If you enjoy the outdoors and cooking, camping is a great opportunity to combine your two favorite activities! With a few tips from experienced campers, you can easily make delicious meals in nature. From packing the right ingredients to learning how to build an open fire for roasting food over flames.
Equipment
Cast Iron Skillet
Iron Dutch Oven
Tongs
Materials
portable stove
fuel
matches/lighter
cookwarepot, pan, utensils
plates/bowls
utensils
cooler with ice
food storage containers
food ingredients
Don't forget to bring some trash bags and biodegradable soap to clean up afterwards.
Estimated Cost 1
Instructions
Plan ahead and make a menu before leaving home.
Bring non-perishable foods like canned goods, nuts, and dried fruits.
Pack a cooler with ice to keep perishable foods fresh.
Use a portable stove or grill to cook meals.
Bring lightweight and easy-to-clean cookware and utensils.
Don't forget to pack spices, condiments, and cooking oil.
Store food properly to prevent animals from getting into it.
Always clean up after cooking to reduce the risk of attracting animals.