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From the manufacturer
Don''t let its compact size fool you. Perfect for muffins, cookies, casseroles, and Dutch oven dishes
Take this all-in-one stove on your next trip
The camp oven is so efficient and well insulated that it allows you to bake more with less fuel. This insulation allows the oven to heat up much faster and retain the heat. In order for it to be held to camping regulations, it had to have a manual temperature control instead of an automatic temperature control, like your home oven. For best results do not pre-heat the oven like you would in your home oven. Simply light the oven, then put the food in, and monitor the temperature. If the temp rises to high, simply crack the door to release some of the heat.
Inside oven dimensions: 11 inch L x 16 inch W x 9 inch H
Top oven heat 400ºF
Range dimensions: 17 x 9.5 inches
Full dimensions: 12.5 inch L x 21 inch W x 18 inch H
Weight: 32 lbs.
Camp Chef: The Way to Cook Outdoors
Outdoor Oven with 2 Burner Camping Stove
Food is one of the great things about camping. When you’re camping with the Outdoor Camp Oven you can prepare delicious homemade meals without leaving the campsite. This oven unlocks all the cooking capabilities of a home oven and range. Designed to be both portable and versatile, the Outdoor Camp Oven will provide you with the heat necessary to cook anything from a breakfast skillet to your favorite baked breads and cookies. The oven can reach temperatures up to 400° F and will easily fit a 9 x 13 pan so you can carry out all of your baking needs. Fueled by a 1 pound propane bottle, this oven will hold a temperature of up 350° F for up to 7 hours making it great for emergency preparedness.
Two 7,500 BTU brass range burners
Oven power: 3,000 BTU (up to 400ºF)
Fully adjustable heat-control dials
Matchless ignition
Built-in oven heat gauge
Removable oven racks
Nonstick enamel cooking surface
Stainless steel construction
Insulated, efficient oven box
Folding lid provides a three-sided windscreen
Oven fits 9 x 13 inch pan inside
Convenient carry handles
Powered with 1lb propane can or adapt for bulk tank
DECENT FEATURES of the Camp Chef Outdoor Camp Oven Two 7,500 BTU brass range burners Oven output: 3,000 BTU (heats up to 400° F) Insulated, efficient oven box and 2 oven racks Matchless ignition Stainless steel body Built-in oven temperature gauge Oven fits 9 x 13 pan inside Powered by a disposable 1 lb propane bottle, can be adapted for use with standard bulk tanks Ready to cook out of the box The SPECS Box Dimension: (L x W x H): 24.5 x 16 x 21" Box Weight: 37 lbs
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Color: Black/SilverSize: 31" H x 24" W x 18" LVerified Purchase
Got this because our power goes out throughout the winter, sometimes for days or weeks. I boiled pasta and melted homemade cheese sauce on the range and then baked the mac and cheese and cookies in the oven on out first trial. A separate thermometer for inside the oven is a must-have. I learned to cook as a kid on a stove with an old oven you had to guess at the temp, eyeball the food, and manually re-adjust the temp knob as food baked, so cooking with the Camp Chef was not completely foreign. It took a bit longer to bake things, the cookies were somewhere around 20 minutes, but it gets there eventually. Totally worth it to have hot food when the electricity is out. A quarter sheet fits in great.
Remember to check under the lift-up spill guard oven bottom before using. Our instruction manual slid under there during shipping and [cough-cough] someone turned it on and burned it slightly upon first use. It probably says not to do that in the instruction manual, but it wasn't visible at the time. We were unable to find the booklet until we noticed the smell and smoke from it burning. Camp Chef sent us a new manual.
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2018
Color: Black/SilverSize: 31" H x 24" W x 18" LVerified Purchase
First things first: I am a long time camper: high mountain, backcountry, suburban, car-camping--name it. So I've been exposed to all technologies and brands and price ranges. And there is no "one fits all": what is good for car-camping might not be good for mountain, and what is good for valley hiking in summer weather may not be the best for high-altitude or snow. So no downgrading just because I "like" something more or less--there is a place and a time for propane vs isopro vs liquid fuels vs firewood, etc.
I bought this oven based on the great reviews and because, for car-camping, it seemed like a well rounded solution, with the oven being a huge plus that increases the options at the dinner table. The weight and bulk I can deal with if I'm driving up to a campsite.
I tested this oven last night on a 10C / 50F windy night as we were stargazing the geminids meteor shower. I put in the oven a pizza, and started boiling water for hot dogs. I later added a small iron skillet with provolone cheese.
The first I noticed was the flames were mild--expected considering all burners were on; but even turning the range off did not seem to affect oven temperature much. The gas line started icing (also expected, especially with the higher gas flow from all burners on). I must have waited no less than 20 minutes and (a) the watter hadn't boiled, (b) the cheese pizza hadn't melted (oven hit max at just about 150F) and the skilles was barely making the cheese sizzle. All this on a Benzomatic canister of propane.
Granted, it was a cold night. There was wind. There was a lot of heat loss and inefficiencies (ex: I did not put a lid on the pot of water). But still: I happened to have mi minimalist "MSR PocketRocket 2". I thought it didn't stand a chance as I had no windscreens. I put the (now 120F) pot of water on the MSR stove and it probably boiled in about 30 seconds. I followed with the iron skillet, and managed to overburn my provolone from just 20 seconds on the MSR stove. The pizza I could not fix with the MSR gas stove, but thankfully the campsite had a nice grill next to the wood fire I had started, and I was able to quickly (2 minutes) bring the pizzas to a toasted crunch and (by placing an aluminum pan up-side-down) also melt the cheese quite evenly.
In addition to this, the oven burners frequently "popped" and puffed out--they were not in direct reach of the wind, which was blowing from behind the oven's windscreen (which was up). There is a heat buffer zone between the range and the oven with an opening on the back side of the oven: my only thought is that wind coming in through that opening somehow managed to blow out the flame.
In any case, the oven amounted to a pricey food warmer. The thermometer in the oven never made past about 200F, and the range really lacked some BTU power.
I really hoped to like this more. I'll continue to use and test as I am way past my product return window. But I do feel a little let down. I also hurt myself disconnecting the gas line from the propane tank, as the line was quite pressurized and blew my bronze canister adapter cutting my hand. I did not find a clear way of depressurizing the high pressure side of the line (upstream from the regulator) and gas fizzled out for about 10 seconds, which kind of puzzled me.
The quality is otherwise superb: hefty, good craftmanship, etc. I would definitely by "for the looks" if I had to make a choice without testing it. But overall, I think when I weigh in practicality of hauling this vs. the heat it delivers, I would not recommend.
Color: Black/SilverSize: 31" H x 24" W x 18" LVerified Purchase
I bought this to make an outdoor kitchen on my lanai. It is perfect! It lights every time. I can fit 2 full sized skillets on the burners (bacon and eggs for the family) and i have used the far to bake a cake, cinnamon rolls, and meatloaf...it keeps me from heating up my house in the summer. I absolutely love it.
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2017
Color: Black/SilverSize: 31" H x 24" W x 18" LVerified Purchase
this maybe the greatest camping purchase ever. I bought it and immediately brought it to a campground/festival we were at for 8 days of no hookup camping in Maine. I removed the oven from my RV because it took up a lot of space and those ovens seem to heat unevenly. I put in a cook top.
This oven/cooktop was the bomb. I made 3 pies (two peach, one blueberry), using the Pillsbury refrigerator crust, puff pastry (topped with Newfoundland snow crab), two batches of biscuits, baked haddock, countless pots of pour over coffee, one successful latte two unsuccessful lattes, a giant pot of steamers, reheated clam chowder, melted 3 sticks of butter, popcorn in a big pot, cookies, you get the idea
we went through 4-5 pounds of propane.
The good: easy lighting for the oven and the burners even temperature, i turned things in the oven a few times pretty good temperature control; one person suggested checking every 15 minutes I agree easy to clean nice baffle for the burners good height to go on the camping kitchen sturdy with a good carrying case (bought separately) it uses 1 lb canisters
the less good: large burner surface, I had to get a grate to use my camping espresso/latte with high winds and low temps the oven struggles to keep up, i plan to make a blanket for it it takes up space during packing, we RV camp so we have it the burners are only 7500 BTU, we struggled with a big pot of steamers (it was chilly out). a large square pan to use both burners would help
overall, if you're on the fence- just get it. you won't be sorry
We live in our self-built cabin off grid Bought this little oven assuming it’d do a few things for us until we got a bigger one That was five years ago It does everything Yes, we use it inside No, we’re not idiots (we apply thought and careful consideration when dealing with propane) Anyhoot, this is one of the top ten items for our off grid needs
Color: Black/SilverSize: 31" H x 24" W x 18" LVerified Purchase
Temp control is horrible. Highly recommend you take extra propane as it will burn three 1 green cylinder every 30 or so minutes. Faster if you use oven. Also take a lighter since the auto light works only when it wants. I also recommend you buy a new regulator for when your new one goes out. It is light weight and a great concept but has a few failures they need to work out.
Color: Black/SilverSize: 31" H x 24" W x 18" LVerified Purchase
We chose the camp chef outdoor camp oven in part because of the very high reviews. We live in a place where access to a post office is difficult, so ordering quality items is important (as returning is often an ordeal). Unfortunately, after unboxing and trying it out on a camping trip this past week, we’re pretty disappointed with the quality. While the stove design looks nice, it arrived with a sizeable chip in the front of the cook top surface. The biggest problem is less aesthetic: the face plate through which all the knobs connect is set so low down on the appliance (even though it looks like the correct positioning) that the posts the knobs are attached to can’t move freely. Because the knob needs to pop out in order to adjust the flame size, this means that it’s really difficult to make the flame smaller. We have to push the knob toward the ground to try to free it from the faceplate to pull it out. Not only is this difficult and annoying, but it’s dangerous because it all has to be done while the flame is high. Finally, the instruction booklet is poorly written for those with limited internet access (or those looking to get this oven for emergency preparedness reasons). It suggests that the flame must be mostly blue but doesn’t suggest any correctives if it isn’t. It explains that to clean the burners you must remove them but doesn’t include any instructions for removal. Overall, we’re disappointed in the quality of the Outdoor Camp Oven.
2.0 out of 5 stars
Questionable quality.
Reviewed in Canada on September 24, 2018
We chose the camp chef outdoor camp oven in part because of the very high reviews. We live in a place where access to a post office is difficult, so ordering quality items is important (as returning is often an ordeal). Unfortunately, after unboxing and trying it out on a camping trip this past week, we’re pretty disappointed with the quality. While the stove design looks nice, it arrived with a sizeable chip in the front of the cook top surface. The biggest problem is less aesthetic: the face plate through which all the knobs connect is set so low down on the appliance (even though it looks like the correct positioning) that the posts the knobs are attached to can’t move freely. Because the knob needs to pop out in order to adjust the flame size, this means that it’s really difficult to make the flame smaller. We have to push the knob toward the ground to try to free it from the faceplate to pull it out. Not only is this difficult and annoying, but it’s dangerous because it all has to be done while the flame is high. Finally, the instruction booklet is poorly written for those with limited internet access (or those looking to get this oven for emergency preparedness reasons). It suggests that the flame must be mostly blue but doesn’t suggest any correctives if it isn’t. It explains that to clean the burners you must remove them but doesn’t include any instructions for removal. Overall, we’re disappointed in the quality of the Outdoor Camp Oven.
2.0 out of 5 starsthe thermostat doesn't work AT ALL!
Reviewed in Canada on October 6, 2018
Color: Black/SilverSize: 31" H x 24" W x 18" LVerified Purchase
We bought this stove at the beginning of the summer. It wasn't and easy decision due to the high cost but we (my husband and I) decided to treat ourselves with the luxury of camping oven, we both love cooking. The product arrived on time and it looked din good shape. Well built over all. We tried the burners and the oven and everything seemed to work just fine. One we were on the road we discover that the burners, due to the shared gas fed, if both turned at the same time would give a smaller flame than if you only use one. Until here not big deal, we learned how to live with this. The problem came when we decided to use the oven to make a small casserole, after waiting for half an hour I realized that the thermometer wasn't reading the temperature at all! We were able to cook since it did heat the oven but it would be useless for any baking or other recipe that requires a little more control over the temperature.
What was really disappointing is that even though I tried to contact Amazon ( the seller) several times I haven't receive any answer from them. Does anybody have a suggestion on how to preceed? I know I could buy small oven thermommeter to solve the issue myself but it is irritating to spend this amount of money and receive such a poor customers service.
5.0 out of 5 starsJust what I have been looking for! My trailer had no oven.
Reviewed in Canada on September 1, 2019
Color: Black/SilverSize: 31" H x 24" W x 18" LVerified Purchase
I waited to write the review until I actually tested the product. We just came home from camping and I must say - the camp oven was a huge success. I baked chicken breast the first night - shake n baked the chicken, placed on a little olive oil and covered with tin foil. I generally cook the chicken in a hot oven - so I put on high for 30 mins and it turned out perfect, juicy, tender and crispy. I let the stove cool to 400 and had pre-made some peanut butter/chocolate chip cookie dough at home - before we left and kept in the fridge. Baked those for about 9 mins - you can just smell when they are ready. DELISH! What a hit! I also boiled and then fried perogies on the top burners. Stove is great quality, burners work well. Only issue that I found was that while I am 5'5 putting the stove on the picnic table was a little high for me when using the upper burners. I had brought a standing stool for my camper - so I used that and problem solved. Camp Oven cools quickly so you can put back in storage when done eating. We also bought the cover and it's worth the money to protect and keep your stove nice. All around excellent purchase and would highly recommend! Even my husband who rolled his eyes when he saw it arrive from Amazon (surprise) - changed his mind and loved it while camping.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Just what I have been looking for! My trailer had no oven.
Reviewed in Canada on September 1, 2019
I waited to write the review until I actually tested the product. We just came home from camping and I must say - the camp oven was a huge success. I baked chicken breast the first night - shake n baked the chicken, placed on a little olive oil and covered with tin foil. I generally cook the chicken in a hot oven - so I put on high for 30 mins and it turned out perfect, juicy, tender and crispy. I let the stove cool to 400 and had pre-made some peanut butter/chocolate chip cookie dough at home - before we left and kept in the fridge. Baked those for about 9 mins - you can just smell when they are ready. DELISH! What a hit! I also boiled and then fried perogies on the top burners. Stove is great quality, burners work well. Only issue that I found was that while I am 5'5 putting the stove on the picnic table was a little high for me when using the upper burners. I had brought a standing stool for my camper - so I used that and problem solved. Camp Oven cools quickly so you can put back in storage when done eating. We also bought the cover and it's worth the money to protect and keep your stove nice. All around excellent purchase and would highly recommend! Even my husband who rolled his eyes when he saw it arrive from Amazon (surprise) - changed his mind and loved it while camping.
Color: Black/SilverSize: 31" H x 24" W x 18" LVerified Purchase
We love this product. Bought it at a discount as used. It came with a few minor flaws on the top lid. We use it all the time. It fits a 9x13 pan, or a small cookie sheet for cooking in the oven. We use a large cast pan on tbe top burners with no issues. It does take a few minutes for the oven to warm up and tends to run a bit hot but we still love it.
Color: Black/SilverSize: 31" H x 24" W x 18" LVerified Purchase
Bought that few months ago for a camper project, took it out of the box and put it on a shelf until it was time to use it. I had already noticed that the paint under the lid corners was already worn out from the transport. Now, the stickers are still on the oven window, propane never got hooked on it yet....but the oven door is already falling off. looks like the mini-little pins that acts as a hinges are already broken... It got opened maybe 3 times in its short life... My return window was already past , but I figure that even if I had been using this unit every day, it should have been working longer than that before falling appart for this price. Very very disapointed.