Camp Chef’s SmokePro SG used to be this site’s budget pick for Slide-and-Grill searing — cited across our Camp Chef roundup, our Camp Chef vs Traeger comparison, and several accessory guides, but never with a standalone review. It never got one here, and now it’s unlikely to get a fresh one anywhere: pull up Camp Chef’s own pellet grill page in 2026 and the SmokePro SG line simply isn’t there anymore.
Quick Answer
The Camp Chef SmokePro SG 24 was a two-rack, 811 sq in pellet grill (429 sq in lower + 382 sq in upper rack) with a 22 lb hopper and a Slide and Grill lever for direct-flame searing up to 650°F, originally priced around $749.99 MSRP per Camp Chef’s own launch materials. As of this review, Camp Chef has pulled the entire SmokePro SG family — SG 24, SG 24 WiFi, SG 30, and Lux SG 36 — from campchef.com’s current pellet grill lineup, which now lists only the Woodwind 24, Woodwind 36, and Woodwind Pro 36. Retailers like BBQGuys and Sportsman’s are selling through remaining stock (some already sold out), but once that inventory clears, buyers will need to look at the current Woodwind line instead.
SmokePro SG 24 at a glance (last known specs)
| Spec | Camp Chef SmokePro SG 24 |
|---|---|
| Cook space | 811 sq in (429 sq in lower rack + 382 sq in upper rack) |
| Temperature range | 160-500°F smoking; up to 650°F with Slide and Grill |
| Controller | Smart Smoke dial (about 15°F) on base PG24SG; WiFi PID (about 5°F) on PG24SGC |
| Hopper capacity | 22 lb |
| Warranty | 3 years (grill body, excludes paint/finish) |
| Original price | ~$749.99 MSRP (base); up to roughly $899.99 for WiFi variant |
| Current status | Discontinued by Camp Chef; retailer stock only |
What the SmokePro SG actually was
Camp Chef SmokePro SG 24
- Slide and Grill lever pulls back the internal diffuser for direct-flame searing up to 650°F — the same mechanism Camp Chef still sells on the Woodwind Pro 24, per Camp Chef's spec sheets.
- 811 sq in across two racks — a 429 sq in lower primary grate plus a 382 sq in upper warming rack — matching the Woodwind Pro 24's total cook space, not the smaller single-level footprint some retailer and site listings implied.
- Base PG24SG used a dial-style Smart Smoke controller (about 15°F accuracy); the WiFi PG24SGC stepped up to a PID controller (about 5°F), per retailer spec comparisons.
- 22 lb hopper, 3-year warranty on the grill body (paint/finish excluded) — identical terms to Camp Chef's current Woodwind line.
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We’d flagged the SmokePro SG as a gap worth filling in on this site for a while — it’s cited across our best Camp Chef pellet grill roundup, our Camp Chef vs Traeger comparison, our pellet grill igniter replacement guide, and more. Digging in for a standalone review turned up something more useful than a straight writeup: the grill itself is gone from Camp Chef’s own site. Checking campchef.com’s current pellet grill collection directly shows exactly three models for sale — Woodwind 24, Woodwind 36, and Woodwind Pro 36 (the last currently sold out) — with no SmokePro SG of any size listed at all. Retailer-side, CampSaver’s own listing pages for the SG 24, SG 24 WiFi, SG 30 WiFi, and Lux SG 36 each confirm the model has been discontinued by Camp Chef, pointing shoppers toward the newer Woodwind-branded replacements instead.
That also means a correction to our own past coverage: this site’s Camp Chef roundup and Woodwind Pro 24 review previously described the SmokePro SG 24 as “a single-level 429 sq in grill without the smoke box.” That understated it — multiple independent retailer spec sheets (Kygunco, Murdoch’s) agree the SmokePro SG 24 carried the same 811 sq in, two-rack layout as the Woodwind Pro 24, just with a simpler dial-based controller on the base model instead of WiFi PID.
Why it got discontinued (and what replaced it)
Camp Chef hasn’t published an official reason, but the timing lines up with its Woodwind line absorbing the SmokePro SG’s core selling points. The current Woodwind 24 ($749.99 on sale, $999.99 list direct from Camp Chef, itself currently sold out and pre-order only) now covers the same budget-friendly entry point the SmokePro SG occupied, with WiFi app control and the Slide and Grill sear lever both carried over rather than reserved for the pricier Pro tier. Want the larger two-rack layout instead? Our full Woodwind Pro 24 review covers that model in depth, though note its price has also moved: Camp Chef’s own site now lists it at $1,399.99 direct (also currently sold out there), up from the $999.99 list price this site tracked earlier in 2026.
Who this review is for
- Already own a SmokePro SG: parts and warranty support should continue per Camp Chef’s standard terms, but don’t expect the model to come back in stock once discontinued inventory sells through.
- Shopping for one used or at a clearing-inventory retailer: the 811 sq in cook space and 650°F sear are genuinely competitive if you can find one at a discount off the original ~$749.99-$899.99 pricing — just confirm which controller (dial vs WiFi PID) the specific listing includes.
- Shopping new in 2026: look at the current Woodwind 24 or Woodwind Pro 24 instead — see our best Camp Chef pellet grill guide for how the full current lineup compares on price and features.
The verdict
The Camp Chef SmokePro SG 24 was a genuinely capable budget pellet grill — 811 sq in of two-tier cook space and a 650°F sear lever for well under $800 at launch — but it’s a dead end for new buyers in 2026. Camp Chef has pulled it from its own site in favor of the Woodwind line, and remaining retailer stock is thinning fast. If you’re comparing options today, our Camp Chef vs Traeger breakdown and best Camp Chef pellet grill roundup both point to the current Woodwind 24 and Woodwind Pro 24 as the SmokePro SG’s real successors.