Why Does My Firewood Burn So Fast?
Why are Logs Are Burning Fast in My Campfire? There are many reasons why your logs might burn too fast. Here are some of the most common reasons why and, more importantly, what you can do about it....
What's the Best Wood to Burn in a Campfire
We think you will probably agree when we say that nothing beats an outdoor adventure that includes a campfire. Whether you are building a campfire for warmth while roughing it in the woods or gathe...
Tips on Buying Wood for Your Fire
Some sound advice to find the best source for your wood as well. The quality of the firewood you use for your bonfire or fire pit will have a significant impact on your overall experience and enjoy...
The 4 S's of Managing Firewood
You may have heard of the 4 C's of diamond buying, Walden Backyards has the 4 S's of managing the firewood for fire pits. Those four S's include: splitting, schlepping, stacking and storing. Here a...
The Debate Rages On: Cross Hatch VS. Teepee
Cross hatch or teepee? Don't act like you and your friends haven't sat around for hours on end debating this hot topic. We are here to help so you can put down your pokers and quit stoking the flam...
Why You Should Buy Fire Starters
The air is chilly, the sky is dark, and you're ready to start a campfire in your backyard. Your loved ones are eagerly anticipating roaring flames and that delightful campfire smell. The Walden Sur...
The Easiest Way To Start A Fire. Period.
Tired of scavenging for kindling? With our natural-ingredient Sure-Fire Starters, the need for kindling is thing of the past.
Having a fire pit is fun! Having to call the fire department is not fun. Below are a few tips for creating the perfect bonfire, as well as some fireside safety suggestions for your next gathering....
How to Build a Smoke-Free Fire
Smoky fires are the bane of many autumn evenings, leading to an endless game of musical chairs as the wind shifts and sends thick smoke drifting your way. The good news is that thanks to science, y...
How to Build Better Fires: A Step-By-Step Guide to Getting the Fire Started
