Safari Field Bars

Safari field bar crafted from Zambezi teak with oil finish for outdoor use

Handcrafted Teak Safari Field Bar with Leather Handles

From $1,700.00

(5.0)

Handcrafted Teak Camp Field Bar with Solid Brass Fittings

From $1,400.00

(5.0)

Handcrafted Campaign Field Bar in African Hardwood

From $2,000.00

Safari field bar used for fireside drinks after a day in the field

The Safari Field Bar: A Statement in Any Setting

A safari field bar is more than a place to pour a drink, it's the centrepiece of any field entertaining setup. Each bar in the Field Traditions collection is handcrafted from solid teak or African hardwood, finished with leather carrying handles and solid brass fittings. They fold flat for transport and open to reveal a fully fitted bar interior, ready for the field, the lodge terrace or the garden. Available in three handcrafted versions, each built to last and improve with every season of use.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a safari field bar?

A safari field bar is a portable, fold-out bar cabinet designed for outdoor entertaining, traditionally used at hunting camps, on the shooting field, or at safari lodges. They typically feature solid hardwood construction, brass hardware, and a fitted interior for bottles, glasses and barware.

How much do safari field bars cost?

Our handcrafted teak safari field bars start from $1,400 for the Teak Camp Field Bar, rising to $2,000+ for the Campaign model in African Hardwood. All bars are handcrafted to order and represent a lifetime investment.

How do I transport a safari field bar?

All our safari field bars are designed to fold flat for easy transport. They feature leather carrying handles and are built robustly enough to travel to the field, lodge or garden with ease. Contact us if you need specific dimensions for your vehicle or storage.

Can a safari field bar be used outdoors?

Yes, our safari field bars are built for outdoor use. Teak and African hardwoods are naturally weather-resistant. We recommend keeping bars out of sustained heavy rain and storing them under cover when not in use to preserve the finish over the years.