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The fall season transitions us to cooler temperatures, an abundance of pumpkins everywhere you look, fresh apple cider, and our favorite – cozy fall recipes! We rounded up our favorite fall camping meals that will keep you warm, cozy, and your tummy satisfied! Check out what we will be cooking this fall for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert!

Breakfast

Start the day out right with these classic fall camping recipes in addition to a few unique twists! These breakfast dishes are so tasty, you’ll want to make them in the summer, too!

Cinnamon Roll Breakfast Casserole

Taking only 15 minutes in prep time, this Cinnamon Roll Casserole will be cherished throughout all the seasons. This fall recipe feeds the whole family (8-10 servings) and is a great way to start the day camping, heading to school, or work!

Pumpkin French Toast

Enjoy a fall twist on this breakfast classic by making Pumpkin French Toast! This savory yet sweet comfort food combines pumpkin spice with your choice of bread. Don’t forget to add some maple syrup or whipped cream for the ultimate breakfast meal!

Roasted Squash and Bacon Hash

Enjoy a plate of Roasted Squash and Bacon Hash for a savory meal that will keep you full for hours. Requiring just 6 ingredients, this cozy camping food is easy to make in the oven or over the campfire with family and friends!

Apple Maple Sausage Breakfast Sandwiches

Packed with protein and deliciousness, these Apple Maple Sausage Breakfast Sandwiches are sure to be a crowd pleaser. The secret ingredients that make this dish so unique is the addition of apple and lemon. This combination may seem odd, but once you try it, you’ll never go back.

Pumpkin Spice Cereal Treats

These Pumpkin Spice Cereal Treats are not only yummy, but they can also feed a crowd! With 24 servings, this fall camping meal only requires 4 essential ingredients. Plus, this is a great on-the-go breakfast option that will make everyone’s lives easier!

Lunch

If working from home, take a break from the day and make one of these lunchtime camping recipes, or if working on-site, make one of these recipes ahead of time and bring it to work! Best yet – if you’re going on a fall camping trip, plan ahead and be sure to try some of these camping lunch ideas! Either way, these cozy camping meals will give you enough energy to finish out the day strong.

Fall Harvest Honeycrisp Apple & Kale Salad

It isn’t fall without sweet, Honeycrisp apples! Although this meal may not make you feel warm and cozy, you’re guaranteed to be in the fall spirit! This Fall Harvest Honeycrisp Apple & Kale Salad includes maple syrup, prosciutto, pomegranate, feta cheese, and a delicious cider vinaigrette. Yum!

Sunny Anderson’s Easy Roasted Garlic & Pumpkin Hummus

Pack some carrots or crackers and enjoy this easy fall hummus recipe for lunch! The combination of garlic and pumpkin makes this dish a mouthwatering treat. Don’t worry if you don’t have anything to go with the hummus – it’s so tasty, you may find yourself eating it by the spoonful!

Creamy Pumpkin Soup with Grilled Cheese Croutons

Be a kid at heart when you try this Pumpkin Soup with Grilled Cheese Croutons recipe! The grilled cheese croutons will be a fall favorite at your home and is great for dipping into this mouthwatering soup! Plus, this meal is a great way to keep you warm and cozy on a chilly fall day.

Maple Glazed Trail Mix

A great camping food to make ahead of time is this Maple Glazed Trail Mix recipe. Bursting with flavors of coconut, maple syrup, chocolate, and cherries, both the kids and adults will keep wanting more. Plus, this recipe is SO easy, you might as well make it in bulk!

Dinner

End the day with some delicious comfort food by trying one of these cozy camping recipes! From a heartwarming Pumpkin Chili, to a refreshing Apple Pork Chop recipe, this fall season will be one your tummy will enjoy.

Pumpkin Chili

There’s nothing better than a warm bowl of chili to end your night. Try this Pumpkin Chili next time you make a pot! The aromoas and spices of this dish will become the focal point. This delicious fall twist may even become your favorite cozy camping food!

Sheet-Pan Pork Chops with Apples

This dinner recipe takes just 10 minutes to prep and 35 minutes to make – talk about an easy fall meal! This Sheet-Pan Pork Chops with Apples dish requires only a sheet-pan and small bowl when preparing – meaning you better bookmark this easy weeknight dinner idea right now!

Apple Cheddar Burgers with Carmelized Onions

Take the average American burger to the next level by adding apples and carmelized onions! This fall burger recipe only requires a grill or stovetop with very minimal ingredients. Don’t forget to add a side to this meal like sweet potatoes, a salad, or roasted veggies!

Baked Pumpkin Goat Cheese Alfredo with Bacon

This Baked Pumpkin Goat Cheese Alfredo with Bacon is the perfect cozy camping recipe! Enjoy a variety of ooey-gooey cheesiness around the campfire or with family and friends in your home. This unique dish serves up to 10 people and is one that will be remembered by everyone.

Dessert

Treat yourself to some fall dessert classics as well as some newbies you’re sure to love. Sharing may be caring, but it’s not required when enjoying one of these fall camping desserts!

Quick & Easy Apple Tart

Looking for a quick fall dessert to master? Try these Apple Tarts! Taking only 40 minutes to make from start to finish, this fall dessert is one the family will be asking for over and over again.

Chocolate-Swirled Pumpkin Bars

For any chocolate lovers out there, this fall recipe is for you! These Chocolate-Swirled Pumpkin Bars make 40 bars (wow!) and will satisfy your sweet tooth. From the pumpkin spices of cloves and cinnamon, to the combination of cream cheese and chocolate chips, everyone is sure to love this dish.

Baked Apple Cider Doughnuts with Cinnamon Maple Glaze

Skip the Cider Mill and make your own doughnuts at home! This classic fall doughnut recipe can be made with a doughnut or muffin pan – your choice! There’s nothing better than a warm doughnut right out of the oven. Be sure to enjoy your masterpiece with some apple cider, too!

Caramel Apple Dip

A recipe that requires only 4 ingredients? Count us in! Try this Caramel Apple Dip next time you’re looking for a cozy camping food. Best served warm, this recipe takes only 6 minutes to make! Be sure to have some apples on hand when serving this delicious dip!

Pumpkin Pie Shaped Rice Krispie Treats

Enjoy a pie without the mess by making this fun fall recipe! This Rice Krispie Treat dish is so easy to make – plus, the kids are sure to love the creativity! Don’t forget to add some vanilla frosting for the whipped cream and some candy corn for extra decoration!

We hope you try all of these dishes so you can decide on the best camping recipe of the season! Whether you’re sitting around the campfire at our Camp-Resort, or relaxing in the comfort of your own home, don’t forget to snap a photo of your delicious masterpiece and tag us on Instagram at @kittatinnycanoes. We hope to see you at Kittatinny Canoes this fall!

All aboard! Plan a road trip with family or friends from the beautiful Catskills to the Poconos! We rounded up the best restaurants, activities, and attractions that you must try during this 2 hour road trip. Our road trip guide starts in the Catskills and ends at our very own River Beach Campground in the Poconos, but this itinerary can be easily flipped if you’re starting in PA or another nearby city instead! Keep reading for the ultimate road trip itinerary and guide that’s fun for all ages!

Catskills: Starting Your Road Trip

You’ve officially started your road trip from the Catskills – now what? Before you head towards the Poconos, don’t forget to explore the mountains and all that upstate New York has to offer such as the beautiful scenery, local stores and shops, tasty restaurants and so much more.

Stop #1: Hiking in the Great Northern Catskills

The Great Northern Catskills are home to many amazing hikes and trails, with the highest peaks and incredible views. There are over 2,000 miles of hiking trails for all the outdoor lovers to enjoy. Each hike offers a different sort of experience depending on what you’re looking for! So whether you’re looking for something calm like a nice valley or creek, or are a thrill seeker searching for a mountain peak or waterfall, there’s something for everyone. Learn more about hikes and trails here.

Stop #2 Woodstock, NY

About 30 minutes from the Catskill mountains sits the quaint and historic town of Woodstock. This darling town has been known for years because of the peace, love, art, and community that it represents. In addition to the nearby hikes right by, Woodstock also features art galleries, outdoor markets, live music, and so much more. Learn about all the exciting things happening in Woodstock here.

Photo from The Heron Restaurant Website.

Stop #3 The Heron Restaurant

Once you’ve been driving through the mountains for a while, you’ll stumble upon the town of Narrowsburg, NY where you can stop at one of our favorite local restaurants – The Heron Restaurant! Apart from only being 15 minutes away from Kittatinny K-Camp in Barryville, NY, this restaurant is also jam packed with delicious brunch, dinner, drinks, and even catering options.

Stop #4: Kittatinny Canoes K-Camp

If you drive just a bit past Narrowsburg, you’ll land at our NY campground in Barryville! Our Camp-Resort is a great home-base for either a day of fun on the Delaware or an overnight stay! Plus, there’s nothing better than camping in the Catskills!

As one of the best campgrounds near the Catskills and Poconos, K-Camp offers a variety of ways to stay including cabins, RV sites, and tent sites – making it an easy pitstop for some rest. There’s nothing like spending an evening around a campfire with family and friends!

On the other hand, if you’re looking to add a little adventure to your road trip, you may want to take advantage of one of our River Trips along the Delaware River or take a ride down our Dual Racing Zipline! For our River Trips, we offer many different routes and timelines for tubes, canoes, kayaks, and rafts. Check out all of our activities here.

Stop #5 Barryville General

On your way out of K-Camp, a few miles down the road is a local must see – Barryville General. Home to many different food options, beer, home decor, and so much more. They even have a special Jerk Chicken restaurant pop up located beneath the store and trust us, it’s delicious!

Stop #6 Cedar Rapids Bar and Restaurant

If you’re needing a little pick-me-up on your way into the mountains, a stop at Cedar Rapids Bar & Restaurant is the perfect addition to your Catskills road trip. Located right along the Delaware River, the view doesn’t get much better from the porch. Grab yourself a quick bite to eat from their carefully curated menu – including items like appetizers, salads, vegan options, mains, desserts, and much more.

Stop #7: River Beach Campground

Also conveniently located in Milford, PA is our very own River Beach Campground – a top-rated Poconos campground. Similar to our K-Camp location, River Beach Campground also offers a select number of cabins, RV, and tent sites in addition to River Trips down the Delaware River. Pitch a tent along the river or pull your RV in for a night of rest and relaxation before hitting the road again!

Pocono Mountains: Road Trip Complete

You’ve officially arrived to your destination of the stunning Pocono Mountains! Now, it’s time to explore the nature of the surrounding area, take in the quaint towns, and have an amazing PA adventure!

We hope you’re able to take advantage of all of the great little towns, restaurants, activities, and attractions we outlined when planning your road trip the Catskills to Pocono Mountains or vice versa! No matter what route you take, this road trip will be packed full of adventure and memories!

The Poconos offers endless possibilities for exciting water adventures from rafting, canoeing, kayaking, and even tubing! Here at Kittatinny, we offer river trips for each activity with many different routes to choose from. Whether you’re looking for a quick 2-3 hour long river trip, or want to spend the whole day on the Delaware, we have options for everyone – even large groups! Keep reading for a list of each of our incredible water activities, some of the routes you can take, and get the inside scoop before you start planning your Kittatinny adventure!

Tubing

We recommend tubing trips for the adventurers who like to sit back, relax, and cool off on a hot day since you’ll be in the water the entire trip! At Kittatinny, we offer 2 different tubing options along the Delaware River.

Minisink to Barryville >> 2-3 hours and great for NY campers
Westfall to River Beach >> 2-3 hours and great for PA campers

Each tube can accommodate one passenger. Both our tubing trips cost $35 a person. Learn more and start planning your tubing trip here.

Kayaking

For those hoping to see some stunning Poconos scenery, a kayak trip may be for you! We offer 4 different kayak options either on a solo kayak or tandem kayak – all while kayaking the Delaware River!

Barryville to Pond Eddy >> 3-4 hours and great for NY campers
Matamoras to River Beach >> 3-4 hours and great for PA campers
Pond Eddy to Matamoras >> 5-6 hours and great for all campers
River Beach to Dignmans >> 5-6 hours and great for PA campers

A kayak adventure is $40 a person Monday – Thursday, and $50 a person on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and holidays. You can save $5 each by booking more than 24 hours in advance! Learn more and start planning your kayak trip here.

Canoeing

You can’t go wrong with a Kittatinny canoe trip! With calm water options for families and beginners, or longer, more challenging trips for adventure seekers, there’s a Poconos water adventure for everyone. We offer 4 different canoe trips.

Barryville to Pond Eddy >> 3-4 hours and great for NY campers
Matamoras to River Beach >> 3-4 hours and great for PA campers
Pond Eddy to Matamoras >> 5-6 hours and great for all campers
River Beach to Dingmans >> 5-6 hours and great for PA campers

Canoe trips are $40 a person Monday-Thursday, $50 on Friday, and $60 on Saturday, Sunday, and holidays. Learn more and start planning your Delaware River canoeing trip here.

Rafting

Last but certainly not least, a Kittatinny favorite: rafting trips! Paddle along the Delaware and enjoy cliffs, bridges, and incredible rock formations in the Poconos that you can only see from a boat. We offer 4 different rafting options.

Barryville to Pond Eddy >> 3-4 hours and great for NY campers
Staircase to Matamoras >> 3-4 hours and great for all campers
Pond Eddy to Matamoras >> 5-6 hours and great for all campers

View rates, learn more, and start planning your rafting adventure here. You’ll love Delaware River rafting at Kittatinny due to the various routes we offer!

There are so many different ways to have an incredible Poconos water adventure during your time at Kittatinny. Whether you’re a camper looking for some added adventure, or are coming in on a hot day from the city, we know you’ll love spending the day on the Delaware. If you’re a Kittatinny regular, we always recommend trying out all our different river trip options and who knows, maybe you’ll discover a new favorite way to explore the Poconos!

Whether you’re camping with a crowd or doing a solo camping getaway, deciding what campfire meals to prepare for is a major factor in your camping trip. From make ahead camping meals to 10 minute camping dinners, the options are endless. We rounded up 20 easy and delicious camping recipes for your summer camping trip that we’re sure the whole family will love! Keep reading for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert camping meal ideas – the grocery list starts now!

Breakfast

As they say, breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Try out these 5 camping breakfast recipes to jumpstart your day the right way!

Campfire French Toast

Enjoy a quick prep time of 10 minutes when you make this delicious Campfire French Toast recipe! This dish can make up to 8 servings – making it a great camping recipe for a crowd! Create your own unique twist on this recipe by adding in additional fruit or a dash of cinnamon sugar. Yum!

No Bake Nutella S’mores Granola Bars

Who says s’mores can only be for dessert?! Try out this No Bake Nutella S’mores Granola Bars recipe for a sweet and satisfying breakfast. This dish can either be made ahead of time or right on the spot, as it only takes 6 ingredients and 15 minutes to prepare!

Camper’s Breakfast Hash

The Camper’s Breakfast Hash is a savory dish that everyone will love. This breakfast camping recipe takes less than half an hour and serves up to 8 people – making it a must-try! All you need is a cast-iron skillet, hash browns, sausage links, cheese, and your favorite veggies to make this delicious meal.

Campfire Pancakes with Peanut Maple Syrup

Start your day off with some Campfire Pancakes with Peanut Maple Syrup! In just 20 minutes, you’ll have 8 scrumptious pancakes that only uses 7 ingredients – making it an easy camping meal for families. Your kids will want this meal more than just on family camping trips!

Sausage and Hashbrown Breakfast Pizza

While the kids are sleeping, prepare this Sausage and Hashbrown Breakfast Pizza camping recipe for breakfast! Although the main ingredients in this recipe are crescent rolls, pork sausage, and hashbrowns, you can make this recipe one of your own by adding on additional toppings. Pizza for breakfast, anyone?

Lunch

Lunchtime means you’re halfway through the day, so it’s time to get some protein in and continue making camping memories! From easy 20 minute meals to recipes that the kids can help prepare, you’re sure to love one or all of these 5 camping recipes.

Walking Tacos

This Walking Taco recipe is sure to be a crowd pleaser. Choose from ground beef or turkey, Fritos or Doritos, and pack some lettuce, cheese, tomato, and any other veggie you wish to add. Stuff them all together and you get yourself a walking taco in 20 minutes or less!

Skillet Spinach-Artichoke Dip with Fire-Roasted Bread

Prepare the grill for a delicious take on spinach artichoke dip! This easy camping recipe is simple to prepare and only takes 30 minutes to make. You’ll need a cast-iron skillet, plenty of cheese, lemon, spices, and your favorite loaf of bread for dipping. Get the recipe for the Skillet Spinach-Artichoke Dip with Fire-Roasted Bread here.

BBQ Hot Dogs with Cilantro Slaw

Add a fun twist to the classic hot dog with a delicious, make ahead slaw! In just 25 minutes, you’ll have a delicious hot dog (either grilled or roasted on the campfire), covered with BBQ sauce and topped with a simple slaw and some cilantro. You better bookmark this BBQ Hot Dogs with Cilantro Slaw camping recipe now!

Pie Iron Pizza Pockets

Known as pie irons or hobo pies, this tool is one you must bring on your next camping trip. This Pie Iron Pizza Pocket recipe is so easy to make – plus, the kids will have fun helping make lunch! To make this camping meal even simpler, buy some pre-made dough so all you have to do is add the pizza sauce and toppings! If you don’t have a pie iron, you can find them for sale here. 

Grilled Corn on the Cob

The kids will love this Grilled Corn on the Cob recipe! Covered in a mouthwatering garlic-chive butter, this camping meal is both easy to make and will satisfy your grumbling tummy! Plus, this recipe serves up to 8 people but is very easy to double if you’re feeding a crowd!

Dinner

The day is almost over, but the fun doesn’t have to end! Make one of these easy camping dinners for you and your family! These 5 camping meal ideas are filled with both classic dishes and unique twists.

Grilled Sausages with Summer Vegetables

Researching camping recipes for a crowd? Make some Grilled Sausages with Summer Vegetables for the ultimate camping dinner. This recipe makes 12 servings and is an easy camping recipe for the grillmaster in your family!

Pineapple Chicken Kabobs

These Pineapple Chicken Kabobs are a great make ahead camping meal and surely won’t disappoint. Requiring just 9 ingredients, this camping recipe allows you to marinate the chicken anywhere from 1 hour to up to 24 hours. This way, you can prep this dish ahead of time so that once you get to your campsite, you can set-up and go!

Shrimp Scampi Foil Packets

Enjoy a delicious, yet quick make ahead camping meal when you prepare these Shrimp Scampi Foil Packets! Once you combine the shrimp and spices, you can choose to let it marinate overnight or you can make this camping recipe right away. This recipe serves 4 people and only takes 10 minutes on the grill – talk about an easy camping meal!

Camping Mac and Cheese

Mac and cheese using only 6 ingredients? Yes please! Check out this Camping Mac and Cheese recipe – we think it may be the easiest make ahead camping meal. Choose to bake it in the oven or on the campfire – your choice! This camping recipe is easy peasy and very cheesy!

Classic Cheeseburger

You can’t go wrong with this Classic Cheeseburger camping recipe! Whether you choose to buy pre-made patties or make your own, we’re sure your cheeseburger concoction will be full of flavor! Don’t forget to pack your favorite toppings like cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickles, onion, and condiments.

Dessert

Perhaps our favorite part of the day…dessert! From chocolatey and savory, to fruity and refreshing, these camping dessert ideas are a great way to end the night around the campfire with family and friends. Plus, your sweet tooth will be satisfied!

Skillet S’mores

Enjoy a fun twist on the traditional camping dessert – s’mores! These Skillet S’mores are so cute, yet so tasty. Plus, you can choose to make 12 individual skillet s’mores, or one large dish to share! Both the kids and adults will love this camping dessert.

Grilled Shortcake Skewers

A camping dessert with just 3 ingredients? Yes please! This Grilled Shortcake Skewer recipe is a healthier take on a traditional dessert and calls for your favorite fruit, like strawberries or pineapple, pound cake, and whipped cream. Once you add your fruit and pound cake to the skewers, all that’s left to do is grill them for 6-8 minutes and top with whipped cream. Yummy!

Campfire Dessert Cones

This Campfire Dessert Cone recipe is great for on the grill and around the campfire! Pack some sugar cones and stuff it with your favorite toppings – like marshmallows, candy, and peanuts – then wrap it with foil and heat over the campfire/grill. In roughly 10 minutes, you’ll have a delicious dessert that will make your camping trip one to remember.

Grilled Chocolate Chip Cookie Sundae

Using just 5 simple ingredients, the Grilled Chocolate Chip Cookie Sundae is the perfect campfire meal to bookmark. Enjoy a warm, melted chocolate chip cookie over the campfire with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and voila – you have a delicious dessert! Plus, you can choose to make this camping recipe on the grill as well.

Campfire Peach Cobbler

Skip the chocolate and bring on the fruit! This Campfire Peach Cobbler recipe makes 8 servings and is an easy dessert to be made around the campfire. Using a Dutch oven, this camping recipe is sure to be made with tender loving care!

YUM! Is your mouth watering too? No matter which camping recipes you choose to try, you won’t be disappointed. Don’t forget to snap a photo of your campfire masterpiece and tag us on Instagram at @kittatinnycanoes and #kittatinny. We hope you have a great summer camping trip filled with lifelong memories and delicious food!