I’ve designed a meal plan for when you go on a camping trip! Most camping trips don’t last a whole week so this meal plan is designed for 3 full days of camping which is most likely more than you will need. This plan is designed to feed 4 people. I am assuming you need to purchase all ingredients including condiments. I have included a list of tools you will need to bring with you.
Related: No Conventional Cooking Meal Plan
Tools
- Heavy duty foil– heavy duty is best so it wont rip
- Frying pan– any frying pan will work, but cast iron is great for over fires
- Pot– this is just for boiling water
- Spatula– something to stir the hash
- Skewers– these are great because they’re retractable, if you don’t want to buy anything, you can use a stick
- Knife– to cut vegetables, a set with sheath’s is great for camping
- Cutting board– to cut vegetables on
- Cooler– to keep eggs, meats, and condiments cold
Related: Gluten Free Meal Plan
Ingredients
- Graham crackers- 2.12
- Marshmallows- 1.24
- Chocolate- 1.00
- Oatmeal- 2.84 (42 oz)
- Brown sugar- 1.83
- Eggs- 1.14 (6 pack)
- Corned beef hash- 2.88 (x2??)
- Bread- 2.18
- Lunch meat- 5.88 (x2)
- Mayo- 2.54 (18 oz)
- Cheese- 2.66 (taco blend)
- Potatoes- 2.97 (5 lb)
- Onion- 2.94 (3 lb bag)
- Bacon- 4.28 (12 oz)
- Kielbasa- 3.88 (jennie-o 14 oz)
- Zucchini- 4.36 (x4)
- Bell peppers- 4.28 ( 3 pack)
- Hot dogs- 1.36 (12 oz)
- Buns- 2.18 (11 oz)
- Ketchup- 2.08 (32 oz)
- Mustard- 1.20 (20 oz)
Total: $55.84
Breakfast
Oatmeal– heat water then add oats top with brown sugar
Breakfast hash– cook corned beef hash and eggs on a skillet over a fire or on a stove
Lunch
Sandwiches– make lunch meat sandwiches
Dinner
Potato packs– chop potatoes and top with cheese, bacon, onions, and hot dogs seal in a foil packet and cook for about 20-30 minutes
Kielbasa pack– chop kielbasa, zucchini, bell peppers seal in a foil packet and cook for about 20-30 minutes
Hot dogs– cook hot dogs and put in a bun
Snacks
S’mores
Meal Plan
- Day 1
- Dinner–hot dogs
- Day 2
- Breakfast– oatmeal
- Lunch– sandwiches
- Dinner– kielbasa pack
- Day 3
- Breakfast– breakfast hash
- Lunch– sandwiches
- Dinner– potato pack
- Day 4
- Breakfast– oatmeal
- Lunch– sandwiches
Tips
- Use mayo, ketchup, and mustard packets from to go places to reduce the need for refrigeration and lower the cost
- Make pb & j instead of lunch meat sandwiches
- Try getting a cast iron pie press to make your sandwiches warm
