Stoves and BBQ

Cooking systems are fundamental kit for anyone doing bushcraft or spending time outdoors. Whether you are boiling water, preparing a hot meal after a long day's walking or cooking at base camp, having the right stove transforms your experience in the field.

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At Pyrene Bushcraft we offer a complete range of bushcraft cooking solutions, from the ultralight stove to the heavy-duty system. Our selection favours reliability and durability, with respected brands such as Trangia, Kelly Kettle, Light My Fire and Origin Outdoors.

Why choose your stove at Pyrene Bushcraft?


Our approach to outdoor cooking favours variety and complementarity. Every system has its own advantages depending on the context: weather, length of trip, type of ground, number of people.
The bushcraft philosophy rests on adaptability and on mastering several techniques. Having different cooking options guarantees complete self-sufficiency, whatever the situation. Alongside your outdoor cookware and your tools, these stoves are the heart of your independence in nature.

The different types of bushcraft stove


Gas stoves: speed and simplicity


Gas stoves are the most practical solution for anyone after immediate efficiency and precise control. Light, compact and powerful, they excel at boiling water quickly, preparing a fast meal or cooking in bad weather under your tarp. These systems particularly suit hikers on the move, where weight counts. Their adjustable flame allows precise cooking, ideal for simmering or holding a steady temperature. The limitation is the dependence on canisters, which you have to carry in sufficient quantity.

Wood stoves: self-sufficiency and authenticity


Wood stoves embody the bushcraft spirit par excellence: complete self-sufficiency and a genuine connection with your surroundings. Burning twigs, pine cones and small branches as fuel, they free you from all logistical dependence. No more carrying fuel: nature provides the energy you need. These systems come into their own on longer bivouacs and at base camps. Their modern combustion efficiency produces a strong flame with little smoke. Perfect for experienced bushcrafters who know how to gather wood. They pair ideally with your fire kit for lighting and tending.

Alcohol stoves: minimalism and reliability


Alcohol stoves appeal to purists of minimalism and mechanical simplicity. No moving parts, no valve, nothing to break down: just a burner, some alcohol and a silent flame. Their basic operation guarantees absolute reliability.
Methylated spirit can be found in the most remote shop, making resupply easy. These systems excel on lightweight trips where every gram counts in your backpack. Being silent, they respect the quiet of a bivouac. Trangia dominates this category with complete systems including nesting cooksets and an integrated windshield.

Cooking grills: tradition and versatility


Grills are the essential accessory for authentic cooking over a wood fire. They turn your fire into a genuine bushcraft barbecue, letting you sear meat, grill fish and cook vegetables directly over the flames. A generous surface and traditional cooking offer far more culinary scope than simply boiling. Ultralight folding models are easy to carry, while grills with adjustable legs give stability and control over the cooking height. They are the perfect complement: use your stove for water and liquids, the grill for grilling. Their toughness makes them long-term companions.

Choosing your system to suit your bushcraft


The lightweight hiker will favour an ultra-compact gas stove or a minimalist alcohol burner. The traditional bushcrafter will go for a wood stove and a folding grill, doing away with manufactured fuel entirely.
On long expeditions, combining several systems guarantees maximum flexibility: a gas stove for emergencies, a wood stove as the main solution, a grill for sociable moments. This multi-system approach makes sense on group trips or at longer camps. The weather affects the choice too. In cold, damp weather, gas offers immediate reliability. In woodland rich in deadwood, the wood stove excels. For treks at altitude where wood becomes scarce, alcohol or gas become essential.

Completing your outdoor kitchen


A good cooking system belongs in a coherent whole. Discover our range of properly sized bushcraft cookware: nesting cooksets, pans with heat exchangers, sturdy cutlery.
Water independence is a major concern. Pair your stoves with our hydration solutions, including filters and purifiers. Boiling water remains the most reliable purification method. For a comfortable set-up, do not forget a quality shelter to keep the wind off your kitchen.

FAQ - Bushcraft stoves & BBQ


Which type of stove should you choose to start out in bushcraft?

A gas stove has the gentlest learning curve: instant lighting, controllable temperature, intuitive use. Once you are comfortable, explore wood stoves to gain independence. Alcohol is an excellent compromise between simplicity and low weight. Can you carry several types of stove? Absolutely, and it is recommended on longer trips. A wood stove as the main solution, backed up by a gas or alcohol burner for emergencies. That redundancy guarantees you can cook whatever happens.

How do you make fuel go further?

Always use a lid on your pans, set up an effective windshield, heat only as much water as you need, and favour pans with a wide base. With a wood stove, prepare your fuel in advance: properly dry wood, cut to the right size.

What are the rules on stoves out in nature?

Respect local regulations, particularly in summer when fire use may be banned. Gas and alcohol stoves are generally tolerated even in sensitive areas, unlike open wood fires. Always check before you set off.

Find your ideal cooking system with Pyrene Bushcraft


At Pyrene Bushcraft we share your passion for independence in nature and for genuine cooking in the open air. Our selection of stoves reflects that philosophy: proven reliability, exceptional durability and all-round versatility. Explore our four categories of cooking system and find the kit that will transform your outdoor adventures. Have a look at our brands page too, to discover all our specialist partners.