size and flame height. A small pit on low can last many evenings. A large linear pit at full flame may run a few hours. Turn it down once warm, and keep a spare if you host often.

What are the downsides of using a propane fire pit?

You need to refill the tank and store it somewhere. Hidden-tank designs handle storage. Wind can blow the flame out, so a wind guard helps. You lose wood’s crackle and smell, but get no smoke, no ash and match-or-button lighting.

Can you roast marshmallows on a propane fire pit?

Yes, marshmallows roast fine over a propane flame and taste the same. Keep sugar and drips off the burner, fire glass and lava rock because they can clog burner ports. Other cooking over the burner is not recommended.