Camp Drinks

Tangy kefir blended with wild berries, honey, and a hint of cardamom yields a creamy Wild Berry Cardamom Kefir Lassi — a chilled, refreshing sipper to enjoy at camp.

Smoky Pineapple Lime Agua Fresca blends char-grilled pineapple with zesty lime into a lightly smoky, chilled drink that suits afternoons at camp or moments while grilled food rests.

A Southwest-inspired agua fresca that pairs prickly pear syrup with fresh lime and wild sage, Desert Sage Prickly Pear Agua Fresca makes a light, chilled camping dessert drink you can serve without creating more dishes.

Vanlife Iced Matcha Citrus Shake is a chilled, creamy matcha drink brightened with orange and lime, whisked smooth in a shaker or jar for vanlife mornings or cooling off after driving.

A chilled coconut-based camping drink, Hiker’s Coconut Electrolyte Refresher mixes coconut water with lemon, a bit of honey, and a pinch of salt for a bright, lightly sweetened electrolyte option hikers can make quickly in a bottle or jar.

A refreshing alpine-style lemonade that pairs lemon with maple syrup and fresh berries for a chilled drink to serve during a hot setup, after a dusty hike, or on a slow afternoon around camp.

Trailhead Orange Cardamom Iced Tea is a chilled, citrusy, gently spiced drink—made with orange and cardamom—meant for the relaxed stretch of evening at camp as dinner comes together.

The Backcountry Pineapple Jalapeño Cooler blends pineapple and jalapeño into a chilled, tangy drink that complements grilled food, foil packets, and other camping dinner fare.

This Northern Woods Cranberry Spruce Spritz pairs tart cranberry with fragrant spruce tips (or rosemary) for a sparkling, woodland-scented drink that’s meant to be chilled and served from a cooler at camp.

Campfire Vanilla Chai Latte is a warming spiced chai made with black tea, creamy milk, and a touch of vanilla—crafted to be brewed over the campfire and enjoyed after dinner or on a chilly evening by the fire.