from home. Dufferin Grove There are two options. Pay $20 and set up a time and date to camp at one of the winter sites. You bring the wood. Rabba Fine Food is a good choice for wood downtown. Everything else is provided. As it is a community campfire, anyone can walk up to whomever is at the site. As someone who is at the camp site, you are taking on a park job.  There are two fire sites located in the right spot. They look onto "the main park throughfare" As far as parks go, Dufferin Grove  has its own ebb and flow. It really does depend on who is in the park at any given time. Dogs get taken off their leashes, lovers kiss and the campfires bring people closer. Your second option is to  do this on a whim.  Pick a Saturday or Sunday and see if there are skating or birthday parties. You can join the campfire already in progress. Makin' S'mores An easy treat to create over a campfire, is a S'more. There is a vegan choice as well as the conventional. For both you need tin foil and a "stick." A straightened out wire hanger works well. The conventional way is  simple. Its two graham crackers, one marshmallow and one piece of milk chocolate. The only difference is how to "roast" them over the fire. Put one big marshmallow on the end of a stick and watch it burn. The gooey middle will be