Avora Outdoor Gas Stove + Oven Combo

In everyday use

You set it on the table and cook the way you would at home. The burner sits on the top plate in a raised surround, ready for a pan or a griddle. The oven runs independently underneath, with its own flame control and its own timer, so the two never compete. The door is mostly glass, which matters more outdoors than in — you can see what's happening without opening it and letting the heat go. Both controls are the same simple sequence: set the timer, hold the safety button, turn to ignite. Vent slots run above, below and along the sides.

What sets it apart

Two independent burners
Stove and oven each have their own Off / Low / High / Ignite control, so they run separately.

A 60-minute oven timer
The timer knob runs 0 to 60 minutes and is set before you ignite.

Flame safety button
The oven lights through a dedicated button held for five to eight seconds before the flame catches.

Raised burner ring
The burner sits inside a raised surround rather than flush to the plate.

Insulated oven chamber
The chamber is enclosed on four sides, with a glass door and vent louvres above and below.

Controls on one face
Four knobs and one button run down the right-hand side in a single column, each labelled where you use it.

Why we chose it

Most camp cooking gear starts from a burner and stops there — a hob is easy, an oven is hard, and the market mostly settles for the hob. We chose this one because it takes the harder half seriously: an insulated chamber, a glass door, a timer, and a flame control that's separate from the one above it. It's not a small thing to carry, and it isn't pretending to be. But it turns a campsite table into somewhere you can actually bake, and that changes what the weekend looks like.

Specifications

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