Can I Bring My Plants? One plant, every state
Don’t move firewood: the rule in every state
Split logs and rounds. The most heavily restricted thing on this list, because of the beetles inside it.
split logs, rounds, campfire wood
Which states restrict firewood?
Tap a state for its rule
- Fine
- Conditional
- Approval required
- Not allowed
- No data
Every state
- Alabama Fine
- Alaska Fine
- Arizona Conditional
- Arkansas Not allowed
- California Conditional
- Colorado Not allowed
- Connecticut Conditional
- Delaware Fine
- District of Columbia Fine
- Florida Conditional
- Georgia Fine
- Hawaii Conditional
- Idaho Not allowed
- Illinois Conditional
- Indiana Conditional
- Iowa Fine
- Kansas Not allowed
- Kentucky Fine
- Louisiana Not allowed
- Maine Not allowed
- Maryland Fine
- Massachusetts Fine
- Michigan Conditional
- Minnesota Conditional
- Mississippi Fine
- Missouri Fine
- Montana Not allowed
- Nebraska Fine
- Nevada Not allowed
- New Hampshire Conditional
- New Jersey Fine
- New Mexico Fine
- New York Conditional
- North Carolina Not allowed
- North Dakota Conditional
- Ohio Not allowed
- Oklahoma Fine
- Oregon Conditional
- Pennsylvania Conditional
- Rhode Island Fine
- South Carolina Not allowed
- South Dakota Not allowed
- Tennessee Conditional
- Texas Fine
- Utah Fine
- Vermont Conditional
- Virginia Not allowed
- Washington Conditional
- West Virginia Not allowed
- Wisconsin Conditional
- Wyoming Conditional
Why firewood can be different
Split logs and rounds. The most heavily restricted thing on this list, because of the beetles inside it.
- Emerald ash borer
- Spongy moth
- Spotted lanternfly
- Firewood rules
Strictest destinations
Checked Oct 2026 against state agriculture departments and USDA APHIS.