Fire Pits

The centerpiece of outdoor gathering spaces

Grand Canyon Fire Pits are designed to create a natural focal point for patios, courtyards, and open-air environments. Built with outdoor-rated components and engineered for reliable performance, these fire pits deliver bold, evenly distributed flames that invite conversation and connection. From classic round designs to modern linear layouts, each fire pit reflects Grand Canyon’s commitment to durability, realism, and American craftsmanship.

Engineered for outdoor performance

Every Grand Canyon fire pit features 304 stainless steel burners built to withstand heat, moisture, and changing weather conditions. Available in natural gas or propane, systems support multiple ignition options including match-lit, safety pilot, and electronic ignition (EIS). Burner styles may include Jumbo, Bedrock, or GlowFire configurations, each designed to produce tall, natural flames across a wide surface area. Approved media such as lava rock, glass, or decorative stone complete the installation and help shape flame movement.

Looking for a different outdoor fire feature? Explore our Fire Tables for dining-height applications or Fire Bowls for sculptural, space-conscious designs. All Grand Canyon fire pits are manufactured and tested in the U.S.A. and backed by comprehensive warranties.

FAQs (People also ask)

What is a gas fire pit?

A gas fire pit is an outdoor fire feature that uses natural gas or propane to produce consistent flames without wood, ash, or smoke, making it easy to operate and maintain.

Are Grand Canyon fire pits rated for outdoor use?

Yes. All Grand Canyon fire pits are certified for outdoor installation and constructed from stainless steel and heat-resistant materials designed for long-term exterior use.

Can fire pits be converted between natural gas and propane?

Fire pits are manufactured for a specific fuel type. Conversion is only possible when approved by Grand Canyon and performed using the correct factory conversion components.

Do outdoor fire pits require maintenance?

Routine maintenance includes clearing debris, keeping burners clean, and covering the fire pit when not in use to protect components and extend service life.