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Camp Chef Alpine Heavy Duty Cylinder System - Wood-Burning Stove System for Wall Tent Camping - Camping Gear

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Features

  • Convenient Wood Stove System: This cylinder stove system includes damper, internal log grate, spark arrestor, accessory shelves, and five-piece nesting pipe
  • Easy-to-Transport Wood-Burning Stove: The removable legs and components of this wood-burning heater are designed for easy storage and transport
  • Versatile Wood Stove: This wood-burning stove system's roomy cook top and door damper make it easy to control heat for cooking and can accommodate a standard wood system water heater
  • Perfect for Camping: Ideal for wall tent camping, this wood-burning heater is a perfect addition to your camping gear
  • About Us: Camp Chef is a passionate team committed to bringing five-star flavor with versatile gear that can stand up to the demands of the backcountry and back patio

Specs & Other Info

Specification Details
Manufacturer Camp Chef
Model Number CS14
Manufacturing Location China
Product Status Continuing Production (Not Discontinued)
Weight of Item 73 Pounds
Total Dimensions 24" Length x 20" Width x 22.5" Height
Material Used Durable Alloy Steel
Power Supply Propane Operated
Burning Element Wood Burning

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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

These reviews provide a mixed perspective on this wood stove. One review applauds the stove's effective heating and ease of cooking, especially with the addition of side racks. Another review appreciates the stove as a backup heating and cooking solution, with the caveat of some design flaws such as poor airflow control and issues related to the chimney.

Pros

  • 👍 Excellent and effective heating capacity
  • 👍 Good cooking surface with helpful side racks
  • 👍 Useful as a backup heating solution
  • 👍 Comes with a handy fire-starter

Cons

  • 👎 Issues with legs of the stove requiring adjustment
  • 👎 Problems with airflow control
  • 👎 Quality concerns related to the chimney
  • 👎 Metal parts prone to discoloration, peeling, and potential rusting

Should I Buy It?

If you're looking for a reliable, efficient stove for heating and cooking – particularly in larger tents – and are willing to deal with some design flaws or potential leg adjustments, then this could be a good option. However, if the quality of the chimney and other hardware is a significant concern for you, then researching more robust alternatives may be favourable.

    • Genuinely surprised at how great this wood stove is!
Style: Stove
Review Image by ShopShopShop ShopShopShop
Review Image by ShopShopShop ShopShopShop
Review Image by ShopShopShop ShopShopShop
Review Image by ShopShopShop ShopShopShop
Purchased this camp stove for my 16’ canvas bell tent. I ♥️ camping, but hate being cold. Waffled between this stove and some other (highly recommended by many blogs and camping websites) more expensive stoves. Looked at cheaper options but didn’t like what the reviews said about them. I don’t regret this purchase in the least. First, it’s built like a tank. It’s going to last years, probably decades. It’s heavy, though, so you won’t be taking it on a hike up the mountain. But if you drive to your campsite or have a stationary camp, this is perfect. I read the other reviews and there is good information there. Use the driest of wood, open the damper, build the fire in the back of the stove until the stove pipe is hot enough to draw the air in and up, taking the smoke with it. Do the first burn outside so the fumes from the coating on the metal dissipate. I was concerned that the spark arrester wouldn’t be sufficient, but my very dry wood isn’t even sending sparks. No smoke after the initial paper and cardboard smoke that I used for getting the fire lit. So the spark arrester is fine. I was concerned that smoke might leak around the door because no gasket is there, but aside from the initial lighting, no smoke comes to the front. The draw on this thing ROARS when the door is open. The stove pipe is really high, and I think I will be adding metal eye screws for guy lines for peace of mind in case of heavy winds. It’s bigger than I thought it would be. I uploaded a photo with a work glove for size reference. I’m excited for fall camping, this thing really puts off some heat. The stove has a great design, and just works like it should. It’s well worth getting. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2023 by ShopShopShop ShopShopShop
    • Amazing product
Style: Stove
Review Image by Javier Wilson Javier Wilson
Review Image by Javier Wilson Javier Wilson
Review Image by Javier Wilson Javier Wilson
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This was perfect for our camping trip, i could cook on top of it very well, so hot it can boil water. Can burn about 6 logs in it if you fill it to the brim, it will burn for about 4 hours. No leakage. No paint chipping. It’s about 75 pounds so it is heavy and not ideal for deep woods camping but perfect to pull the car up to and load it out. My only recommendation is to let it burn before you place in your tent, because it does have a bad smell if you don’t for about 8 hours. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2024 by Javier Wilson Javier Wilson
    • Very Impressed - Couldn't Be Happier
Style: Stove
Review Image by Monte B Monte B
I have been searching high and low for a quality, yet affordable wood burning stove for my cabin. After months of research and reading reviews, I settled on the Camp Chef Alpine. The reviews were overwhelmingly positive, but there were some concerns. My main concern stemmed from several reviews where customers unboxed the stove only to discover that it had been damaged during the shipping process. When I got home and saw the torn box in my driveway, I was nervous. As I unboxed it, I was relieved to see that the stove was in perfect condition. I opened the door of the stove and removed all of the components. Some of the reviews stated that the holes at the base of the stove for the screws in the legs were missing. I found this as well. Only two of the leg receivers on the stove were drilled out. This was not really a problem, as I just lowered the legs onto the receivers all the way and tightened the screws down on the metal. It held just fine. The setup of the stove was very easy. For the intial burn, I only installed 3 sections of the chimney pipe, but they went together very easy. The only other issue I had was the door latch wouldn't fit down in the slot to close the door. I took a screwdriver and pryed the metal tab out just a tad and the latch, while snug, slid righ in. This "problem" would turn out to be a pleasant surprise, because the door now seated firmly shut when the latch was in place. I was actually anticipating having to install a door gasket, based on the reviews, but I'm not sure that I will have to at this time. My last concern, based on some reviews, was that the stove would burn though the wood quickly and would not hold heat more than an hour or two. I tested this last night. I loaded the stove up around 9 pm and got the fire rolling. I then closed the vent on the door, and closed off the damper. When I checked the stove at 6 am the next morning, the wood had burned, but there were still hot coals at the bottom of the stove. I mixed the coals around a bit, opened the vents and damper, added another piece of split firewood into the stove, and 5 minutes later had a roaring fire. I am beyond impressed with this stove after the initial trial and burn. If it continues to work in a cabin setting like it did in the initial trial, I will be elated! Because I intend to use this stove in a cabin, my next project is to replace the chimney that was included with actual durablack and duraplus stove and chimney pipe. It looks like there is an adaptor to increase the 5" stove opening to work with a standard 6" stove pipe. Long story short, I am loving this stove so far. It is a very quality product and an extremely reasonable price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2020 by Monte B Monte B

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