Firewood Bundles & Kindling in Bothell, WA

Bundled Firewood for Fire Pits & Camping

Not every fire needs a full cord of wood. Alex's Cords and Bundles sells bundled firewood and kindling for the smaller, more occasional fires — a backyard fire pit on a Friday night, a weekend camping trip, or just a bundle to keep in the garage for whenever the mood strikes. Bundles are split smaller than cord wood, sized to catch quickly and burn well in fire pits, chimineas, and campground fire rings, and they're easy to load into a car without needing a truck or trailer.

We season our bundled wood the same way we season our full cords, so even a small bundle lights easily and burns without excessive smoke. If you're heading out camping, bundled firewood from a local seasoned supply is also a responsible choice compared to hauling wood long distances, which can spread pests and disease between regions — buying local, seasoned firewood near your campsite or destination is generally the safer and more considerate option.

Bundle & Kindling Options

• Standard firewood bundles — split small for fire pits, chimineas, and quick backyard fires
• Camping bundles — sized to pack easily for weekend trips and campground fire rings
• Kindling & fire starter wood — small split pieces to get any fire going fast
• Multi-bundle orders — stock up on several bundles at once for the season

Bundle Delivery Across the Puget Sound Area

We deliver firewood bundles and kindling from our Bothell, WA yard out to Seattle, Bellevue, Everett, Kirkland, Redmond, Lynnwood, and the surrounding King and Snohomish County area. Delivery pricing is a flat rate within 50 miles of Bothell, with a per-mile fee beyond that — use our delivery estimate tool to price out your address, or call us to ask about bundle quantities and availability.

Bundle vs. Cord: Which Should You Order?

If you're not sure whether to order bundles or a full cord, it usually comes down to how often you're burning. A cord makes sense once you're heating a home through the winter or burning a fireplace several nights a week — at that point, buying by the bundle would mean constant reordering and a higher cost per piece of wood. Bundles make more sense for occasional use: a fire pit a few times a month, a camping trip, or just having something on hand for the rare cold night without committing to storing a full cord in your yard. Plenty of customers actually order both — a cord for the wood stove and a stack of bundles by the back door for quick fire pit nights.

How Many Bundles Do I Need?

For a typical backyard fire pit evening, one bundle is usually enough for a few hours of burning, though that depends on the size of your pit and how hot you like to run it. For a weekend camping trip, most people are comfortable bringing two to three bundles per night if they're planning on a proper campfire rather than just a small cooking fire. If you're hosting a bigger gathering or stocking up for a whole camping season, ordering multiple bundles at once from us is easy — just let us know the quantity when you call.

Firewood Bundles: Frequently Asked Questions