Best portable pizza ovens for camping and taking to friends

In its favour

• A side dial rotates the cordierite stone, so you can even out the bake without reaching in with a turning peel.
• Comes with a stainless steel peel, hose and gas regulator, and the listing states it suits UK gas bottles.
• Tefal states spare parts are available for 15 years after purchase, which helps keep the oven going.

Good to know

• The listing does not state a maximum temperature or the stone size, both useful to compare.
• Warranty detail in the specs is unclear, so check the guarantee terms on Tefal's own site.

In its favour

• Switch between wood pellets for flavour and gas for quick, reliable heat, as the maker describes.
• Push-button piezo ignition lights the gas instantly, with no matches needed.
• A pizza paddle, pellet shovel and carry bag are included, plus foldable legs.

Good to know

• The listing does not explain how you change from one fuel to the other, so read the manual first.
• Only a 1 year guarantee is stated, and no exact heat-up time is given.

In its favour

• Includes an infrared temperature gun, so you can read the stone rather than guess.
• Both a standard gas regulator and a camping regulator come in the box.
• The maker states a 5 year guarantee on registration and 20 minutes to reach 450°C.

Good to know

• The weight is unclear: 10.5 kg in the title but 17.6 kg in the specs.
• Its stated 450°C top heat is lower than several ovens in this guide.

In its favour

• At 9.9 kg and 31.5 cm wide it is the lightest and slimmest oven in this guide.
• The rotating stone helps even out the bake, and ignition is built in, according to the listing.
• A regulator and 1 m hose are included, and the maker states 500°C in 10 to 15 minutes.

Good to know

• The listing points to Amazon for warranty rather than stating a period.
• It is 64.1 cm deep, so check the table depth as well as the width.

In its favour

• At 10.8 kg and 36 cm wide it is one of the lightest and narrowest ovens in this guide.
• Comes with a pizza paddle, wood pellet shovel and carry bag for storing and moving it.
• The maker states 18 minutes to cooking heat and 12 inch pizzas in 1 to 2 minutes.

Good to know

• Pellets need feeding through the cook, which takes more attention than a gas knob.
• No maximum temperature is stated, and the guarantee is 1 year.

In its favour

• A built-in fuel funnel makes quick pellet top-ups easier, according to the maker.
• Viewing holes let you check the flame and the pizza without opening the oven.
• The maker states 500°C in under 15 minutes, quick for a pellet oven, with foldable legs.

Good to know

• At 81 cm high with the chimney it is the tallest oven here, so check overhead clearance.
• The maker advises turning the pizza every 20 to 30 seconds, so it needs your attention.

In its favour

• At 11.3 kg with folding legs it is one of the lighter ovens here and easy to move around a garden.
• The maker states 460°C after an 18 minute preheat and pizza in 90 seconds or less.
• Assembles without tools and comes apart for cleaning and storage, according to the listing.

Good to know

• Pellets need topping up through the bake, and you turn the pizza often by hand, as the maker advises.
• Warranty wording is unclear: one bullet mentions 24 months while the specs state 1 year.