20 Camping Dessert Recipes That Go Way Beyond S'mores

You can cobbler over a fire—and it even browns like the real thing. Stupid-easy to prep, this bubbling fruit skillet is impossible to mess up.

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Love a salty-sweet dessert? Prepare to meet your new obsession. Studded with pretzels and butterscotch chips, these rich peanut butter blondies rival any brownie or magic bar out there. Best of all, they pack up super well for your camping trip!

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Rice Krispies Treats never go out of style, and this toasted version is one of our new favorite ways to eat them. In order to get your treats nice and charred, they'll need a minute or two over the open fire. Make sure they were tightly packed into the baking dish before cutting; this will help keep them secure on your skewer while you're roasting. Using a double-pronged skewer helps too!

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Ah, s'mores: Three simple ingredients working together to make something much more delicious than the sum of its parts. Whether you keep it to the classic three ingredients or experiment with fun toppings like caramel or grilled fruit, this is one simple dessert that never disappoints.

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Nothing beats a ripe, sticky-sweet peach, and while you can just bite right in, cooking with peaches is killer. One of our favorite ways? Grilling them, then drizzling them with honey, olive oil, and sea salt. Add freshly whipped cream or vanilla ice cream to take them OTT.

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Fruity crisps and crumbles (blueberry crumble, rhubarb crisp, peach crisp...) are some of our favorite summer desserts, but we don't always want to turn on our oven to make them. Luckily, you can make them on your grill instead! Top this berry version with vanilla ice cream and dive in.

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S'mores boards are super-easy to assemble because essentially everything is store-bought. Grab the essentials—graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate—plus any other toppings that sound fun (think Nutella, Andes mints, pretzel thins), and light the fire.

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Whatever you call it—puppy chow, muddy buddies—one thing is for certain: This creation is one of the easiest, most satisfying sweet snacks ever. With only a handful of ingredients, this peanut butter-chocolate dessert comes together in under 20 minutes, making it the best last-minute thing to make ahead for a camping trip.

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This beyond-simple campfire dessert is like survival food, but make it Delish. Don't wait until the center turns golden—the rest will burn before it does! Plus, the top will continue to firm up as it cools. Serve it warm, scooped into bowls topped with your ice cream of choice.

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If you're obsessed with s'mores, one reason you love them is for the toasted marshmallow flavor. These strawberries have that and so much more. They're dunked in melty marshmallow fluff, then torched over a campfire for a fruity treat that's the perfect end of any campfire dinner.

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These have all the comfort of a chocolate chip cookie, with the added crunch of M&M's and the heft of a bar shape, making for a delicious treat that’s impossible to put down. Try them with seasonal M&M's to switch them up for holidays too.

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Channel your inner Girl Scout with this combo of marshmallows + Tagalongs. Sure, the cookie is great on its own, but for a fun twist, we discovered marshmallows make them even better. Then the cookie suddenly becomes a mallomar-chocolate-covered, marshmallow-topped cookie. Support your local Girl Scouts by buying a box of Tagalongs, make these ahead of your camping trip, and get snacking!

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Breakfast? Dessert? Both? Consider this skewered cinnamon roll hack your path to a vacation state of mind.

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All summer's best fruits need are a little olive oil and honey to be transformed into the perfect summer dessert.

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They may say that things are as "easy as pie," but anyone who's ever tried to make one might disagree. Making a whole apple pie can be time-consuming! Individual grilled apple pies are the cutest way to have it all this summer—spiced apples, melty ice cream (if you want), and even a little buttery pie crust to complete the look.

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Few desserts say summer like strawberry shortcake. This grilled version gets upgraded with the s'mores treatment: toasty marshmallows and gooey melted chocolate. It may not be traditional, but it's freakin' delicious.

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Stuff ice cream cones with marshmallows, Reese's cups, Reese’s pieces, and peanut butter, then wrap them in foil and throw on your campfire or grill for a delicious, easy, and handheld take on s'mores.

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This fudgy campout treat is made of only three ingredients—bananas, marshmallows, and chocolate. The natural sugars in the banana caramelize to make this the upgrade you didn't know your s'mores needed.

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Top strawberries with butter, honey, and a squeeze of lemon, then throw them on the grill—use these for topping summer salads, putting over ice cream, or simply enjoying as a midday snack.

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Each summer, we're reminded that making s'mores is...kinda annoying. You always wait for a skewer, the campfire is SUPER hot (and uncomfortable to stand around), and 90% of the time, the marshmallow burns. This s'mores skillet solves all these problems (but can still be made over a fire).

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