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Question: will the oven fit a 13 x 9 pan?
Document: Just a heads-up: most regular 9 x 13 glass pans do NOT fit in the oven. It has to be one with no handles, or a shorter model, in order to fit inside.
An excellent oven. Well insulated. Easy to start and use. Well worth the price. It will work with a 1 Lb propane cannister but it won't last long. We paid for the optional hose that allows us to connect the oven to a 20 Lb tank. We also bought a couple of 2-pack 9" x 13" aluminum casserole pans that fit perfectly on the two racks.The stove looked like a bonus for us so we tried to use them to make coffee.
We have a full size RV kitchen but when the weather is hot, we prefer to cook outdoors to limit the excess heat in the unit. This used to mean the grill or the ubiquitous Coleman stove we all use. I bought this item for the oven and am very pleased with it so far. The molded in handles and (relatively) light weight make it easy to move. The oven size surprised me by accepting an 11 x 13 cake pan.
Bought this oven 9/8/13 .... finally got to use it for the first time 6/14/14. It was awesome! We camp in quite a few areas where you cannot have open fires (which makes dutch oven cooking a no-go), which is why we bought this beastie. First morning's breakfast was sporting 27 mph wind gusts - burners stayed lit and oven came up to temp (albeit a little slowly due to wind).
I use my propane stove to do all my cooking during the summer, and wanted an oven to do my baking in. The oven is spacious enough to fit a 9x13 pan, and although it comes with two racks, one is all you can use to get even browning on your food.
They fit perfectly:OvenStuff Non-Stick 6-Piece Toaster Oven Baking Pan Set2. The carrying case. I don't know what I'd do if something happened to my oven. This has kept it from getting scratched or banged up, conceals it, and makes it much easier to carry from point a to b:Camp Chef Outdoor Camp Oven Bag Fits C-Oven (Black)Happy camping, happy cooking!
If you like to sear food and then put it in the oven doing so with a full size pan with the handle will probably not fit in this oven. You could probably get away with a smaller Dutch Oven if you like to sear then braise, roast, etc. If I camped more I would purchase a small dutch oven to sear and then put in the oven. However&#8230;the fact that I am even talking about this type of cooking at a camp site will make you a hero.
Before we went camping, I attempted to bake some muffins at home outside....just like I was camping. Taking into account the reviews I had read, I placed the muffins at the top. I burned them. I checked the built in thermometer and found it to be 5 degrees off. Regulating the oven was difficult but not impossible. Pay attention!When we camped, I made enchiladas in a light metal no stick baking pan that pretty much just fit. Again on the top rack.
In a Gale (Force 8-9, 41-55kn) it is unusable as it will not stay light,  there were a lot of gusts but that is the range that I got on my anemometer. At force 7 with heavy rain (a bit over 1" in my gauge in about 40 minutes) the burners will only stay light if a pot is on them and the oven temperature dosen't appear to get over about 300F.
I  keep two pieces of plywood, about 2ft x 4ft each, at my cabin. When the wind is up, I wedge one piece behind the oven to shield it from the wind. If the wind is strong, I use two pieces of plywood in a protective V around the oven to keep the flame on. KEY:  If there's any wind at all, you need to check the oven often, and make sure you can see that blue flame through the holes in the base plate.
Answer: yes