I agree with Joe, cooking is the experience while camping. Some choose to do it inside of the campers, some do it over a fire or an outside grill.
It sort of reminds me of the answer I tell people when they ask what's the difference between camping and Rv'ing.
When you walk down a row of people camping, you see the faces of people glowing outside by a fire.
When you walk down a row of people RV'ing, you see the faces of people glowing from their TV inside of their trailer.
Phil and Pete
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The happiest people don't have the best of everything, they just make the best of everything that they have! |
We always cook at camp, mostly over the fire or with a charcoal grill. The only thing that i run out for is fresh produce. Most of our weekend trips are in amish country and my saturday morning routine is to head out on the scooter with a back pack and for less than $20 I fill the back pack with fresh fruits and veggies for the weekend.
Eating in or out depends on where we are and how long we're there. On long trips, 5 to 7 days, we usually eat out at least once for lunch. For the weekend getaways its strictly camp cooking. It also depends on where we are. Down in Myrtle Beach for Christmas we eat out a bit because the restaurants are close. When camping in Mystic CT. you have to go to Mystic Pizza. But if we're on the north shore of MA. I'll find lobsters cheep and boil them up at camp. For us part of camping exploring the locality , that may be a restaurant or a grocery store.
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