Please ensure the firepit is not left unattended while in use and follow any fire restrictions outlined by the Wenatchee National Forest Service. Wood burning fires are not allowed at Kahler Glen. Please do not bring your own fire pit or Solo stove. If you would like to plan a wood burning fire, you can do so at nearby Lake Wenatchee State Park when permitted. The campground sells firewood and the state park offers day use fire pits throughout the park and beach area for picnics and campfires.
Full operating instructions are provided in the image below.
Use extreme caution particularly with small children around. Remember, the dome, burners and metal parts will be extremely hot during and after use.
If you make s'mores, please help us tidy up. After the table has cooled, use a damp kitchen / bar towel to wipe up any sticky messes. This helps prevent pesky insects no one wants joining the family fun.
After the firepit table has fully cooled, please replace the protective cover.
The propane firepit table is only available during warmer weather permitting months. It is not available during winter months and may not be set up during some early spring or late fall seasonal cross-over dates due to snow.
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