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Welcome to Stacked.camp! We're all about helping campers find the best spots to buy firewood, known as 'stacks.' Our mission is to create a go-to map for firewood locations, and we couldn't do it without the community of fellow campers and outdoor enthusiasts. They're the ones who explore and add these handy stacks to our map, so you can always find reliable wood nearby. Check out the latest additions to our collection of stacks below!
Every week at Stacked.camp, we keep an eye on fire safety by updating our comprehensive guide to fire restrictions and burn bans across the United States. Below, you'll find a list of states with current state-level fire restrictions. But remember, local rules can vary, so always double-check for local burn bans in your area before starting your campfire. Stay safe and happy camping!
Throughout our years of exploring the great outdoors, we always found it challenging to locate firewood for our adventures. We wished for a simple way to find firewood, whether near our campsite or somewhere along the way. So, we took matters into our own hands and built this resource ourselves!
But Stacked.camp is about more than just finding firewood. We also care deeply about forest fire awareness and invasive species prevention. By knowing where to find safe and legal firewood, we can reduce the risk of accidental wildfires. Plus, sourcing firewood locally helps prevent the spread of harmful invasive species that can hitch a ride on wood from other areas.
Join us in our mission! Help us grow our map, and together we'll make finding firewood easier and our forests healthier and safer for all outdoor enthusiasts.
Stacked maps all sorts of places where users can find firewood.
Stacked.camp is a free resources for the outdoor community. We connect campers to local firewood sellers, both supporting local businesses while reducing the transport of firewood. Adding your business is 100%-free and helps drive traffic to your establishment.
We are on a mission to protect our environment by creating a map of local places to purchase firewood.
By transporting untreated firewood over long-distances, invasive pests and species get transported as well - which leads to the destruction of our forests. Learn More→
Some campgrounds allow users to gather firewood from the ground. However, in most areas, gathering or cutting down trees for firewood isn't allowed without a permit.
