Is it just me, or does food cooked over a campfire just taste better? I knew it I knew it I knew it. We are food twins with an obsession for outdoor cooking. It’s a flavor and texture wonderland out there.
These breakfast ideas are everything. HONESTLY. They are easy, they are delicious, and they will make you want to start planning your next trip immediately.
1. Campfire Hash with Potatoes and Sausage
Potatoes and sausage together? Yes, please. The way the fluffy tots and the smoky meat come together is just a perfect combo. A total match made in heaven!
This campfire hash creates one seriously hearty and savory dish. It also has corn and chiles mixed in, giving it some bright colors and extra flavor and texture. This one gets a solid 12 out of 10 in my book.
2. Camping Breakfast Sandwich
Looking for the absolute best breakfast for champions? Kick-start your morning with these incredible pulled pork English muffin sandwiches. They are so satisfying, delicious, and a total breeze to make.
All you need are some English muffins, BBQ pulled pork, fried eggs, and a slice of cheddar cheese. You just put the ingredients together, wrap them up in foil, and grill them for a few minutes.
And bam, breakfast is on the table. No mess, no stress!
3. Campfire Breakfast Burrito
Let’s bring that Taco Tuesday energy to the campsite with some breakfast burritos! These tortilla wraps are completely packed with hash browns, ham, eggs, cheese, and chiles.
The flavors and textures are just a perfect harmony. And trust me, if these don’t fill you up, I don’t know what will.
To make your camping life a little easier, you can assemble the burritos before you leave and wrap them in foil. Just heat them over the coals, and you’re good to go.
4. Bacon & Cheese Pull-Apart Loaf
I honestly can’t think of a more addicting duo than bacon and cheese. Put them on bread and what do you get? Comfort food at its absolute peak.
The combination of carbs, protein, and fat is a one-way ticket to a food coma! But you know what? Everyone deserves to indulge once in a while, so go for it and just enjoy every single bite.
5. Cast-Iron Skillet Cinnamon Sugar Campfire Donuts
Just thinking about having donuts for breakfast on a camping trip makes me so happy. These campfire donuts are unbelievably soft and pillowy; it’s like taking a bite out of a cloud.
And the flavor? It’s topped with an amazing cinnamon and brown sugar mix, so yeah, it’s pretty spectacular.
And here’s the best part: it’s so ridiculously easy to make. So easy, in fact, that you can have the kids join in on the fun!
6. Dutch Oven Dutch Baby Pancake
Have you ever tried Dutch baby pancakes? They’re these yummy, crepe-like German pancakes! And yes, you can totally whip them up during your campfire trip.
You just need to get the batter ready ahead of time and then pan-fry the crepes in a cast-iron Dutch oven. It’s a super simple, mess-free recipe.
With fresh berries and a big dollop of whipped cream on top, these golden brown treats are both sinful and divine!
7. Cinnamon Monkey Bread Foil Packets
These monkey bread cinnamon rolls are just as incredible as homemade, but they are ten times easier to whip up. All you need to have are pre-made cinnamon rolls, brown sugar, butter, cinnamon, and some tin foil.
Not only are they unbelievably tasty, but they smell wonderful, too. I’m just going to say it, grilled cinnamon rolls are way better than baked!
8. Campfire French Toast
You might be thinking French toast sounds like a lot of work for a camping trip, but think again! With this super easy recipe, you can have this decadent dish ready in a flash!
With a good cast-iron skillet, you can make French toast that’s crispy on the outside and tender on the inside anytime, anywhere, even out at a campsite.
Plus, this recipe is packed with tips to make your outdoor cooking experience a total success.
9. Banana Bread Pancakes
Can’t choose between pancakes and banana bread for breakfast? Who said you have to pick just one? This recipe brings together two beloved dishes to create one absolutely phenomenal breakfast.
You just have to add banana slices, walnuts, and brown sugar to your regular pancake batter, and the transformation is done.
Not only are they super quick to make, but they’ll also make the entire campsite smell like pure heaven!
10. Campfire Apple Crisp
Dessert for breakfast? Sign me up. Apple crisp is such a cozy treat, and it’s perfect for warming you up on a chilly morning.
Tender apples and crisp granola flavored with brown sugar, cinnamon, and bourbon, this breakfast slash dessert is a true masterpiece! Whether you eat it on its own or with a scoop of ice cream, you just can’t go wrong.
11. Cast-Iron Skillet Campfire Frittata
Is there a more vibrant way to start the day than with scrambled eggs and cheese packed with tomatoes, basil, and shallots? I don’t think so! This campfire frittata is an incredibly easy breakfast that you can get on the table in no time.
You can cook it up in a cast-iron skillet or a Dutch oven. Either way you go, it’s going to turn out amazing.
12. Campfire Scrambled Eggs
Eggs are the classic breakfast dish. Loaded up with proteins and vitamins, they are a fantastic way to kick off your day.
But why stick with basic scrambled eggs when you can jazz them up with jalapenos, bell peppers, cherry tomatoes, and corn kernels?
These scrambled eggs aren’t just soft and fluffy; they’re also bursting with flavor, texture, and color! It’s a total feast for your eyes and your tastebuds.
13. Camping Oatmeal Recipe with Dried Fruit
If your morning is going to be jam-packed with adventures, you’ll want to fuel up with a hearty and nourishing breakfast. You can always count on oatmeal for that.
Beyond the nutritional punch, oatmeal is a perfect camping breakfast because it’s portable and doesn’t spoil. It’s also incredibly fast and easy to cook up!
With a little bit of sugar and some dried fruit, you can turn a boring dish into something truly sensational.
14. Camping Breakfast Pizza with Bacon and Mushrooms
Pizza for breakfast? Why not?! It sounds super indulgent, but it’s actually not unhealthy at all.
The crust is a mix of hash browns and eggs, and the toppings are bacon, mushrooms, cheese, and even more eggs. So you see, it’s not exactly a pizza, but it sure looks like one. The kids will absolutely go for it!
15. Granola and Yogurt Bowls
This last one is for everyone with a sweet tooth out there! These granola and yogurt bowls are sweet, satisfying, and so, so nutritious.
The best thing about this recipe is that you can choose from four different flavors: chocolate raspberry, tropical, triple berry, and peanut butter and jelly.
It also gets bonus points for being so simple to make. It all comes together in just 5 minutes!
16. Bacon, Egg, and Avocado Breakfast Sandwich
Here is another sandwich that is guaranteed to blow your mind. Two pieces of crispy toast with bacon, egg, and a slice of avocado tucked inside, oh my gosh, it’s like I died and went to sandwich heaven.
From the smoky bacon to the rich egg to the nutty avocado, this sandwich is just outrageously yummy!
17. Campfire Cinnamon Rolls
Cinnamon rolls that don’t need an oven? I’m all ears.
These campfire-ready cinnamon rolls are just as soft, gooey, and delicious as any other. The best part, though, is how easy they are to cook! Just 15 to 20 minutes on a grill or over the campfire, and they are ready to be eaten.
The secret is simple. Just grab a box or two of Rhodes Anytime!® Cinnamon Rolls and a few roasting sticks.
18. Johnny Apple Seed Oatmeal
Here’s another oatmeal recipe that will fill you up with happiness and nutrition.
Fresh apples, cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, and clove make this oatmeal burst with fall flavors. There are also chia, flax, and hemp seeds in there to give you an extra nutritional boost.
So you see, there’s nothing bland about this oatmeal recipe!
19. Fruit Cups
If you are looking for something light and delightful for breakfast, you can never go wrong with fresh fruit.
I’m talking about peaches, baby oranges, apples, and any other in-season fruits you can get your hands on.
I know what you’re thinking, how do you stop peeled fruit from browning? It’s easy, you just need to soak it in lemonade! Not only does it keep your fruit fresh longer, but it also boosts the flavor.
20. Campfire Skillet Breakfast
If you want to make sure everyone has full bellies in the morning, make this campfire skillet breakfast. Packed with roasted potatoes, ham, eggs, and bell peppers, this dish is the solution to your morning hunger.
This recipe fills a 10-inch skillet, which means it can handle your family’s biggest appetites. You can serve it all by itself or with a side of rice and crispy bacon for an even heartier meal.
