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Coleman Cascade 222 2-Burner Camping Stove
Car camping with one pot and one frying pan

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Where it makes sense
The Cascade 222 is a practical starting point for car campers who cook a pot and a pan together. Coleman specifies space for one 12-inch and one 10-inch pan, so it gives buyers a concrete fit check before packing familiar cookware. Its two adjustable burners, rotary ignition, and removable grate support an ordinary dinner routine without a separate kitchen system. The decision still depends on your actual handles, lids, and stove instructions: nominal pan size does not describe every protrusion. Choose it when simultaneous cooking matters more than backpack weight, and keep the required propane supply in the transport plan.
The tradeoff
A tabletop case and propane cylinder add far more bulk than a small backpacking kitchen
Documented specifications
| Burners | 2 |
| Total rated output | 22,000 BTU |
| Listed pan fit | One 12-inch pan and one 10-inch pan |
| Fuel type | Propane |
| Model | 5483 |
Sources & further reading
Coleman Cascade 222 specifications ↗Manufacturer specifications and guidance checked September 2026. Model generations and included accessories can change; confirm the exact version before ordering.
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