15 Easy Camping Breakfast Ideas
on Dec 20, 2022, Updated Nov 21, 2023
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As the warmer weather approaches, you may be thinking about a camping trip with family and friends. There’s nothing better than being outside enjoying everything nature has to offer. One of the best parts of camping is the food! In this article, we’re sharing our favorite easy breakfast ideas for camping trips.
From pancakes to breakfast sandwiches, there are lots of delicious ways to start your day in the great outdoors!
Campfire Cinnamon Rolls
These campfire recipes just keep getting better, don’t they? From appetizers to dinner and now desserts! And wait til you read and see the key here – they’re cooked over the campfire in oranges. Yes, believe it! Three ingredients is all you’ll need!
Dutch Oven Dutch Baby Pancake
Also known as a German pancake, a Dutch baby is similar to a puffy crepe. Top it with fresh berries and powdered sugar!
Camping Breakfast Sandwich
After trying these amazing breakfast sandwiches, you’ll never want to buy the fast-food version again! The secret ingredient is leftover BBQ pulled pork!
Campfire Potatoes
So delicious and easy to make, campfire potatoes are an absolute must-try this summer! You will definitely want to make sure you have aluminum foil. This will essentially be your pan in this recipe. All you have to do is put everything inside the foil and wrap it all up to cook!
Campfire Hash with Potatoes and Sausage
Enjoy this hearty dish for breakfast, lunch or dinner! You’ll love the flavor combination of potatoes, onions, and smoked sausages.
Campfire French Toast
With just a handful of basic ingredients you’ll be enjoying French toast that rivals any from a restaurant! Enjoy it topped with warm maple syrup and fresh berries.
Banana Bread Pancakes
These pancakes are the perfect blend of sweet and savory. Serve them with butter, maple syrup and sliced bananas!
Bacon, Egg, and Avocado Breakfast Sandwich
This sandwich is comfort food at its best! It’s creamy, salty, savory, and delicious!
Camping Oatmeal Recipe with Dried Fruit
Enjoy this hearty oatmeal on a chilly morning! It takes just 6 minutes to make and is filled with crunchy almonds and chewy raisins.
Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich
Is there anything more nostalgic than P, B and J? From your grandparents, to your parents and down the line – it’s something we’ve all heard about and tried. It’s a can’t fail, must bring on camping trips. The bread you use, peanut butter and jelly you spread, are all up to you!
Cast-Iron Skillet Campfire Frittata
Grab your cast iron skillet to make this restaurant-quality frittata! It’s ready to enjoy in just 30 minutes and is sure to be enjoyed by all.
Campfire Breakfast Burrito
This is the perfect grab & go breakfast. These savory burritos are filled with eggs, ham, cheese and seasonings – everything you want in a hearty breakfast!
Campfire Scrambled Eggs
You can’t go wrong with scrambled eggs! This dish includes corn, bell pepper, onions, hash browns, cherry tomatoes, and jalapeno for a bit of spice. You and your crew will be full and ready to enjoy the day!
Camping Hot Dog Recipe
One of the best parts about camping is the food! You certainly can’t find campfire food indoors at hotels! Plus, when they’re easy like this, you’ll certainly opt for camping! All it takes is some hot dogs, skewers, crescent rolls and aluminum foil.
Campfire Nachos
Nachos hit the spot on any day of the week. Now imagine them in a skillet over a campfire! All that cheesy and crunchy goodness!! Keep them simple or add any ingredients you want.
And our recipe can be used over the grill or in the oven as well.
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Easy Camping Breakfast Ideas (Best Cinnamon Rolls in Oranges Recipe)
Ingredients
- 12 oz cinnamon roll dough, 1 can (Pillsbury standard or Grands)
- icing, included with cinnamon rolls
- 6 large oranges, navel oranges recommended
Instructions
- Prepare your campfire to have a rack 3-4 inches above glowing embers (no flames). If using an oven or grill, preheat to 375°F.
- Carefully slice the top third off the oranges using a sharp knife. Then scoop out the insides (note: this recipe does not require the flesh, so you can eat or juice it).
- Open the can of cinnamon rolls and insert one roll into each orange, pressing all the way to the bottom.
- Replace the tops of the oranges and then wrap tightly in foil.
- Place the wrapped oranges onto the heat to cook for 25-30 minutes (following the package directions).
- Remove from the heat and let cool for 5 minutes. Then unwrap and discard the foil.
- Drizzle icing onto each cinnamon roll and serve warm.
Nutrition information provided is an estimate only and will vary based on ingredient brands and cooking methods used.
