When the air gets crisp and pumpkins line the porches, you know it’s time for some frightfully fun festivities. Whether you’re cooking over the campfire, whipping something up in the clubhouse kitchen, or keeping it simple with a no-bake favorite, these easy Halloween recipes are perfect for RVers.
Each one keeps small-space cooking in mind: minimal ingredients, big flavor, and easy cleanup, so you can spend more time celebrating and less time with your hands in the soapy potion.
So grab your cauldron (or your slow cooker) and let’s cook up some Halloween magic!
Desserts to Die For
Sweet tooth calling your name? These Halloween treats are frightfully easy to make, no matter where you’re parked.
At the Campsite: Campfire Baked Apples
Warm, gooey, and kissed with cinnamon, these baked apples are the perfect fireside dessert. Wrap them in foil, toss them on the coals, and enjoy the cozy scent that drifts through the campground.
In the Clubhouse Kitchen: Pumpkin Whoopie Pies
Soft pumpkin cookies sandwiched with creamy filling, a fall favorite that’s just as fun to make as it is to eat. Perfect for potlucks or a quick autumn grab-and-go treat.
No Bake: Halloween Candy Charcuterie Board
Pile up your favorite sweets, mix in some popcorn or pretzels, and call it done. This one’s all about presentation, and it’s guaranteed to draw a crowd in the clubhouse.
Main Dishes That Cast a Spell
Hearty, easy, and downright fun, these Halloween mains are campsite and RV-kitchen approved.
At the Campsite: Mummy Hot Dogs
No trick here: these wrapped-up frank-en-furters are a hit with kids and adults alike. They’re simple to make in even the smallest of kitchens.
In the Clubhouse Kitchen: Jack O’Lantern Stuffed Peppers
Carve faces into orange bell peppers and fill them with savory goodness, like mini edible pumpkins that smile back. 🎃
No Bake: Autumn Harvest Honeycrisp and Feta Salad
Sweet apples, crunchy pecans, and creamy feta, a perfect refreshingly light dish after a few too many sweet treats.
Appetizers Worth Cackling Over
Set out a spooky spread and watch your fellow campers swarm like bats from the Congress Ave Bridge.
At the Campsite: Halloween Deviled Eggs
A classic with a creepy twist: think bat wings and other eerie garnishes. Bonus: easy to prep ahead and store in your RV fridge.
In the Clubhouse Kitchen: Saucy Spider Dip
This showstopper looks spooky but is surprisingly simple. It’s delicious, dippable, and perfect for game night or a Halloween potluck. Try shaping the spider legs around mozzarella for an extra cheezy twist.
No Bake: Skeleton Veggie Tray
Get creative and arrange your veggies into a skeleton shape. Healthy, fun, and makes even the pickiest eaters giggle.
Spirited Sips
Every great Halloween feast needs something fun to drink, whether you’re looking to toast with a cocktail or sip something sweet without the spirits.
Cocktails:
- Witches Brew: A bubbling green potion that looks like it came straight out of a cauldron but tastes like tropical heaven.
- Vampire’s Blood: Deep red and deliciously wicked. Rum, pomegranate, and a splash of lime make this a hauntingly good sip.
Mocktail:
- Spooky Spider Punch: Bright, fizzy, and family-friendly. Add a few plastic spiders for a creepy-crawly garnish that’ll delight the kids (and probably make a few adults jump).
Wrap It Up (Like a Mummy)
Halloween at the campground is all about fun, friends, and maybe a little friendly fright. With recipes this simple, you can whip up something delicious no matter the size of your kitchen , or the number of goblins you’re feeding.
Whether you’re hosting a potluck in the clubhouse, cooking under the stars, or sneaking extra snacks after lights out, we hope your holiday is filled with laughter, treats, and warm campfire memories and when it’s time to unwind, be sure to rest your shells with us.