10 Family Friendly Fall Campfire Desserts

According to my blog readers I’m a camping expert,lol. Seriously, out of all the things I write about this camping post–Camping with Kids has been the most popular and Camping with Kids Activities & Crafts coming in second. We actually do enjoy camping and try to do it as much as possible since it’s a great reason to get out of the city and enjoy some unplugged time as a family.

camping desserts

So, I’ve come up with some of my favorite campfire dessert recipes here that we have tried and enjoy regularly camping or not :).  Desserts taste so much better when enjoyed around a fire in the outdoors, I’m not sure if it’s because your licking the chocolate from your smores off your fingers or if it’s just because you feel liked you earned after “roughing” it all day.

10 Family Friendly Fall Campfire Desserts

Campfire S’mores Cone get the details here.

campfire cones

Apple Crisp over the fire- This is really easy and taste yummy you just need to keep an eye on it so it doesn’t burn.

campfire dessert apple crisp

Banana Boats from This Week for Dinner

banana-boats

Pumpkin or Apple Pie Roll Ups  – You can make these on a hobo pie iron or on your camping stove. We’ve done it on both.

french toast roll ups

Outside In Caramel Apple via Adventure Tykes

caramel apple

Chocolate Banana Bites! These are super easy and you can make at the site.

chocolate banana bites

Oreo S’mores – oh so good!

oreo s'mores

Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars Healthy and No Bake! You can make these at the site or at home and they are really easy to store.

healthy chocolate peanut butter bars

Nutella No Bake Cookies- Perfect to make in the great outdoors via Shurgary Sweets

no bake cookies

Peanut Butter Cookie Dough Filling S’mores via Lauren’s Latest

peanut butter smores

Pumpkin Toffee Coffe find recipe here

pumpkin toffee coffee

 

4 Comments

  1. Carrot Fingers Appetizer or Snack. Buy some fresh carrots. Cut them into finger sizes starting with the tip end. Use the fat ends for other recipes. Put peanut butter on the nail bed, and use the peanut butter to glue red apple peel that you have cut and shaped into a fingernail. This is a healthy snack for kids, and they love the gore! You can substitute honey for the Peanut Butter.

    1. Susan, How fun and healthy too!

  2. They all look yummy!

    1. Colleen, Thanks!

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