Best Outdoor Fire Pits

Before you shop for a fire pit, you need to do a little quick pre-planning. Do you want something that feels more permanent? Then a furniture-like fire pit table is a great option. Prefer a more laid-back casual feel? Easily moveable fire pits come in all styles from rustic to farmhouse. Also consider your fire pit location. Most fire pits aren't recommended for wood decks, though some may be used with a fireproof mat (usually purchased separately).
Create a pretty focal point on your patio with this hand-hammered copper fire pit. At 30-inches in diameter, it's a good size to anchor—and keep warm—a small seating arrangement. It's also wood-burning, making it perfect for the purists who love the smells and crackle sounds of a campfire.

Calling all Yellowstone fans! Bring a little bit of the Dutton ranch to your own backyard with this durable steel fire pit that features the signature "Y" branding. This compact 21-inch fire pit is CSA approved and runs on a 20-lb. propane gas tank (not included). Because it's easily portable, it's also a great option to take on camping trips or even to your next tailgate gathering.

If you're looking for a fire pit that is more about ambiance than campfire cooking, then this woven fire pit table is a great option. Measuring 36-inches square, it's an adequate size to anchor a full-size seating arrangement and, standing 24.5 inches tall, it's convenient for holding drinks.What's better for a rustic cabin setting than this iron fire pit with whimsical wildlife cutouts. This sturdy wood-burning fire pit and grill is also portable, making it a good choice for upgrading your camping trip. Measuring 23"H x 29.5" D in size makes it hefty enough to anchor a seating area, but also small enough to be easily portable.A favorite of our Lifestyle Director, this 22-inch smokeless fire pit (no moving those chairs every five minutes to avoid the fumes!) is handsome enough to hold a permanent space in your backyard but compact enough to pack up and bring to a cabin. Made in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, its steel material will naturally patina over time, giving it a cool, rustic finish.