Camping Moon Takibi Large Fire Pit Grill MT-045 (2026)

Both. The stainless firebox burns wood or charcoal for an evening fire, and the grill grate sits on top at two heights so you cook over the same fire. Take the grate off and it is a plain campfire.

Firewood or charcoal. Charcoal lights fastest with a chimney starter; split firewood gives the longer evening fire. No accelerants: a fire stick or starter cube is enough.

Keep it off decks and dry grass unless you put paving stones or a heat shield under it. The ash plate under the grate catches most embers, but the base gets hot. Gravel, sand, a fire ring or bare earth are the safe spots. Outdoor use only.

Usually not. Most Ontario municipalities and parks treat a wood or charcoal pit as an open fire under a ban, and campgrounds set their own rules, so check the local by-law or the park office before you light it.

The large grate cooks for five or six, with room to keep one side hot and the other for slow food. For two or three people the medium Takibi is lighter and packs smaller.

Let it cool, tip the ash off the plate and wipe the firebox; the grate scrubs like any barbecue grate. The stainless steel discolours with heat but does not rust through. Store it dry in the carry bag.

It folds flat to 48 x 47 x 7 cm and weighs about 9 kg, so it is a two-hands lift into the trunk; a carry bag is included. Open, it is 46 x 41 cm and 38 cm tall.

Yes. Order online for pickup at Richmond Hill, Newmarket or Ottawa when it is in stock there. Unused pits in original packaging can be returned within 14 days; items discounted more than 39% are final sale. Once it has had a fire in it, it is yours.