Best Cast Iron Dutch Oven Accessories for Campfire Cooking

This size of Dutch oven is good for baking desserts or preparing a meal for 4-5 people.

This Dutch oven is slightly deeper than the previous Dutch oven which works well when you need more room for a tall cake or lasagna.

I have this specific Dutch Oven and I love that the lid has tall legs making it a great to place over hot coals for a griddle or pan.

This size of Dutch oven is great for one pot meals for 5-12 people. This baby will feed a crowd!

Again, the larger sized Dutch ovens are great for feeding large groups of people.

Again, another large sized Dutch, deeper than the previous model to feed 12-18 people.

A campfire chef is only as good as their tools and keeping your tools in tip top condition is imperative. Store your Dutch ovens in these bags and they will stay clean and are easier to transport.

Never put hot coals or cast iron cookware directly on the ground or concrete. You can keep all the hot coals and cook in your Dutch oven using one of these durable and reusable oil drip pans.

These Dutch oven stands are a great way to get your Dutch oven off the ground. This model holds one 14" Dutch oven.

Don't feel like hunching over while you cook in a Dutch oven? This camp table has 38-inch legs making cooking easier on the back! Plus it can fit two 14-inch Dutch ovens with plenty of room to spare.

When you need to cook multiple items using multiple techniques in one small campfire, then this swivel grill is for you. It includes a griddle, grill, charcoal box, steel stake and carry bag.

Charcoal briquettes make Dutch oven cooking and baking easier because the coals are uniform in size. Most Dutch oven cooking temperature guides are based on the use of these kinds of briquettes.

Using a chimney starter helps you light up charcoal quickly and evenly. Fill it up with briquettes, add scraps of paper or other kindling underneath the chimney and light it up. When briquettes have stopped smoking and are bright red, they are ready for your Dutch oven.

A heavy duty lid lifter keeps you safe from burning when it is time to remove the hot Dutch oven lid. It also keeps it stable and keeps it from wobbling or spilling coal ash into your food.

Sometimes you have to grab hot things and these extreme heat resistant gloves will keep you safe from getting burned.

Stores and protects matches and keeps them dry. Perfect for all of the unpredictable changes in weather you experience while camping. This match kit has a strike pad for reliable match ignition.

This USB lighter offers you a long handle with bendable top so you can light up briquettes or your campfire with ease. No flame, No butane. The wind and splash proof design will protect the electric pulse from being blown out by strong wind or wet weather.

Durable, long lasting and comfortable this leather apron will keep you from getting burned - especially if you are spending long hours working with hot fire.

These liners are made from strong enough aluminum to never rip or break while stirring or lifting out your food. Many people prefer cooking with these liners which makes cleanup much faster and easier.

Sturdy long handled cooking tongs not only keep you from burning while cooking, but they also serve another purpose in Dutch oven cooking. You use these tongs to handle the hot coals to position them underneath and on the lid of the Dutch oven.

Yes, I wrote a cookbook! It's all about cooking outdoors and includes multiple ways to cook your meals - including plenty of Dutch oven recipes! Enjoy!

Featuring more than 80 delicious, 5-ingredient recipes, this compact, easy-to-carry Dutch oven cookbook is the ideal companion for cooks looking to add a lot of flavor to their camping trips.

From "Commissioner's French Toast" to "Chicken Dutchiladas," The Scout's Dutch Oven Cookbookhighlights hand-picked outdoor recipes, plus cooking methods and tips for a Scout-friendly cooking experience.