Camping Food List Printable

Food is probably the most important part of camping if you ask my kids and a basic food list for camping is always a good idea to have on hand. There has to be a good mix of sweet and salty items for them to pick from as well as s’mores for it to be considered an official camping trip!

When considering what to bring on a trip I also think about what would be easiest to prepare and make in a pinch. As a family we prefer to sleep in a cabin, but we enjoy cooking outdoors, so we always try to have food that we can cook over the fire so this printable comes in handy!

Since every family is different and enjoys camping differently be it a RV or tent I tried to include items that would work in any scenario. Go through the list and see what you like and don’t like before you start packing. Every family is different in their definition of a good camping food list is.

Read on down to find the camping food list ideas and printable that’s full of the best camping snacks, easy camping meal ideas, and more!

The Essential Packing Food List for Camping

Use this camping food list here on the blog or scroll on down to find the free printable version to take with you on your next camping trip, so you’ll know exactly what food to bring camping and be able to make the easiest camping meals.

Download the free camping food list printable version of this list below to take with you on the go!

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With the s’more recipes below, you will see that you can get creative and use ingredients like Oreos, Chocolate Hazelnut and even peppermint patties to make s’mores! They all look amazingly delicious!

S’more Recipes For Fall

Read on down to try these 8 different s’more campfire recipes that will make you see s’mores in a whole new light.

The 8 Best S'More Recipes

Below you will find some of the best s'more recipes you can make! If you like classic s'mores, you should make these!

1

Fudge Striped Cookie S'mores

Photo Credit: butterwithasideofbread.com

Since these fudge striped cookies already have chocolate on them, all you need is a marshmallow to make these fantastic cookie s'mores!

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2

Peppermint Patty S’mores

Photo Credit: www.cookingmamas.com

This peppermint patty s'more is sure to be a favorite for all the mint lovers out there! Swap out the chocolate bar for a peppermint patty for the ultimate minty s'more!

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3

Nutella S'mores Recipe

Photo Credit: www.laurainthekitchen.com

Chocolate Hazelnut, marshmallow and graham crackers make the perfect campfire combo for s'mores!

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4

Peanut Butter Cup S’mores

Photo Credit: boulderlocavore.com

A peanut cup s'more sounds remarkable and if you are a peanut butter and chocolate lover then what you are waiting for? Get the ingredients and make this at your next campfire!

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5

Chocolate and Peanut Butter S’mores

Photo Credit: www.sunset.com

You'll need chocolate wafers, peanut butter and marshmallow to make this yummy chocolate peanut butter s'more!

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6

S'mOreos (Oreo Smores)

Photo Credit: bellyfull.net

If you love Oreo cookies and S'mores, this is the perfect combination which creates S'mOreos! The number one thing to do now is to use double stuffed Oreos for extra goodness!

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7

Gingersnap Caramel S'mores

Photo Credit: cookinwithsuperpickle.blogspot.com

To make these s'mores you'll need just three ingredients! Marshmallows, Caramel sauce and gingersnaps! These are the perfect Fall s'mores to have at a campfire!

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8

Chocolate Covered Strawberry S'mores

Photo Credit: lmld.org

If you love chocolate covered strawberries, then you'll love these Chocolate Strawberry S'mores! They are a just like the classic s'more you are used to seeing, but with the added sweetness of a strawberry!

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Once you are done reading through these creative takes on the classic s’more, you can start making your grocery list and packing your bags for camp!

I hope you enjoyed these yummy s’more recipes and if you require any further assistance, please feel free to leave a comment!

More Fall Fun to Explore

• Learn How to Dehydrate Watermelon (+ Recipes)
• Simple and Delicious Three-Bean Chili (Slow Cooker Recipe)
• 8 Must Make Strawberry Cheesecake Desserts
• How to Make the Best Beer Can Chicken
• 4 Ways to Soften Brown Sugar Quickly

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Below is a basic list of supplies we pack for our camping trips from a first aid kit to my kids personal favorite item the marshmallow roaster!

Read on down to find about what all you’ll need for a great camping journey!

Camping Supplies Packing List

Below are a few of the main items that you may need on your next camping adventure be it in a cabin, RV or a campsite.

Main Camp Items

The supplies listed below are the most important items and ones you should take with you camping.

• Tent & all materials to set up the tent (if you are sleeping outdoors)
• Sleeping bags
• Linens (if you are renting a cabin) or check to see if they are provided
• Towels/ washcloths (check to see if they are provided)
• Pillows
• Flashlight (or you can use your phone’s flashlight like we do!)
• Camping chairs
• Folding table (if a picnic table isn’t available)
• Lantern
• Small tool kit
• Firewood (as long as its local to the area)
• Trash Bags
• Ice

Cooking & Kitchen

Below are some kitchen gear that while not all essential are nice to have along with you on your camping trip.

• Marshmallow roasters
• Hot dog roasters
• Eating utensils
• Cooking utensils
• Pan
• Cooler
• Soap
• Dish towels
• Sponges
• Paper towels
• Plates
• Water bottles (a Yeti or something similar)
• Matches/ lighter
• Cutting board
• Bottle / can opener

Health & Hygiene

Pack these health essentials to ensure your camping trip is as safe and healthy as possible.

• Medications
• First aid kit
• Toilet paper
• Hand sanitizer
• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• Toiletry kit
• Sunscreen
• Bug spray / insect repellent
• Hand wipes or baby wipes

Want a Printable Camping Supply List Instead?

If you’d prefer an easy to print camping list instead you can find that below! Just enter your email and it will be sent to your inbox!

Are you in? Click below to download your camping supply list!

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If you’d like to see how we made our fireplace and maybe make a fireplace yourself, take a look below.

Scroll on down to see the pictures of when we DIY (ed) our own stone fireplace with mantel complete with reclaimed barn wood.

The Stone Fireplace With Barn Wood Mantel Project

I have wanted a fireplace with a barn wood mantle since we first moved into our home in 2012. The winters are COLD here in Pennsylvania and there is nothing that can compare to being able to warm up next to a cozy fire.

When we previously lived in Pittsburgh in our Victorian style house we installed a gas fireplace that was more of a slide in but it met our needs for what we could afford at the time. While I loved having that fireplace I had always dreamed of a classic “real” fireplace.

Well… I finally got one!

Earlier this year my husband and I decided it was time to install a stone fireplace in our home! I was thrilled!

We opted for a propane gas one that would since we live in an area that does not have gas available to the neighborhood. Hint: Our next door neighbor is a corn field and wide open spaces.

The Stone Fireplace Project Steps

To make this stone fireplace with barn wood mantel, we picked out our barn wood mantle from an old farm’s barn. It came from a barn that was built in the 1800s. This mantel is beautiful and quite unique.

We next made our own DIY concrete hearth. (more on the DIY process coming soon) I love the way the concrete looks!

You can finish scrolling down to see the pictures of the steps we took to create our stone fireplace!

It was a lot of work but the finished piece is worth the effort.

After the framing and the scratch was done we started the stone as well as the insulation of the mantel bracket. For the fireplace stone we used Eldorado Rustic Ledge which is a textured ledge stone that has long stones mixed with shorter ones.

Adding the stone to the fireplace was like a puzzle trying to make each piece fit just right. And it was so much fun that even the kids even got involved.

We then added the perfect final touch with the 1800s reclaimed barn wood mantle! Gorgeous!

I plan on adding some candles, greenery and black framed photos of our family to highlight the fireplace stone features.

I hope you enjoyed these DIY stone fireplace pictures. If you’d like more just like this be sure to follow along with Making a Space!

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More Ideas for The Home

• Camping Food Packing List Printable
• 8 Delicious S’more Recipes For Camping
• The Ultimate List Of Camping Supplies for the Camp, Cabin or RV
• Stone Fireplace With Barn Wood Mantel (Easy to Make!)
• How to Find the Perfect Land for your New Home

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Land buying tips that will guide you in the right direction

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Use the tips below to help buy that dream piece of land.

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• Take a trip and get to know the area and neighborhood
• Use data online like Flipmarket.ai to research the best area.
• Take advantage of online maps. Thank you Google maps!
• Use an online real estate app like Realtor.com or Zillow.com to look for land listings.
• Consult with local builders who know the area well.
• Talk with a real estate agent. A local agent is best who will be familiar with the area.
• Be aware of any zoning restrictions.

Extra Tips for Buying Land

Use the extra tips below to ensure you make the right choice when buying your own piece of land like making sure you have the money and knowing how to find cheap land.

Make Sure You Have The Money

Most land purchases are cash only. There are a few lenders that will approve this type of transaction but again they are there so you’ll have to some research.

Most experts agree that you should be debt-free (that includes credit cards & student loans), have 3-6 months of an emergency fund saved to buy land smartly.

How to Find Cheap Land

Also, don’t forget to just keep looking. If you want a creek, a wide-open field or a dense forest to build on it can be found. Even looking 5-10 miles outside of your ideal area could yield some astonishing results. The further out in the country you get the cheaper the acreage usually is.

By following the tips & resources above you will be on the right track to buying a piece of land for your new dream space.

Online Resources for Your Land-Buying Venture

• flipmarket.ai
• realtor.com
• zillow.com

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