Camping Out Ideas

does anybody have any good food ideas for camping?

I need simple stuff that doesnt take a lot of time I have a six and a five year old. we will be out on a boat the majority of the time so I need some ideas

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1. stuff a squirrel in your mouth
2. little peices of ham, crackers and cheese and smores
3. well what i would take is on the boat i would take something small you know like something sweet thatll gert their attention sincerely, brit
4. fishing rods and bait is all you need.
5. well just add water food and military food (I just went backpacking my school is crazy about backpacking I just went on a 100 mile hike in 5 days) You dont want to make your things to heavy
6. make sandwiches and put them in a cooler. Bring baby wipes to wash hands. Pretty much anything that wont go bad and doesnt need cooked.....chips, pb&j, drinks, snack packs, lunchables, ect. whatever will fit in a small cooler.
7. hot dogs over the fire. we used to make pita pizzas...put pizza sauce in a piece of pita bread...then veggies & meat...then wrap in foil and warm in fire. we cooked baked potatoes. also hobo stew: put veggies, potatoes & meat in foil and cook in fire. s'mores are graham crackers, chocolate bars & marshmallows. or just cook marshmallows over the fire. bring coat hangers to unwrap to use for cooking. i'm assuming you mean fire, not cooking in an RV or something. sandwiches are good and easy, also if no fire.
8. don't go while it's hot, wait until it starts to cool off some
9. Cut up cheese, vegetables, dips, hard boiled eggs, pre-made sandwiches, cold fried chicken, chips, crackers, fruit, pudding cups or jello, the list goes on and on.
10. I call them hobo packs. Take some ground beef, potatoes and onions peeled and sliced. Season them with salt and pepper. Place portions in aluminum foil and make into a pouch. Cook in an oven or on an open fire until done. Serve in the aluminum foil, no plates or cooking pans needed.
11. When I was little we woud make "homemade" trail mix. I always loved helping to make it and of course loved to eat it!!! :) We would take raisins, M&M's, & cashews and mix it together, but since then I've made many different varieties... think of Chex mix... just whatever the kids like. Dried fruit are good because they don't "melt" if they get hot... any nuts, types or cereal, etc... Can also bring along a jar of peanut butter and their favorite veggies/fruits in sandwhich bags (celery, small carrots, apples, bananas). Have fun!
12. get a cooler and fill it with drinks and brink a rocery bag full of different snacks
13. Kids and camping make a good push for Lunchables. They are easy to get, pretty filling and kids love them. Remember that fruit (apples, bananas and oranges,) are good too. Make sure to drink enough water out on the boat.
14. pre-cooked chicken
15. fresh fruit, granola bars and smores. Hot Dogs.
16. I would suggest peanut-butter and banana sandwiches, lot of fruit like grapes or tortia's with lettuse and tomatos.
17. build you a fire and do the classic hot dog camping. You can fish and cook them, it depends on how far you would go to eat, do you want easy or complicated foods. I suggest hot dogs, smores, bologna.
18. mac and cheese mac and chese with cut up hot dogs beans and weinies home made chicken tenders - use chicken breasts & shake'n bake
19. make sandwiches ahead of time and individually bag them to take out on the boat , along with some snacks(chips, goldfish crackers, cookies) hot dogs and smores are always great and easy for camping.
20. In ziplock bags put pre-made sandwiches, grapes, cheese cubes, crackers and put them in the cooler also take water bottles and juice boxes.
21. fishing. feeding ducks. then while doing that you can eat sandwiches and drink juice. fruit, chips, or cookies too.
22. a small propain burner, some dehydrated food, on the watter stuff like fishing rods, floties, sunscreen ect.
23. Take a cooler, some fried chicken, and sandwiches, Peanut butter, and Jelly are kid favorites.