Family Camping Tent
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Family Camping Tent
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 TEARDROP TRAILER PLANS CAMPING TRUCK CAMPER POP UP PLYWOOD WEEKEND PROJECT  US $9.95 |  Outdoor camping family dome tent sleeps 4 NEW 7 x 8 US $24.00 |  Premier 4 Person Dome Tent US $60.00 |
 NEW PROTEUS 9 Person Family Camping Tent USA Only US $81.00 |  Coleman Montana 8 Tent $18999 RETAIL US $20.50 |  OLYMPIC COTTAGE DELUXE CABIN TENT WITH WHEELED CARRYING BAG US $175.00 |
 PREMIER® 4 PERSON DOME TENT WITH CARRY BAG US $67.50 |  Denali Three Room Family Camping Tent 18 X 10 Camp US $109.99 |  REI Half Dome Tent US $86.00 |
 PREMIER 1400 4 PERSON DOME TENT US $40.50 |  Coleman 2000001597 Screened Tent 17x9 Weatermaster 6 NEW US $185.00 |  Coleman Elite Sundome 6 Person Tent 12 x 10 Lighted US $31.00 |
 New 3 room Dome 8 Man Family Group Camping Cabin Tent US $109.99 |  Guide Gear by Sportsmans Guide 10 X 10 Teepee Style Tent US $77.00 |  Coleman Squaw Creek 5 Person 12 x 10 Family Camping Tent US $1.29 |
 Mars 18 X 13 x 6 Premium 6 Person Man Family Camping Tent w Bonuses New US $205.00 |
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Campers: What type of camp meals do you have when Tent Camping for about a week?
We’re a family of 3 & we’re going on a longer trip this time, & restaurants are far & few between. How do you manage meals & what type of food do you bring? Do you precook foods at home, bring them raw & cook them at camp, or frequent local grocery stores? Do you tend to eat a lot of canned food? Peanut butter sandwiches? Just looking for easy ideas & non-complicated recipes as space is at a premium w/ all the junk we have!!!
Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches work fine for lunch, but if you're gone for a week, don't make them part of the dinner routine.
I would recommend that you pre-measure and prep before the trip as much as possible. Segregate stuff into zip-lock baggies and then just dump and mix once you are at the camp site. It makes life so much easier when you are trying to prepare the meal if you don't have to spend time cutting vegetables, measuring flour, spices, etc. Some recipes that work well include stews and cobblers. Don't be afraid to have a night roasting hot dogs. Do some searches for "Boy Scout Meals" to get some ideas.
Bring powdered drink mix like Tang, Lemonade, or Kool-Aid (leave the sugar free and low-calorie stuff like Crystal Lite at home as you and the kids will need the extra calories) to have with breakfast and lunch. Hot Cocoa works well for dinner.
