Ozark Trail 2 Burner Propane Camping Stove

I really like the stove. Since we live in WV and it's winter, our electricity has and does go off.I was looking for a dependable and reliable way to cook.Of course Walmart.com had a great product and a reasonable price. Thank you Walmart.com from a happy frequent customer.

It had a good price for a plain, no frills camp stove. I opened it and had it going within 2 minutes. Percolated a pot of coffee perfectly. Controls were good and very easy to set the flame right where I needed it. I have an all electric house and wanted something to cook with just in case. This was perfect.

Easy to use and connect propane bottle. Did a good job while we were camping. Made coffee and cooked breakfast all at once. Cleaning not so good. Some stains on grill parts that do not respond to dish soap and water.

mine works :) it is poor quality, the main regulator does not turn at all, the two knobs on the front work beautifully though, the gas lines underneath are sketchy at best, the grill sits a tiny bit too high, the wind breaker does not fold underneath if it's not needed or in the way, i haven't had to try and remove it. so its not bad, all petty complaints it works fine. 6 in one half a dozen in the other, my old one was a 20 year old american camper 2 burner stove, it was much smaller and a little better built, so i was dissapointed at first but, the burners were closer to the pot and the flames were sharper or more efficient, but after making coffee on this one a few times, im happy with it :) it looks nice, works well, and was reasonably priced. other stoves cost 2, 3, and 4x as much i'm only boiling water with it.... and with the right metal box on top the grill i think it could even become a small pizza oven! its neat, thanks! i expect it to last another 2 decades like my last one did

Works as you would expect (good), but I have a criticism of the design. The valve knobs are outside the closed stove in storage form. This exposes them to contacts/impacts unnecessarily. They could be removable, but tethered to the stove so they'd be stored inside the closed stove.

metal part you put the pots on warped after it was used and the dials were installed wrong. it didnt blow up when we used it. four stars.

This camp stove was awesome on it's first trip! We used both burners for a big griddle and just a single for coffee. Then by the second trip it was difficult to light, and when we did get it lit you could only use one burner at a time or there was the littlest flame you've ever seen. So, we switched to single burner, but that didn't even give full flame. I assume something came loose (although we checked it all over) or got clogged, but I don't know how to fix that kind of stuff, so, i'm going to return it and get something different.

We've been using this for less than year and the finish is bubbling off abd the grate is deformed to the point it no longer fits properly. We should have gone with the Coleman, the price is worth it! We would not buy this again.

we bought this stove and didn't even get one use out of it. It didn't come with the connector. when we saw this we went back and bought the connecter separately. after putting on the propane the stove won't turn on- so obviously there's no flame. ours personally was a peice of shi and a waste of time and money.

As soon as I took it out of the box decided to return . Really cheaply made . No bottom , Have assemble and disassemble after every use , No latch to secure lid ,etc. Spend the extra 8 bucks and get the Coleman .