$5.00 Camping Bundle

A bundle consists of 10 pieces of kiln-dried wood packaged in biodegradable mesh bags. It is ideal for a spontaneous fire or for one or two nights' worth of fires. 

We offer the option to pay via a Venmo/PayPal QR code. Alternatively, if you prefer to pay with cash, we have a secure cash safe located on site where you can conveniently drop off your cash payment.

 Our camping firewood bundles primarily consist of softwoods, such as pine. 

The firewood stand is open twenty-four hours(24hrs) a day, seven(7) days a week(Sunday-Saturday), and three hundred and sixty-five (365) days a year. In other words, the stand NEVER closes. Come by anytime, day or night. 

Our standard length is 14". However, we can cut logs into firewood at any length, ensuring uniform sizes. The wood's diameter may vary, but the length will be consistent.

 The amount of firewood you need in East Tennessee can vary based on factors such as the size of your living space, the efficiency of your heating appliance, and the severity of the winter climate. We recommend starting with one face cord for a week-long stay in a vacation home. On average, a household solely heated by firewood in East Tennessee might use 1 to 3 cords of wood for a heating season. 

However, it's important to consider your specific circumstances and usage patterns to determine the exact amount of firewood needed. 

 The amount of firewood you need for your outdoor fire pit can vary based on the size of the fire pit, the desired duration of the fire, and the intensity of the heat you want to generate. As a general guideline, a typical outdoor fire pit might require 4-5 bundles for a single evening of use or a whole face cord for a weekend experience.

 However, it's important to consider your specific fire pit and usage habits when estimating the amount of firewood needed. 

 The amount of firewood you need for your campsite can vary based on the duration of your stay, the frequency of fires, and the local regulations regarding firewood collection and usage. As a general guideline, for a weekend camping trip, a bundle or two of firewood per night might be sufficient for evening campfires. 

It's important to be mindful of any firewood restrictions at your campsite.

 Hardwoods such as oak, maple, and birch are generally considered the best species of wood for burning indoors. Hardwoods are denser and can provide a longer-lasting, hotter burn compared to softer woods. They also tend to produce less creosote buildup in chimneys, making them a preferred choice for indoor use in fireplaces and wood stoves. 

 United States Dept of Agriculture holds our product to a high standard. The USDA certification for firewood mainly ensures that the firewood has been properly treated to eliminate any potential pests and diseases. This is important for preventing the spread of invasive species and protecting local ecosystems. Additionally, USDA certification may also ensure that the firewood has been accurately labeled and meets certain quality standards. We are proud to have received recognition from the USDA for implementing the most efficient drying process in Tennessee.