How often will you be using your stove? If you’re going to be cooking three times a day and making hot drinks, you’ll want something instant and reliable such as gas. Now you know the types of stoves available based on different fuels and energy options, the most important thing to consider is your needs. If you're off camping, you'll need some camping equipment to help you along the way - read our buyer's guide to find out more. If you fancy rustling up some delicious grub on your next camping trip then be sure to read our camping cooking tips.The Gas Cobb is the perfect all-rounder. Running off a disposable butane canister, you can bake, grill, fry and roast anything you like. The versatile BBQ/oven combo is compatible with all Cobb Premier accessories including pans and griddles. How long will you be running it for each time? This will help to determine how much fuel you’re going to need. A large amount of solid fuel such as wood or BBQ briquettes can be bulky to transport while gas may be a more compact option. The award-winning BioLite CampStove 2 allows you to not only cook your meals with its smokeless woodburning technology but also acts as a charge point for your small devices thanks to the thermoelectric generator. This is a great piece of kit with plenty of accessories on offer such as the KettlePot and CoffeePress. The Onja Stove features two individually adjustable burners, an oak lid which doubles as a serving or chopping board, and an integrated carry strap for easy transport. This stylish stove is easy to set up, boils water in around 4 minutes, and is perfect for family campers given the double burner.

The Vango Blaze Double features two stainless-steel burners on a sturdy base with a PVC hose and auto shut off for safety. The smooth grey design is easy to clean, and the simple controls make this a great option for first time family campers or those looking for a reliable stove at a great price point. div>