A campfire starter is a device or material used to ignite a campfire easily and safely. There are various types of campfire starters, including:

Matches: The most traditional and commonly used method to start a campfire is with matches.

Lighters: A lighter is another popular way to start a campfire. It is more convenient than matches as it does not require striking a matchstick.

Firestarters: Firestarters are small, combustible blocks or sticks that are designed to ignite easily and burn for a long time. They are often made of materials such as paraffin wax, wood shavings, or sawdust.

Kindling: Kindling is small sticks, twigs, or dry leaves used to start a fire. It is usually placed on top of a campfire starter to help the fire grow.

Charcoal: Charcoal is often used to start a campfire, particularly for cooking. It is easy to ignite and burns for a long time.

Regardless of the method used to start a campfire, it is important to follow safety guidelines and regulations to prevent accidents and protect the environment.