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Smokeless fire pits have arrived, and they're lighting up the pleasure centers in outdoor enthusiasts' brains everywhere. A campfire that draws smoke away from the eyes, thereby making the outdoor ...

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Few things spark joy quite like a backyard barbecue with friends or family. And now that summer is nearly here, it’s finally time to add the finishing touches to your personal outdoor oasis, truly ...

TAUNTON — Due to elevated fire risks across the state, all outdoor burning in Taunton is banned until further notice, according to a press release from the Taunton Fire Department. Wildfires and brush ...

JILL BARTNICK had always wanted a fire pit to cozily roast marshmallows and grill hot dogs with friends. What she didn’t want: the smoke such stoves inevitably spew. “Any time I go to a buddy’s house ...

There’s just something special about sitting next to a fire outdoors, especially on a summer night. Whether it’s the natural warmth provided, the hypnotic glow of the flames or the fact that you can ...

Fire pits are an easy way to make your outdoor space feel warm and inviting. Here, the best fire pits at every price point. Though they may sound intimidating and expensive, fire pits aren’t just for ...

If you want your backyard to feel like the great outdoors, then you need the wood-burning fire ring insert. Measuring 45 inches (outer) and 39 inches (inner) in diameter, this insert offers a generous ...

— Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. Nothing says fall better than a crackling outdoor fire pit. Setting ...

As an author who writes books about science and nature, West Seattleite Lyanda Haupt relies on sharp binoculars, a clean hand lens and a pair of sturdy walking shoes. A less likely tool? Her backyard ...