food camping list

We are having a hard time making our “Camping list”?

My friend and I are going camping in 2 weeks and need food ideas.

For breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.
Mind you, its two 15 year olds and a 16 year old and their dad so keep in mind our ages and such. Because we obviously aren’t going to pack dried fruit or raisins.

It depends on if you are hiking to your camp site or will you be able to drive right to it? If you are hiking I travel light and carry freeze dried foods as well as packaged soups, oatmeal and pastas that can be fixed in a single pot by adding water and will supplement with fish I may catch. As a treat I may take some summer sausage with me and add to meals or eat by its self. Unless you are 100 percent certain of what you are eating then do not try to add wild edibles that you find along the way.
If you can drive right to the camp site and have a cooler then load up what ever you want and make sure you have plenty of ice or can go get more if you need it.

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