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Outdoor camping Menus and Recipes

Complete outdoor camping menus for campfire and camp stove cooking.
From simple no muss – no fuss campfire recipes to the creations of camp chefs, these complete camp meal menu packages will give you all you need for your camping trip.

Camp meals menus include complete lists for: cookware and equipment; chuck box supplies; camp food groceries list for one to six campers; recipes and prep instructions; camping notes and tips. Available as MS Word docs or PDF files. Free downloads

**Complete individual recipes and shopping lists are located after the complete camp meal menu listings

Fun Camping Foods The Kids Can Make

Kids love to feel like a big kid when they can do things for themselves. You can let them be more involved in their camping experience with these easy, fun-to-make camp foods.

• Hobo Baggie Omelet • Hobo Campfire Breadsticks • Monkey Bread Campfire Treat
• Campfire Dessert Burrito • Tacos in a Bag

Complete outdoor camping menus

Weekend Camping Trip Menu #1 – Friday Dinner through Sunday Lunch

This menu only needs a coffee pot, frying pan, and cooking pot for camp cookware – no camp stove is needed, (but one can be used), and it uses simple camp food recipes

• Friday Dinner – Hobo Hamburger and Veggies Foil Dinner

• Saturday Breakfast – Instant Oatmeal and Toasted Bagels
• Saturday Lunch – Toasted cold-cut subs (heroes)
• Saturday Dinner – BBQ Boneless Chicken Breast and Baked Potato Dinner

• Sunday Breakfast – Baggie Omelet and Fried Hash Browns Breakfast
• Sunday Lunch – Ramon Cup-o-Noodles, chips and fruit

• Evening Campfire Treats – Chocolate Banana Boat, Hobo Pastry on a Stick, and more …
• Including Snacks, Beverages, and Campfire treats

View this menu package as PDF file or MS Word Doc

Weekend Camping Trip Menu #2 – Friday Dinner through Sunday Lunch

This menu uses a coffee pot, skillet frying pan, Dutch oven, and cooking pot for camp cookware – no camp stove is needed, (but one can be used for some menu items), and uses simple camp food recipes

• Friday Dinner – Beef and Noodles Dutch oven dinner *(pre-prepped at home for a fast and easy meal)

• Saturday Breakfast – Instant Oatmeal and Toasted Bagels
• Saturday Lunch – Toasted Cold-Cut Subs (hero sandwiches)
• Saturday Dinner – Kielbasi and Italian Sausage with Veggies skillet dinner

• Sunday Breakfast – Sausage and Egg Scramble skillet breakfast
• Sunday Lunch – Cold-cut Sandwiches

• Evening Campfire treats – The Devil’s Cherry Cobbler, and more …
• Including Snacks, Beverages, and Campfire treats

View this menu package as PDF file or MS Word Doc

Best Camping Stove and Cookware Starter Set

Need some camp cooking gear? Check out this camp cooking starter package.
Camping Stove and Cookware Starter Set:
Complete Camping Stove and Cookware Starter set, all in one package! Great for the new camper. All the basics needed for campsite cooking in one inexpensive package. – Camp Stove, Pots and Pans, Cooking and eating utensils, Plates, Cups, and more.

Weekend Camping Trip Menu #3 – Friday Dinner through Sunday Lunch

This menu uses simple camp food recipes and just the basic campfire and camping cookware.

• Friday Dinner – Beef Kabobs and Cinnamon Scalloped Apples

• Saturday Breakfast – Cheesy Scrambled eggs, Bacon and Sausage, and Baked Tater Tots
• Saturday Lunch – Toasted Cold-cut Hoagies (heros)
• Saturday Dinner – Steaks and Baked Potato Dinner with Fried Corn and Onions

• Sunday Breakfast – Western Omelets with Fried Apple and Orange slices
• Sunday Lunch – Ham and Cheese Fajita Wraps

• Evening Campfire Treats – Banana Strawberry Delight, Hobo Pastry on a Stick, and more …
• Including Snacks, Beverages, and Campfire treats

View this menu package as PDF file or MS Word Doc

Related resources for help planning your own custom camping menus:

Servings and Portions chart or PDF
Camp Meal & Menu Food Grocery List as a: MS Word doc or PDF
Camp Meals – Planning Your Camping Menu
Campfire Cookware – What do you need

Here are some handy resources and pieces of camp gear you mind be interested in:

A campfire cooking grill is one of the handiest, (and least expensive), pieces of camping gear you can have. And it doesn’t have to be a 30-pound cast iron monster either.

A folding grill grate like the pictured Coleman model works great, isn’t too heavy, and takes up very little space. Even when your camp site fire-ring has a grill you will still find yourself using this one too!

Campfire Cooking Grills

Check out these samples of camping cookware and camping tools available on Amazon. Once you have one of these camp tools you will wonder how you ever did without it. Especially when you see how inexpensive they are when you buy them online.

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