Oak is available periodically. It's the long-burning, high-heat choice for wood stoves and cold nights, and it goes quickly when we have it. Call or text (435) 659-9086 for current oak availability.

Is oak better than pine?

For heat and burn time, yes. Oak burns hotter and far longer, which makes it the better wood-stove fuel and the better choice for long cold evenings. Pine lights much more easily and costs less. Many customers use both: start the fire with pine, then add oak once it's established.

Oak firewood · Park City, Utah

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Oak is one of the best choices when your priority is heat and burn time.

Properly seasoned oak burns slower and hotter than most softwoods, making it an excellent choice for long winter evenings.

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01The honest take

Why Choose Oak?

Oak is available periodically. Call or text for current oak availability.

Split firewood stacked close, bark and end grain in warm light

Pros

Long burn time
Excellent heat output
Steady flame
Less frequent reloading
Excellent wood-stove fuel
Premium fireplace experience
Produces long-lasting coals

Cons

More difficult to light than pine
Works best when properly seasoned
Usually costs more than pine
Availability can be limited
May be unnecessary for short recreational fires

Best for

Long winter fires
Wood stoves
Cold nights
People who want maximum heat
Long fireplace sessions
Mixing with pine for easy starting and long burn time

Pro tip

Start the fire with pine, then add oak once the fire is established.

02Pricing

Oak Firewood Pricing

Oak is priced above our base firewood pricing and depends on current inventory.

Firewood starts at $350 per cord. Call or text for today's wood availability and delivered pricing.

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03Keep reading

Other Firewood Guides

Oak is easiest to light on a bed of pine. Read the pine firewood guide for the ideal starter wood.
Pine firewood guide
Want atmosphere more than BTUs? Piñon might be the better pick.
Piñon firewood guide
Still deciding? The comparison table lines up pine, piñon, aspen and oak on lighting, burn time, heat, aroma and price.
Which firewood is right for you?

04Depending on availability

More Firewood Types

Pine is usually in. Piñon, aspen and oak come and go through the season. Each one has a job it's best at.

Compare all four side by side

What oak is available today?

Oak is available periodically. Call or text for current oak availability.

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