IM goin CAMPING for the first time with my friends what FOOD do you bring on a CAMPING TRIP?????

We try to plan our meals ahead of time. we take an extended cooler. It keeps everything ice cold for up to 5 days- its awesome. We take the standard stuff. Hotdogs, hamburger meat( pre-pattied helps), buns, oranges, granola bars... Blah blah blah. Just take whatever is low maintenance & easy to cook fairly quickly. We don't use condiments jars and such- just stock up on packets of stuff... Go to mcdonalds or subway and ask them for mayo mustard and ketchup packets. Same with salt and pepper, plastic ware- yada yada. We also cook on a fire and take a grate to put over the fire,& then a flat non- stick griddle to go on top to grill burgers and bacon(we love bacon but its tricky on a fire if you don't know what youre doing). We are taking a propane cook thing next time though because it was just a lot of hassle to get a fire going and make cook everything up from scratch.(eggs too) But I have to admit that when you are really hungry and you have to make a fire and cook, the food seems to taste better-and it makes me feel good to put effort into something that(at home) you can just zap in the microwave.

Bring plenty of snacks, especially if you're planning to go running around on the trails. It always helps to have some nuts or granola. Or jerky if you like it. Carbs, and protein, man. If you have enough of this, then you won't need to worry so much about bringing all of the stuff for a huge dinner. If you're sitting around the campfire, hot dogs and marshmallows are great, along with chips. And they're easy to prepare. If you're really into it, you could bring burgers, but sometimes those get too complicated if you're a small group and don't have somebody who loves to cook. You might also want to gather the materials for S'mores (chocolate, graham crackers, marshmallows). They're a little too sweet for heavy eating, but they make a good group activity. As much as possible, try to avoid bringing too much food that needs to be refrigerated. It attracts bugs and other critters, it requires a lot of cooler space, and it spoils easily in the open air. You can bring a little soda or juice, but I find that a jug of water works just fine and you don't have to worry about keeping it cool. And of course, don't forget to bring a little cereal for the morning, along with some low-maintenance fruit such as apples or oranges. Don't forget to put all the food in the car overnight! Don't bring it into the tent or leave it out. That's a great way to invite unwanted feathered and furry friends.

Beef jerky or slim jims

here is a list, hope you like these foods♥ • marshmallows • Gram Crackers • Dark Chocolate • Smores • Popcorn • Sandwiches • Fried Chicken

smores, beef jerky, fish

Hotdogs! Marshmallows! Hamburgers! Steak! I am an experienced camper. trust me, you at least have to bring the marshmallows! Oh, and alot of snacks and junkfood lol

chips, cokes, beers, hot dogs, ham burger patties, buns, graham crackers, chocolate bars, marshmallows, and other snack type foods

Home - Camping Check List - Camping Food List Camping Food List Go camping prepared! Review this camping food list of the items you'll need on a camping trip. Included is a camping check list for condiments, beverages, food basics, sandwich items, canned food, snack food and more. Use the camping food list on your next camping trip to be sure you don't forget anything important. Please let us know if there is anything important that we have missed. Food Condiments Salt and Pepper Spices and Herbs Seasonings Butter Ketchup Mustard Mayo Salsa Pickles Relish Squeeze butter Beverages and Drinks Water Soda/pop Juice Coffee/Tea Cocoa Cider Milk Lemonade Gator-aid/electrolytes Kool-aid Adult beverages Food Basics Water Flour Sugar Eggs Butter Powdered Milk Cornmeal Cooking oil Potatoes Bacon Sandwich Items Bread Peanut Butter Jelly Tuna Lettuce Cheese Tomatoes Deli meat – Turkey, ham Canned Foods Beef stew Ravioli Baked Beans Corned beef hash Chicken Noodle Soup Macaroni and cheese Vegetables (Corn, peas, green beans, carrots) Fruit (peaches, pears, apricots, pineapple) Snack Foods Granola Bars Fresh Fruit (apples, bananas, oranges, etc) Raisins Energy Bars Yogurt Cookies Pop Tarts Pretzels Other Food Items Syrup Coffee Creamer Sausage Ham Cold cereal Marshmallows Hot dogs and buns Hamburgers and buns Potato chips Corn on the cob Pancake mix Instant Oatmeal Soup (mix or cans) Hamburger meat Frozen hash browns Steak Onions Spaghetti Sauce Parmesan cheese Noodles – Ramen, spaghetti, etc. Bouillon cubes –Chicken and Beef Lemon