Kid-Friendly

It's the last day of camp!

Envision the icebox cake you want to see in the world.

An intro to stashing: tomato sauce and smoothie packs.

Time for herbs and crafts.

Party planning over eggs in toast.

Salmon salad, chilled squash soup, and tomatoes everywhere you look.

Put those homemade marshmallows to work with an end-of-week-one campfire cookout.

Scramble the eggs and pack the potatoes.

Let's get scrappy and make a bit of fluff.

It's time for graham crackers and ghost stories.

Get ready for herb-planting and granola-making.

This week we're prepping for a family-friendly dinner party that we'll throw on Friday night, while also practicing our breakfast-making skills. Here are the ingredients you'll need.

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.

Everything you'll need to follow along this week.

Some assembly required.

No baking required.

We tested 11 bibs to find the best one for baby-led feeding.