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All of these delicious and filling vegan camping meals are perfect to make for your next camping trip! These recipes can be prepped ahead of time, they are delicious eaten warm or cold, and you can make them over a campfire or grill!
My husband has always loved camping and went a lot when he was younger. Me? Not so much. As a kid, I went "camping" in a tent my dad set up in our backyard but that's pretty much it for my experience. I love nature and being outside, but I prefer to sleep inside away from wild animals and mosquitos.
However, he's been hinting that he'd really like to go camping this Spring, so I told him I would give it a try. I've already started planning what food I'm going to bring because food is the best part of camping! Don't you agree? Obviously, vegan s'mores are going to happen, but let's talk about what other hearty and filling vegan meals are easy to make, can be made ahead of time, and are tasty to eat cold or warmed over a campfire!
What Are The Best Foods To Bring Camping?
The best vegan camping foods to pack are shelf-stable and meals that you can make ahead of time but still taste great cold or when you warm them up over the campfire or grill! Skip to the next section to see my favorite vegan recipes to cook and bring camping. However, if you don't want to cook any meals, let's go over shelf-stable and pre-made snacks and meals that you can pack!
- Fresh Fruit (Bananas, Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, Oranges, etc)
- Vegan Jerky
- Ramen Noodles Bowls (bring a kettle and just add boiling water to the cup)
- Canned Soup
- Canned Baked Beans
- Store-Bought Granola Bars (I love Bobo bars and these chia bars from Trader Joe's)
- Fruit Leather
- Nuts (Almonds, Walnuts, Cashews, Pistachios)
- Seeds (Pumpkin, Sunflower, Hemp)
- Chips & Salsa
- Crackers
- Trail Mix
- Cookies
- Muffins
- Dried Fruit (Mango, Dates, Raisins, Figs)
- Bread
- Peanut Butter
- Jelly
- Popcorn
- Tortillas
- Chia Seed Pudding Packs
- Roasted Chickpeas
- Roasted Seaweed
- Rice Cakes
- Cereal
- Shelf Stable Plant Milk
Now that we've gone over some non-perishable vegan camping food staples to pack for your next trip to the great outdoors, I want to share my favorite recipes that you can prep in advance or to make while you're at the campsite. I hope this list gives you some inspiration!
All of these delicious and filling vegan camping recipes are perfect to make for your next camping trip! These meals can be prepped ahead of time, they are delicious eaten warm or cold, and you can make them over a campfire or grill! Rawnola is a delicious, 5-minute, gluten-free, raw breakfast that’s loaded with healthy fats, antioxidants, fiber, protein, and it’s free of refined sugar! It's shelf-stable and doesn't need to be refrigerated so it's the perfect breakfast to bring camping! Make this oatmeal before you leave the house and then you can warm it up in a pot over the campfire for a delicious and filling vegan breakfast! This delicious chocolate peanut butter oatmeal is loaded with wholesome ingredients that will keep you full until lunch! This curried tofu scramble is an easy to make, gluten-free breakfast that’s high-protein, super filling, and it’s loaded with vegetables! Prep it ahead of time, it's delicious hot or cold and you can eat it with baked potatoes for breakfast or make burritos for dinner! Fire makes everything taste better – including breakfast and brunch! So bring out the grill for this cast iron breakfast skillet. It’s filled with veggie sausage and a hearty tofu scramble. You can easily make it your own by using your preferred vegetables. These crunchy granola bars are loaded with nuts, oats, and seeds that will fill you up! These bars can be enjoyed as a light breakfast or a healthy snack on the go! This zesty quinoa salad is the ultimate vegan camping recipe because it's super filling and you can eat it warm or cold! Prep a big batch before you leave the house and keep it in the cooler for a quick and colorful meal that will fill you up. Sloppy joes are perfect to make for dinner while camping because you can make a batch before you leave the house and warm it up over the campfire. Serve on soft rolls with chips, fruit, or veggies for a delicious and filling meal! Burritos are perfect to make ahead of time for a vegan camping trip! Loaded with beans, sweet potateos, cilantro lime quinoa and salsa, these hearty burritos store well and can be eaten hot or cold while on the campsite. You won't go hungry while camping if you have a container of these smoky chickpeas with you! You can spoon it into wraps or serve it over rice or potatoes for a hearty, flavorful, and fiber-loaded meal! Veggie kabobs are a great way to add more veg to your next camping trip. The flavors and the colors will make your meal feel like a real celebration! Serve next to grilled tofu, baked potatoes, or your favorite salad! Make a big batch of this zesty and vibrant cilantro lime quinoa before you go camping so you can serve it with baked potatoes, veggie kabobs, smoky chickpeas, or put it in burritos or wraps! Easy to prepare and protein-packed, these seitan andouille sausages taste great on a bun, sliced and served over rice, or added to a breakfast scramble. Lemon tahini courgette salad is a delicious and easy to make side dish that’s ready in 20 minutes! This raw salad features crisp slices of courgette, sweet cherry tomatoes, tender artichoke hearts, and protein-packed chickpeas tossed in a light lemon tahini dressing! This foil packet vegan potatoes are the perfect campfire food. Place all the ingredients inside an aluminum foil and seal! Heat the foils packet and serve! Perfectly crispy on the outside and soft in the middle grilled sweet potato fries with a fresh parsley tahini sauce make the perfect easy and healthy summer side to grill this summer! Delicious, quick, and easy vegan pasta salad that takes less than 20 minutes to make start to finish. It’s made with simple ingredients that are healthy, colorful, and tasty. Perfect to serve with wraps or sloppy joes for lunch or dinner! This creamy dill chickpea salad is ridiculously easy to make, so refreshing and very filling. Can be made ahead and perfect to pack for lunch on the trail. These refried bean burritos are made with beans, tomatoes, and onions for a quick and easy camp stove dinner. They’re made with easy to pack, shelf-stable ingredients, and are perfect when you’re camping without a cooler. These Refined-Sugar Free and Vegan Chocolate Peanut Butter Energy Balls are not only healthy and guilt-Free Snacks, they also taste absolutely delicious. The perfect mix of Sweet and Salty, Soft and Crunchy!Vegan Camping Food Ideas
