Reflector ovens, like dutch ovens, take a little practice but they are not difficult to use at all. Baking on a campfire is great fun and well worth the effort. Here are some plans and commercially available ovens to get you started;
| Here’s a home-made oven – see more pictures and directions here |
| Here’s a lightweight, home made, oven. The sides are aluminium, the reflector and tray are titanium and the ‘nuts and bolts’ are spokes. No plans available but there are more pictures here |
| Old Scout Reflector Oven crafted of aluminum and weighs only 24 oz., using an innovative tab and slot construction to slip together quickly and securely. |
| Large Canadian Aluminum Folding Reflector Oven Oven measures 21″ x 15″ x 8″ open, and 21″ x 15″ x 3/4″closed |
| Sproul Reflector Oven Hand made in Maine |
| Svante Freden – Reflector Oven A super lightweight reflector oven made in Sweden, approx. 10 x 13 $79.95 |
| Kraiker’s Baker PDF file Plans for a simple top opening reflector oven 14 x 12 x 12 |
| Oven Plans from Kayak2go.com PDF file Top opening, about 7 x 9 x 12 |
| Biscuit Oven non folding – 16 x 14 x 10 crafted by tinsmith Bob Bartelme $75.00 |