Let’s be honest — half the fun of camping is the food. There’s just something magical about meals made under the open sky, with a crackling fire and good company. If you’re heading to Beaver Meadow Campground this month, bring your appetite and try these no-fuss recipes that taste even better with a side of fresh air.
Whether you’re feeding a hungry crew or just trying to keep it simple, these easy, crowd-pleasing dishes are guaranteed to elevate your outdoor dining.
Foil Pack Fajitas
What You Need:
- Chicken or steak (pre-sliced)
- Bell peppers and onions
- Taco seasoning
- Olive oil
Toss ingredients together, season generously, wrap in foil, and place over hot coals. In 15–20 minutes, you’ve got dinner ready – >no pans, no mess.
Pro Tip: Bring tortillas and shredded cheese for easy campfire fajita wraps.
Want more easy camping meals? Check out Fresh Off the Grid’s Foil Pack Meals for more ideas!
Skillet Breakfast Burritos
What You Need:< ul>
- Eggs
- Cooked sausage or bacon
- Shredded cheese
- Tortillas
- Salsa<
Cook meat and eggs in a cast iron skillet. Add cheese and wrap everything in a warm tortilla. That’s campfire breakfast, done right.
Bonus: Wrap in foil and reheat over the fire for a quick second helping.<
Staying for a few days? See our tips on making the most of your campsite stay.
Build-Your-Own S’mores Bar
Sure, the classic combo is timeless. But how about mixing it up with:
- Peanut butter cups
- Chocolate chip cookies
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Sliced bananas or strawberries
- Cinnamon graham crackers
Set up a small table and let everyone get creative. It’s a sweet, interactive dessert that campers of all ages will love.
Lazy Day Snack: Campfire Nachos
What You Need:
- Tortilla chips
- Shredded cheese
- Beans or taco meat (optional)
- Jalapeños, tomatoes, olives, sour cream
Layer everything in a foil pan and heat over the fire for gooey, cheesy goodness in under 10 minutes.
Pro Tip: Add crushed red pepper or hot sauce for an extra kick!
Keep It Easy, Keep It Clean
Bring a small dishwashing bin, biodegradable soap, and a sponge. Don’t forget:
- Paper towels
- Wet wipes
- Trash bags
Leave no trace and keep your campsite tidy for the next guest. Read our Campground Etiquette Guide for more helpful tips.
What’s Cooking at Your Site?
Got a favorite campfire recipe? We’d love to feature it in a future post! Tag us in your campsite cooking photos on Facebook or Instagram, or send us a message.
Because great food is even better when shared with fellow campers.
Get ready to eat well and make memories—one s’more at a time.
June is cooking up something awesome at Beaver Meadow!
