Kid-Friendly Camping Recipes

1 Breakfast Burrito

Image Source: Flickr user Michael W. May

Packed with veggies, meat, and eggs, French Toasty's campfire burritos will give your kids the fuel they need to get through the day.

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2 Campfire Chili Cheese Fries

Image Source: Notey

Who knew it was possible to make delicious chili cheese fries over the campfire? Thanks to this creative recipe, you can indulge your kiddos in one of their favorite splurges during your family's outdoor adventure.

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3 Crescent Hot Dogs

Image Source: Tablespoon user BS in the Kitchen

It wouldn't be a camping trip without hot dogs, but you can take it to the next level with Tablespoon user BS in the Kitchen's version of pigs in a blanket.

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4 Campfire Mac 'n' Cheese

Image Source: My Sister's Cucina

Bring a little comfort to your camping trip with some mac 'n' cheese from My Sister's Cucina.

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5 Campfire Cones

Image Source: Come Together Kids

Come Together Kids combines peanut butter and chocolate to make a messy, tasty camping treat.

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6 Lemon Chicken and Potatoes

Image Source: Damn Delicious

You don't need a full kitchen to prepare this hearty meal and everyone will be a happy camper to open their own individual packets of lemon chicken with potatoes.

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7 Italian Chicken Foil Bakes

Image Source: Diethood

Not only is this a healthy foil meal option, but it can quickly be prepped ahead of time for less work on your trip.

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8 Campfire Flatbread Pizza

Image Source: Dirty Gourmet

Your favorite pizza joint probably won't deliver to the woods, but your family can still feast on this kid-favorite dish thanks to Dirty Gourmet.

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9 Orange-Peel Cinnamon Rolls

Image Source: Say Not Sweet Anne

If your family likes to start the day with something sweet, Say Not Sweet Anne's orange-flavored cinnamon rolls are the perfect dish.

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10 Grilled Barbecue Chicken in Foil

Image Source: Diethood

Nothing could be easier or more satisfying than this delicious recipe for grilled barbecue chicken foil packets.

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11 Popcorn Satchels

Image Source: Flickr user Kevin

Perfect as an afternoon pick-me-up or treat for telling ghost stories, this campfire popcorn is a must-make item.

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12 Campfire S'mores Banana Boats

Image Source: Tablespoon user Lil Miss Bossy

Lil Miss Bossy gives the classic campfire dessert a fruity twist.

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13 Omelet in a Bag

Image Source: Flickr user fifteenthiry

Make Homemade Ginger's portable omelets before you head to the woods, and keep them in the cooler until you're ready for an easy and filling breakfast.

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14 Campfire Quesadillas

Image Source: Dirty Gourmet

Although Dirty Gourmet's recipe calls for mushrooms and corn, there are no limits when it comes to making your own quesadillas.

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