Camp Fire
A small campfire crackling under the night sky.
4 sounds
Camp fires, a hearth blaze, a bonfire and a forest fire, from soft pops to a full roar. Sample the crackle and choose how lively you want it.
Plays in full here: 1 of 4. The others are NoiseZ Plus sounds with a 15-second preview.
A small campfire crackling under the night sky.
A wood fire burning, from a small glow to a roar.
A big fire blazing in the hearth, warm and lively.
Branches crackling in a large open fire.
Fire sounds have a warm, crackling texture that is quite different from the airy sounds of wind or the rush of water. A small bonfire or camp fire is made of soft pops, settling logs and a low, steady roar. A blazing fire is louder and fuller. A forest fire is wide and dramatic, with a bigger, rougher sound. Because the crackle is irregular, these sounds have more detail than a fan or a noise color. Many people like them for quiet evenings, for reading, and for a sense of company. If you want something calmer, choose the small ones and keep the volume low.