There is something about a campfire that makes an ordinary evening feel different.
The air gets cooler. The conversation gets quieter. The fire crackles. The scent of wood smoke settles into the evening, surrounded by evergreen trees and the faint sweetness of something growing wild nearby.
Campfire captures that feeling.
It opens with the unmistakable scent of smoked woods, then settles into a heart of fir, pine, cedar, and balsam, with just a touch of red berries adding warmth and depth. The finish is rich and smoky, with notes of charred woods and crackling embers that linger like the last glow of a fire.
It is woodsy without being harsh, smoky without becoming overpowering, and warm without being overly sweet.
Light it when the evening calls for something cozy.
A blanket. A good book. Something warm to drink.
Maybe the lights turned down low.
You don’t need a campfire to get the feeling.
The Scent Profile
Top Note:
Smoked Woods
Middle Notes:
Fir · Pine · Cedar · Balsam · Red Berries
Base Notes:
Charred Woods · Crackling Embers
The Mood
Warm. Smoky. Woodsy. Cozy.
Campfire belongs to those slower evenings when you want your home to feel a little more tucked away from the rest of the world.
It is especially lovely for autumn and winter evenings, but its evergreen woods and smoky warmth make it a year-round choice for anyone who loves the feeling of a fire.
Candle Details
- Hand-poured in small batches
- Soy wax
- Cotton wick
- 8 oz candle
- Approximately 50–55 hour burn time
- Phthalate free
- California Prop 65 compliant
Candle Care
For the first burn, allow the wax to melt all the way across the surface. This helps establish an even melt pool and can help prevent tunneling.
Before each burn, trim the wick to approximately 1/4 inch.
For best results, allow the candle to cool completely before relighting and never leave a burning candle unattended.
Keep away from drafts, children, pets, and anything flammable.
A Little More About Campfire
Campfire is for the person who loves the smell of a fire long after the fire has gone out.
For chilly evenings.
For cabins and back porches.
For flannel blankets and old books.
For the quiet part of the night when the only thing you really need to do is sit down.
Light the candle. Let the evening begin.
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