Camp Chef Outdoor Camp Oven-no shipping fee

[Treeview]

An oven isn't for me...but others might be looking.

No connection to the sale.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/111637239733?ul_noapp=true&chn=ps&lpid=82

[Esteban]

An oven isn't for me...but others might be looking.

No connection to the sale.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/111637239733?ul_noapp=true&chn=ps&lpid=82

$159.99 is the buy it now price including shipping, from Outdoor Cooking, the Ebay seller quoted above. This seems like a good buy.

On Amazon.com Outdoor Cooking sells the same Camp Chef Camping Outdoor Oven with 2 Burner Camping Stove for $219.99 with free shipping.

Other sellers on Ebay price the Camp Chef Outdoor Oven from $259.99 to $477.79, including free shipping.

Camp Chef's list price for the deluxe-outdoor-oven is $303.00.

Food is one of the great things about camping and when you’re camping with the Deluxe Outdoor Oven you can prepare delicious homemade meals without leaving the campsite. This oven unlocks all the cooking capabilities of a home oven and range. Designed to be both portable and versatile, the Deluxe Outdoor Oven will provide you with the heat necessary to cook anything from a breakfast skillet to your favorite baked breads and cookies. The oven can reach temperatures up to 400° F and will easily fit a 9 x 13 pan so you can carry out all of your baking needs. Fueled by a 1 pound propane bottle, this oven will hold a temperature of up to 350° F for up to 7 hours making it great for emergency preparedness as well.

I own a prior version of the Camp Chef oven that doesn't have a built-in thermometer like the current one does.

[halfdome, Danny]

A good price, but it could be more depending on where you live.
The one on eBay.

Seller charges sales tax for items shipped to: UT(6.6%), WA*(8.4%).
* Tax applies to subtotal + S&H for these states only.

Danny

[Esteban]

Some videos about the Camp Chef Oven

[Kharn]

We have one of the red Camp Chefs from Costco, they usually bring them into inventory every spring and clearance them in the fall.
The burners are a little underpowered vs the regular Coleman briefcase stove. It is extremely tall, it's almost impossible to use on a standard wood picnic table because of the height, and the propane connection on the rear prevents you from putting it on the bench if it's attached to the table. My solution was to put a side table low down on one side of the tear so the top of the cooking surface was at 38" (same as our gas stove at home) so my 5'2" wife could use it.

[noseoil]

We use ours with a counter height of 36" (typical kitchen counter) & it's installed with full extension drawer guides & a flex rubber hose in the galley. The cook top is actually an inch lower, but it just worked out that way with the frame we have & the galley layout I used. While there are limitations with this stove; burner heat could be hotter (as was mentioned), the oven has no thermostat, just the knob to regulate temperature. It's a good unit & works well enough. For $160 it's worth the cost. If the price continues to rise, perhaps not so good.

Considering the cost, functionality, size & versatility, it's a good little stove & we're glad to have it. Coffee in the morning is nice & easy. Cookies or hot sweet rolls are a real treat when camping. So far so good for us.

[Grizzz]

Thanks for the tip. I ordered mine and it should be here on Friday.

[lacofdfireman]

Guess I missed out on the $159 deal. They are now $200 and I live in Utah where Camp Chef is made so I get hit with the Utah sales tax. Bummer