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12 Easy Camping Dinners

Published on May 26, 2021 Last Modified: September 20, 2021 By Kathryn Doherty

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These 12 easy camping dinners will make your next camping trip delicious and stress-free! Plus, get camping food prep and packing tips and hacks.A collage of easy dinner ideas for camping

Camping has become one of my favorite family get-aways.

We’ve taken the kids camping every spring and fall here in N.C. since they were out of diapers. (And actually, I think J was still in pull-ups our first year.)

Something about making your own little home in the woods, living outside for a couple of days, being free of all the usual tech time-sucks, it’s just so relaxing and freeing.

Breathing that fresh air, sleeping in nature, it just does my soul good.

I even have a cute “Yay! Camping!” sticker that my husband got me as a stocking stuffer one year for Christmas.

However, going camping is also a lot of work!

My husband and I spend almost a half day planning and prepping and packing to get ready to go for just 2 nights of camping.

And that’s now that we have the system down! We’ve got all the equipment, we have a master pack list, and my husband and I divvy up the different areas.

Now, probably we could be a bit more nimble. A bit more spontaneous and adventurous and just throw things in the car and go.

But we like our cozy camping experiences, and we know just how to make sure everyone stays completely happy the entire weekend.

So I’m not messing with it anytime soon!

A tomato and meat sauce and a pot of noodles cooking on a camping stove for a spaghetti dinner

But, because of all the planning and experimenting and trial and a few errors, we have figured out quite a bit about family camping weekends.

And since the food is always my department, I thought I’d share some tips and tricks with you today!

Camping food doesn’t have to be difficult. And it can definitely be delicious! And even healthy. I know, I know, that all seems like too much to ask for, but it’s true.

(You know I’ve figured out how to hack the easy, healthy angle – that’s my thing!)

So I wanted to share 12 easy camping dinner recipes to take the stress out of cooking at a campsite.

But don’t stop there. I’ve got some great food prep and packing tips and hacks for you as well as some specific recipes if you need them.

So let’s dive right in!

Mixed onions and peppers in a skillet on a camp stove for a chicken fajita camping dinner Fajita seasoned chicken strips cooking in a pan on a camp stove

12 easy camping dinners:

  1. One pot pastas – turkey, chicken, sausage or veggie
  2. Chili – beef, turkey, chicken, bean or veggie
  3. Stir fry – chicken, beef or veggie
  4. Fried rice – chicken or veggie
  5. Fajitas – beef or chicken
  6. Quesadillas – pick your favorite fillings
  7. Foil packets – wrap it all up and let the fire do the work; steak or sausage and potatoes is a great combo
  8. One-pot wonder – rotisserie chicken, beans and spinach – lots of variations you could do here
  9. Burgers or hot dogs (or both)
  10. Grilled chicken or kabobs
  11. One-pot soups or stews
  12. Chicken skillets – go southwest, Mediterranean, etc. with your spices and what veggies you add

See what I mean with how easy and do-able these all seem? And you can certainly make them as healthy as you’d like. Or not. 😉

And here’s your bonus 13th idea, just cause I thought of an extra…

Curry makes a flavorful, easy, one-pot dinner as well, though it sometimes can require a few more ingredients than I typically like to pack.

(You could of course use a store-bought curry sauce or packet to make that part easier.)

This quick chicken curry or easy vegetarian curry are also very simple and do-able.

Now, I also promised you some specific recipes for those ideas above. You can pick and choose from the below, use your go-to recipes, or find inspiration in cookbooks, magazines or on Pinterest.

(Many of the recipes below are from my site, but I’ve also included recipes from others.)

Honey garlic chicken stir fry with colorful vegetables in a large copper skillet with a bowl of rice nearby

I don’t, however, recommend trying a brand new recipe while camping. No one needs that stress. Maybe test it out a few weeks before you go so you’re familiar with the process and are sure everyone likes it.

My number one rule when camping is to make sure no one gets hungry or hangry. (I pack enough snacks for a small army to guard against this.) And having dinners everyone likes is important after a long day of hiking and playing around the campsite.

Oh, and keep reading below this list of recipes for ALL my camping hacks and tips for making your trip as easy and stress-free as possible.

Easy camping dinner recipes:

  • One pot creamy chicken and mushroom pasta with peas
  • One pot pasta with chicken sausage, spinach and peas
  • One pot vegetarian spaghetti
  • Easy healthy white turkey chili
  • Southwest turkey chili
  • Easiest chicken stir fry
  • Honey garlic chicken stir fry
  • Mexican fried rice
  • Spicy pork fried rice
  • Skillet chicken fajitas
  • Chicken quesadillas
  • Hobo dinner foil packets
  • Bacon ranch chicken foil packets
  • One pot wonder with chicken and spinach
  • One pot turkey and white bean skillet
  • BBQ turkey burgers
  • Cheddar chicken burgers
  • Easy veggie burgers
  • Cheesy fiesta grilled chicken
  • Grilled lemon chicken
  • Teriyaki chicken pineapple kabobs
  • Quick and easy chicken and black bean soup
  • Easy chicken noodle soup
  • Turkey white bean soup with kale
  • Southwest chicken skillet
  • Harvest chicken skillet
  • Chicken and zucchini skillet with corn

Close up of a Mexican turkey and rice skillet with cilantro, cheese and avocado on top and a wooden spoon resting in the pan

One other idea is making an easy stovetop mac and cheese. You could stir in some cooked, diced chicken and some spinach or peas, or just serve it alongside other dishes.

OK, let’s talk equipment and considerations on how you might make these yummy dinners.

You’ll need to be sure you understand what your campsite might offer.

Many campsites will have a small grill gate that’s part of the campfire area set up. Others might have common area grills to use.

Those are great, but you’re also pretty limited.

In our early days of camping, we hauled a small tailgating grill to the campsite and cooked on that.

It worked fine but despite it’s smallish size, it took up a ton of room in the car and was a bit of a pain to set up every day.

Now we use a camping stove. I love the thing. It took next to no time to get adjusted to how to use it. And it’s super compact.

We have a 2-burner Coleman stove, and I highly recommend it. You can fit two big pans on it at a time and you have total control over the cooking temperature. (My husband can boil water for his morning coffee in no time at all.)

It’s my secret weapon to camping food deliciousness!

So if you think you’ll be camping on repeat, I definitely recommend getting one.

A blue plate with a mix of pasta, turkey sausage, spinach, peas and tomatoes for a camping dinner

The other favorite somewhat specialty item I love for camping is having 1-2 good knives with a cover. Covered knives pack safely and make prepping at the campsite a breeze.

OK, now let’s talk camping food prep. Cause I’ve got tons of tricks I’ve figured out over the years.

Camping food prep tips:

  • Equipment: Think through each of your meals and what you’ll need, equipment wise. Pull out all of the pots, pans, utensils, can opener, etc. you will need.
  • Containers: Pack extra containers or plastic bags for storing leftover food or sealing up opened containers. If you throw your bag of baby carrots or your open block of cheese back in the cooler, it will get water-logged, icy and gross. You’ll need bags to put those things in once the original containers have been opened.
  • Wraps: Similarly, pack some aluminum foil, plastic wrap and wax paper. They always come in handy.
  • Meat: Slice, chop and prep all of the raw meat at home. I slice up chicken for fajitas, take the casings off my turkey sausage, pack my ground turkey or beef in a plastic bag and generally have all the raw meat ready to throw in the pan. No salmonella worries at the campsite. 🙌
  • Eggs: Crack and scramble your eggs in a bowl at home and then pour into an empty (disposable) water bottle. They store so much easier in the cooler than a carton of eggs, and you’ll be ready to just pour them in your pan.
  • Cheese: Shred any cheese you need before you leave so it’s just ready to go. Or buy pre-shredded.
  • Beans: Open, rinse and drain your beans before you leave so you don’t have to worry about it at the campsite. Pack the ready-to-use beans in a small container.
  • Cooking condiments: Pack small containers of cooking oil, butter, salt and pepper and any other seasonings or condiments you need in small jars or plastic containers. You can also pre-measure quantities at home and then not have to worry about it. (But maybe take some extra just in case…)
  • Cutting board: I like to take 1-2 cutting boards as well so I can have a clean work surface. We cover our picnic table with a plastic cover, but even that gets dirty as the weekend goes on. Your wax paper can also double as a work surface though.

Again, a lot of this is just really thinking through every meal and every part of each meal – as well as the before and after of the meal – to figure out what you can do ahead to make life easier and less messy.

That definitely gets easier over time, though, which is why I wanted to share what I’ve learned here with you.

A coleslaw topped burger with BBQ sauce and lettuce and a bowl of coleslaw in the background

One other camping food favorite of ours…

My kids love cooking breakfast sausages for all of us in the morning. They use the same sticks we use for roasting marshmallows, and just spear the sausages.

For this reason though, I buy pre-cooked pork and turkey breakfast sausages so we don’t have to worry about cooking them through. They are just heating them and getting some good char marks on them.

So I highly recommend investing in some good – and long – fire roasting sticks. Ours were a gift from my parents and they are fabulous – for backyard fire pits as well as camping trips.

Here’s a few other nice-to-have items for food-related camping gear…

– Nylon food scraper – makes clean-up easy, especially after cooking eggs or making a cheesy one-pot pasta.

– Camping plates and utensils – better than throwing out paper plates; we have a set of plates, bowls and utensils that pack easy and clean up great.

– Safe dish washing soap – ours is a small bottle from REI I think, but that Amazon version looks good too.

– Sponge and quick-dry towels – these are great to have for dish clean-up time.

Whew, I know that was a lot. Thanks for sticking with me.

We’ve just done this so many times, and I finally feel like I’ve gotten it mostly figured out. So I wanted to pass that along for anyone who’s new to camping, hans’t been in a while, or just needed some fresh ideas for easy camping dinners, with a few hacks and tips thrown in for good measure.

Last thing – I did keep an IG story highlight of our most recent camping trip in my Instagram profile. The highlight starts with some of the food packing tips I mentioned here as we were getting ready the night before. Check it out!

You’ll also get to see my cute kiddos (no, I’m not biased) and the gorgeous mountain views from the summit we hiked to.

Ah, I can’t wait to go back!

I hope you found this helpful, and if YOU have some great camping dinner ideas or general camping tips or hacks, please do share them in the comments below. We can all learn from each other!

XO,

Kathryn

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