What camp cooking gear does Often Outdoors stock?

The Kitchen & Cooking range covers single and double-burner butane and LPG camp stoves, a 5-head 12800W high-power gas stove, adjustable campfire grill grates, a smokeless charcoal BBQ, a BBQ utensil set, and a full-size foldable Mobile Kitchen Station. The range is designed to cover everything from a solo overnight to a multi-day group base camp.

What fuel do the Often Outdoors camp stoves use?

Most Often Outdoors camp stoves run on butane gas — including the single-burner (2.8KW), the double-burner LPG/butane stove (3000W per burner), and the 5-head stove (12800W total). The smokeless BBQ runs on charcoal with a built-in blower for heat control. All butane stoves include CE certification and auto-pressure shut-off for safety.

Does the Mobile Kitchen Station pack down for 4WD use?

Yes. The Often Mobile Kitchen Station is 174 x 40 x 110cm when open — a full prep surface with an enclosed 600D Oxford storage cabinet underneath. It folds flat for transport and weighs 11kg, making it practical for extended trips and group setups.

What is the best cooking setup for a minimalist trip vs a base camp?

For a minimalist setup, the single-burner or double-burner butane stove is compact and comes with a hard carry case. For a base camp, the Mobile Kitchen Station paired with the 5-head stove or double-burner gives you a full working camp kitchen. The adjustable campfire grill is the best option for cooking directly over an open fire.

Does camp cooking gear ship Australia-wide?

Yes — all Often Outdoors cooking products ship free across Australia. Orders from our Brisbane warehouse typically arrive within five to seven business days. Bulkier items like the Mobile Kitchen Station may travel via freight carriers; check the product listing for specific delivery notes.

What cooking gear do I need for camping?

At a minimum: a stove or burner, a pot and pan, utensils, and something to eat off. From there, add a kettle, prep board, and storage to suit how you camp and how many you're feeding.

What should I look for in a camping stove?

Match the stove to your trip — fuel type (gas is convenient and clean-burning), number of burners for your group size, wind resistance, and how compactly it packs down.

Is camping cookware easy to clean and pack?

Yes — the cookware in this range is chosen to be lightweight, hard-wearing, and easy to clean, with pieces that nest together to save space in the car or pack.

How many burners do I need?

A single burner is plenty for solo trips and simple meals. For families or cooking multiple dishes at once, a two-burner setup makes camp cooking far easier.