35 Easy Camping Recipes You'll Love (2024)

BBQ Bacon Baked Beans

This skillet recipe combines savory bacon with sweet and tangy barbecue sauce for the best ever baked beans, and you can make it over a campfire. Get the recipe from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom.

Best Beef Kabobs

Beef Kabobs can be made on the grill or over a campfire. Marinading the beef and cutting up the veggies in advance make this camping recipe come together quickly. Get the recipe from Must Have Mom.

Sun Dried Tomato Pesto Pasta

Sun-dried tomato pesto pasta looks fancy, but it’s actually an easy meal to make when you’re camping! Make the pesto at home and stash it in your cooler, then boil the pasta and toss with the other ingredients. Get the recipe from Dirty Gourmet.

Balsamic Chicken Skewers

Marinate chicken in olive oil, balsamic vinegar, honey and thyme to make this easy camping meal. Get the recipe from Happy Foods Tube.

Omelettes in a Bag

Another classic camping meal is omelettes in a bag: they’re super easy to make in a pot of boiling water and everyone can decide which ingredients they want to add to their eggs: ham, onions, peppers, cheese, etc. Learn how to make them from Favorite Family Recipes:

Sausage and Veggie Foil Packets

Foil packet meals are the perfect make ahead camping meal. Prep them at home, cook them on site, and throw away the aluminum foil when you’re done – easiest cleanup ever. Get the recipe from Savoring the Good.

Dutch Oven Stuffed Peppers

Start with precooked rice to make these stuffed peppers a snap. Use a cast iron skillet to cook the ground beef, then finish off the peppers in a dutch oven. Get the recipe from Dirty Gourmet.

Campfire Philly Cheesesteak

Campfire Philly Cheesecake Sandwiches taste delicious and are so, so easy to make. It’s a hearty meal for the entire family. Get the recipe from Twin Dragonfly Designs.

Foil Packet Fajitas

This recipe allows everyone to create their own foil packets with exactly what they want. Wrap the cooked meat in a tortilla, then top with sour cream, cilantro, avocado and lime to make them amazing. Get the recipe from The Shirley Journey.

Hawaiian Chicken Stack

Made with chicken, rice, fresh vegetables, and teriyaki sauce, this is a camping meal the whole family with love. Get the recipe from One Sweet Appetite.

Dutch Oven lasagne

No-boil lasagne noodles and a jar of your favorite pasta sauce allow you to make your favorite lasagne over charcoal briquettes. Get the recipe from The Dyrt Magazine.

Campfire Stew

This meaty stew cooks slowly over a campfire and feeds a crowd. Onions, potatoes, beef, tomato paste and plenty of seasonings make this a camping lunch everyone will love. Get the recipe from Happy Foods Tube:

Foil Stew

If you don’t have a dutch oven but you still want stew, try this foil pack campfire stew from The Good Hearted Woman:

BBQ Chicken and Veggie Foil Packs

Bump up the flavor in your camping food with your favorite barbecue sauce. Chicken and beans cook quickly and taste great! Get the recipe from Thrifty Jinxy.

Hobo Dinner

Summer sausage and fresh summer vegetables combine in this flavorful hobo dinner. Get the recipe from from Fabulessly Frugal.

Skillet Apples

Apple slices gets cooked in a cast iron skillet along with butter, cinnamon, and sugar for a dessert that’s ready in 15 minutes. Get the recipe from Chaos is Bliss.

Campfire Nachos

If you have an iron skillet, you have all the tools you need for amazing campfire nachos. Layer tortilla chips with all the fixings and make the perfect late night camping snack. Get the recipe from The Country Chic Cottage.

Campfire Potatoes

If you love seasoned potatoes loaded up with lots of garlic and onions you need to try this recipe! Campfire potatoes in a foil packet are one of my favorite side dishes. Get the recipe from Cincy Shopper.

Campfire Breadsticks

Can you imagine how much fun your kids are going to have making breadsticks wrapped around a stick over a campfire? Get the recipe from Shock Munch.

Campfire Spinach Dip

Simply stir the dip ingredients together at home, then pack it in aluminum foil and stash it in your cooler. Tuck the pack in the coals to heat it through and enjoy creamy, amazing spinach dip on your next camping trip. Get the recipe from Twin Dragonfly Designs.

Campfire Popcorn

There’s nothing better than a giant bowl of popcorn after a long day of hiking and playing. Learn how to make it over a campfire from Around My Family Table.

Cinnamon Nut Pullaparts

All you need to make this tasty dessert is a bag of frozen dinner rolls, chopped pecans, brown sugar, cinnamon, and butter. Get the recipe from Tried and Tasty.

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Blackberry Campfire Cobbler

It’s hard to believe only three ingredients can work together to make something this delicious! Get the recipe from Midlife Healthy Livings.

Pineapple Upside Down Cake

Made in a dutch oven, this camping classic has been pleasing crowds of campers for generations. Get the recipe from The Good Hearted Woman.

S’mores Cones

These campfire s’mores cones are easy to make and taste delicious. Mix them up by adding extra ingredients, like fresh berries, sliced banas, or even peanut butter. Get the recipe from Thrifty Jinxy.

Grilled Peach Crisp

Make single serving peach crisps over the campfire in foil packets. Get the recipe from As For Me and My Homestead.