You’ll also want to stock up on fuel, and depending on which stove you opt for, this typically means propane or gas.
Assuming that you’re likely to be cooking at least one or two meals around the campfire, you’ll want to spring for a portable stove. So unless you plan on living off an all-day diet of s’mores, a straightforward two-burner camp stove will do wonders and allow you to cook full-blown meals with relative ease. For something even more lightweight and simple, a single burner will do the trick, allowing you to tinker around with fun recipes without taking up much space in your backpack or car. While some things can surely just be cooked directly over the fire, little stoves like these allow you to heat up requisite cravings like coffee, stews, rice dishes, pasta, and beans. You’ll also want to stock up on fuel, and depending on which stove you opt for, this typically means propane or gas.