Camping
Easy Oat Crumble Topping
Toss this cinnamon and brown sugar crumble onto sundaes, grilled fruit, cream pie—or just eat it by the handful.
Freakishly Delicious Olives, Warmed by the Fire
The warmth and gentle smoke of the campfire transforms these marinated olives into the stone fruit they are—juicy, savory, and deliriously fresh.
Cheesy Tomato Hot-Honey Toasts
Chopping the burrata makes the cheese on these toasts even more voluptuously creamy.
Upgrade Your Campsite Cocktail Hour With These Essential Tools
You worked hard to pitch that tent, you deserve more than cheap beer.
The Best Camping Cooking Gear for More Than Just S’mores
You don’t need to pack your entire kitchen, but a few choice cooking tools will make mealtime the highlight of any camping trip.
29 Snacks to Take On Your Next Camping Trip
From simple summer dips to no-bake energy bites, these snacks are perfect for grilling over the campfire or taking on the trail.
31 Incredibly Easy Camping Recipes
All the dinners, desserts, and make-ahead foil pack meals you need for an unforgettable foray into the great outdoors.
Everything You Need to Have a Campfire Cookout
Dine in the great outdoors before the season ends.
Small Plates Kids Cooking Camp: Day Ten
It's the last day of camp!
Small Plates Kids Cooking Camp: Day Nine
Envision the icebox cake you want to see in the world.
Small Plates Kids Cooking Camp: Day Eight
An intro to stashing: tomato sauce and smoothie packs.
Small Plates Kids Cooking Camp: Day Seven
Time for herbs and crafts.
Small Plates Kids Cooking Camp: Day Six
Party planning over eggs in toast.
Small Plates Kids Cooking Camp: Day Five
Put those homemade marshmallows to work with an end-of-week-one campfire cookout.
Small Plates Kids Cooking Camp: Day Four
Scramble the eggs and pack the potatoes.
Small Plates Kids Cooking Camp: Day Three
Let's get scrappy and make a bit of fluff.
Small Plates Kids Cooking Camp: Day Two
It's time for graham crackers and ghost stories.
Small Plates Kids Cooking Camp: Day One
Get ready for herb-planting and granola-making.
Skillet Pizzas and Shooting Stars: Campfire Cooking With Kids
Marnie Hanel, co-author of The Campout Cookbook, talks about how she cooks when camping—and why camping with toddlers is worth the (not insignificant) effort.
You'll Never Believe What We're Packing in Our Thermos
You probably only use the iconic insulated flask to keep coffee hot on the way to work or soup warm for your kid's lunch, but it can do more. So. Much. More.