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Heading out on a camping adventure is all about relaxing, exploring, and enjoying the great outdoors—but planning breakfast can be tricky! You want meals that are easy to make, filling enough to fuel your day, and fun for the whole family.
These 30 camping breakfast ideas are designed to be versatile: some can be made ahead of time at home, others cook perfectly over a campfire, portable grill, or skillet.

From spicy skillet meals and breakfast burritos to sweet treats and grab-and-go options, this roundup has something for everyone.
Perfect for feeding a crowd or just your family, these recipes are crowd-pleasers that make mornings easy, delicious, and fun. Many are ideal for make-ahead prep so you can maximize your camping time, enjoying the scenery instead of being stuck in the kitchen.
1. Camping Breakfast Skillet
This one-pot breakfast is a camping classic, packed with crispy bacon, scrambled eggs, and golden hashbrowns. It’s filling, easy to customize, and perfect for feeding a group around the campfire. The smoky flavors from cooking over an open flame make it even more irresistible.

How to make it:
- Cook bacon until crispy, then chop into pieces.
- Sauté diced potatoes and onions in the bacon fat until tender.
- Add scrambled eggs and cooked bacon.
- Stir and cook until eggs are fully set. Serve hot.
Tip: Make ahead at home and reheat at camp for a stress-free breakfast.
2. Hatch Green Chile Sausage Breakfast Burritos
These flavorful burritos are perfect for a grab-and-go breakfast, lunch, or even dinner. Packed with sausage, eggs, potatoes, cheese, and roasted peppers, they are filling, satisfying, and travel well. Make them at home and freeze for a quick morning meal at the campsite.
How to make it:
- Cook sausage, diced potatoes, and peppers in a skillet until fully cooked.
- Scramble eggs and combine with the sausage and veggies.
- Fill tortillas with the mixture and top with cheese.
- Roll into burritos, wrap in foil, and serve.
Tip: Make a batch ahead and freeze—just heat and enjoy.
3. Campfire Breakfast Pizza
A fun and family-friendly breakfast, this pizza is loaded with tater tots, sausage, eggs, and melted cheese. Perfect for a weekend camping trip, it’s a creative twist on breakfast that everyone will love. Cooking it over a campfire adds a subtle smoky flavor that elevates the dish.
How to make it:
- Pre-cook sausage and tater tots.
- Spread pizza crust on a foil-lined pan.
- Layer with sausage, tater tots, cheese, and crack eggs on top.
- Cover with foil and bake over the campfire until eggs are set.
Tip: Assemble ahead and cook fresh on-site for the ultimate camping breakfast.
4. Campfire Cappuccino Monkey Bread
Sweet, gooey, and full of cinnamon-sugar goodness with a hint of salted caramel cappuccino, this monkey bread is a decadent treat for mornings at camp. It’s fun to make in foil packets and share with friends and family around the fire.
How to make it:
- Cut refrigerated biscuit dough into pieces.
- Toss with cinnamon, sugar, and cappuccino mix.
- Layer in a foil-lined pan and bake over the campfire.
- Drizzle with caramel before serving.
Tip: Prepping ahead makes mornings easier—just bake at the campsite.
5. Roasted Skillet Breakfast Potatoes with Peppers & Onions
A simple, flavorful side dish that pairs perfectly with eggs or breakfast burritos. Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, these potatoes are easy to cook over a skillet or campfire and can feed a crowd.
How to make it:
- Dice potatoes, peppers, and onions.
- Toss with oil, salt, and pepper.
- Roast in a skillet over the campfire until crispy and tender.
Tip: Can be served as-is, or use as a filling for burritos or wraps.
6. Croissant Breakfast Sandwich
Fluffy, buttery croissants make this breakfast sandwich a luxurious camping treat. Filled with eggs, ham, and melted cheese, these sandwiches are portable, easy to heat over a skillet, and freezer-friendly for make-ahead convenience.
How to make it:
- Slice croissants in half.
- Cook eggs to desired doneness.
- Layer eggs, ham, and cheese in croissants.
- Toast on a skillet or wrap in foil to heat at camp.
Tip: Make ahead and freeze for quick mornings.
7. S’mores French Toast
A deliciously sweet breakfast twist on classic s’mores, this French toast combines chocolate, graham crackers, and gooey marshmallows. It’s indulgent, fun, and a perfect treat for kids and adults alike while camping.
How to make it:
- Dip bread slices in a mixture of eggs, milk, and vanilla.
- Cook on a skillet until golden brown.
- Top with chocolate, crushed graham crackers, and torched marshmallows.
Tip: Prep the bread and toppings ahead to make mornings easy and mess-free.
8. Banana Oatmeal Breakfast Cookies
Breakfast in cookie form? Absolutely! These cookies combine mashed bananas, oats, egg, and yogurt for a sweet, healthy, and portable breakfast option.
How to make it:
- Mix mashed bananas, oats, egg, and yogurt in a bowl.
- Spoon mixture onto a baking sheet.
- Bake at 350°F (175°C) until cookies are set and lightly golden.
Tip: No refrigeration needed, perfect for packing and enjoying at camp.
9. Griddle Chorizo Breakfast Burritos
Spicy chorizo, scrambled eggs, and melty cheese make these burritos irresistible. They’re quick to cook on a griddle or skillet and are perfect for hearty mornings at camp.
How to make it:
- Cook chorizo in a skillet until browned.
- Add scrambled eggs and shredded cheese.
- Fill tortillas with the mixture and roll into burritos.
Tip: Make ahead and reheat over the campfire or skillet.
10. Granola Crunch Apple Peanut Butter Wraps
These wraps are a sweet, crunchy, protein-packed breakfast option. They’re super quick to make, travel well, and can even double as a snack for hiking trips.
How to make it:
- Spread peanut butter on a tortilla.
- Sprinkle with granola and sliced apples.
- Roll tightly and cut in half to serve.
Tip: Perfect for easy mornings or grab-and-go camping breakfasts.
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11. French Toast Sticks
Dippable and fun, these French toast sticks are perfect for utensil-free eating around the campfire. Crispy on the outside and soft inside, they’re a kid-friendly breakfast that adults will love too.
How to make it:
- Slice bread into thick sticks.
- Dip each stick in a mixture of eggs, milk, and vanilla.
- Cook on a skillet or griddle until golden brown on all sides.
Tip: Make ahead and wrap in foil to heat over a campfire. Serve with syrup or peanut butter.
12. Campfire Scrambled Egg
Simple, flavorful, and loaded with veggies, these scrambled eggs are perfect for a hearty start to your camping day. Cook them over a campfire or on a portable stove for a no-fuss breakfast.
How to make it:
- Whisk eggs with salt and pepper.
- Sauté diced veggies (like peppers, onions, or tomatoes) in a skillet.
- Pour eggs over veggies and stir until fully cooked.
Tip: Add pre-cooked bacon or sausage for extra protein and flavor.
13. Campfire Cinnamon Rolls
Gooey cinnamon rolls are a sweet treat for mornings at camp. Baking them in foil over the fire makes them easy to share with friends and family.
How to make it:
- Slice refrigerated cinnamon rolls and remove the center.
- Place each roll in a foil packet.
- Cook over the campfire until golden and gooey.
Tip: Wrap foil packets in parchment at home for easy transport.
14. Banana Boats
A fun, customizable breakfast or snack, banana boats are easy to assemble and cook over the campfire. Kids love them, and they’re perfect for a quick sweet breakfast.

How to make it:
- Slice a banana lengthwise without cutting all the way through.
- Fill with chocolate chips, marshmallows, or other toppings.
- Wrap in foil and cook over the campfire until melted and gooey.
Tip: Make multiple at once for a crowd-pleasing treat.
15. Chorizo Breakfast Hash
Spicy and savory, this hash combines chorizo, potatoes, bacon, and cheese for a hearty breakfast. It’s perfect for feeding a group and packed with bold flavors.
How to make it:
- Cook diced potatoes and bacon until golden.
- Add crumbled chorizo and cook through.
- Top with shredded cheese and eggs if desired, and stir until cooked.
Tip: Can be made entirely at the campsite with minimal prep.
16. Campfire Apple Crisp Foil Packets
A sweet, fruity breakfast that’s easy to make and clean up. Perfect for cool mornings around the campfire.
How to make it:
- Slice apples and toss with cinnamon and sugar.
- Place in a foil packet and top with oats or granola.
- Seal and cook over the campfire until apples are tender.
Tip: Pre-mix ingredients at home to save time at camp.
17. Make Ahead English Muffin Breakfast Sandwiches
These sandwiches are perfect for camping mornings when you want a hearty meal without fuss. Eggs, cheese, and ham between English muffins make a satisfying, portable breakfast.
How to make it:
- Cook eggs and assemble sandwiches with ham and cheese between English muffins.
- Wrap individually in foil.
- Reheat over the campfire or portable stove before serving.
Tip: Make a batch ahead for easy grab-and-go meals.
18. Fresh Blueberry Loaf
A tender, slightly sweet loaf packed with blueberries—perfect for make-ahead breakfasts at camp. Slice and serve with coffee or enjoy while hiking.
How to make it:
- Mix flour, sugar, eggs, oil, and fresh blueberries into a batter.
- Pour into a greased loaf pan and bake until golden.
- Cool slightly before slicing.
Tip: Bake at home and bring pre-sliced for convenience.
19. Donut Breakfast Sandwich
A sweet-and-savory treat, this sandwich combines a glazed donut with eggs, sausage, and cheese. Perfect for a fun, indulgent camping breakfast.
How to make it:
- Slice donuts in half.
- Cook eggs and sausage patties.
- Assemble sandwiches with egg, sausage, and cheese between donut halves.
Tip: Wrap in foil and heat over a campfire for a decadent breakfast.
20. Omelet in a Bag
An easy, mess-free way to make a delicious omelet over a campfire. You can add any combination of meats, veggies, and cheese.

How to make it:
- Crack eggs into a zip-top bag and add chopped veggies, cheese, or leftover meat.
- Seal the bag tightly and submerge in boiling water over the campfire.
- Cook until eggs are fully set, then cut open and serve.
Tip: Perfect for camping because it requires minimal cleanup and is customizable.
21. Apple Spice Campfire Donuts
A warm, spiced treat perfect for enjoying with coffee or cider around a campfire. Cooking donuts in a foil packet keeps them moist and gooey.
How to make it:
- Heat oil in a campfire-safe skillet or foil packet.
- Mix flour, sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, and diced apples to form dough.
- Shape into small rounds and fry in skillet or bake in foil packet over hot coals until golden.
Tip: Make multiple foil packets for easy sharing and cleanup.
22. Easy Frittata Foil Packets
A hearty breakfast that’s fully customizable with eggs, bacon, veggies, and cheese. Cooking in foil packets over a campfire makes serving a breeze.

How to make it:
- Whisk eggs and pour into a large mixing bowl.
- Add diced veggies, cooked bacon, and cheese.
- Divide into foil packets and cook over the campfire until eggs are set.
Tip: Make individual packets for easy portioning.
23. Root Beer Float Pancakes
A fun twist on traditional pancakes with the nostalgic flavor of a root beer float. Easy to make on a griddle over a campfire.
How to make it:
- Prepare pancake batter with flour, eggs, milk, and a splash of root beer.
- Pour onto a hot griddle or skillet and cook until bubbles form, then flip.
- Serve with whipped cream or syrup.
Tip: Make a large batch and keep warm in foil packets.
24. Corned Beef Hash Skillet
A classic breakfast hash made for camping. Potatoes, corned beef, and peppers cooked in a skillet over a fire make for a hearty, satisfying morning meal.
How to make it:
- Dice potatoes and cook in a skillet until lightly browned.
- Add diced corned beef and peppers, stirring until heated through.
- Top with eggs or cheese if desired.
Tip: Pre-cook corned beef at home to save time.
25. Chorizo and Potato Breakfast Tacos
A bold, flavorful breakfast perfect for camping. Packaged in foil for easy cooking and serving.
How to make it:
- Cook diced potatoes and chorizo in a skillet until golden.
- Warm tortillas over the fire.
- Fill tortillas with chorizo-potato mixture and top with cheese or salsa.
Tip: Wrap cooked filling in foil to keep warm until ready to serve.
26. No-Bake Trail Mix Granola Bars
Quick, energy-packed breakfast that requires no refrigeration. Perfect for on-the-go mornings at camp.
How to make it:
- Mix oats, nuts, dried fruit, and coconut in a bowl.
- Add honey or peanut butter to bind the mixture.
- Press into a pan or wrap in foil and cut into bars.
Tip: Wrap individually for easy grab-and-go breakfasts.
27. Make ahead Breakfast Charcuterie Foil Packs
A no-cook, visually appealing breakfast you can prep ahead. Wrap items in foil for individual servings.
How to make it:
- Layer cooked sausage links, hard-boiled eggs, cheese cubes, fruits, and nuts in foil packets.
- Fold foil to secure and serve as-is or warm slightly over the campfire.
Tip: Perfect for a crowd or kids who love variety.

28. Tropical Trail Mix Packets
A simple, make-ahead breakfast or snack. Loaded with coconut, dried fruits, and nuts for energy-packed mornings.
How to make it:
- Combine dried mango, pineapple, banana chips, coconut flakes, roasted nuts, and yogurt clusters.
- Divide into small foil or plastic packets for camping.
Tip: Great as a breakfast or midday snack on hikes.
29. Foil Packet Breakfast Potatoes with Veggies
A classic breakfast side or main, packed with potatoes, peppers, and onions. Perfect to cook over the campfire.
How to make it:
- Dice potatoes, peppers, and onions.
- Toss with olive oil, salt, and pepper.
- Wrap in foil packets and cook over the campfire until tender.
Tip: Add pre-cooked sausage or bacon for a full breakfast foil pack.
30. Make-Ahead Campfire Breakfast Burritos
Hearty, portable, and customizable. Make at home, wrap in foil, and heat over the fire for a no-hassle morning.
How to make it:
- Scramble eggs with pre-cooked sausage, peppers, and cheese.
- Spoon mixture into tortillas and roll into burritos.
- Wrap in foil and heat over the campfire until warm.
Tip: Perfect for batch prepping before your camping trip.

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