25 Easy Camping Cocktail Recipes To Enjoy This Summer

For a simple and traditional breakfast cocktail, you can't go wrong with a Mimosa. This refreshing cocktail is a 50/50 split of orange juice and any dry sparkling wine like prosecco or cava. Its made in seconds and taste oh so good! Just chill, mix and serve!

Another favorite breakfast camping drink is a good ole Bloody Mary. With so many ways to make a Bloody Mary, it depends if you want to follow a recipe and spice up your tomato juice. Or purchase a store bought mix.

Either way you can still use this recipe for ideas on creating a Bloody Mary Bar. How fun is that for camping!

And for the morning coffee and caffeine lovers, this easy 4 ingredient cocktail will be ready in no time. Made with fresh brewed coffee, Irish whiskey, maple syrup and whipped cream.

The maple syrup dissolves easily but you can also substitute white or brown sugar. The recipe calls for homemade whipped cream, however store bought will suffice while camping.

This coffee cocktail is the perfect morning or afternoon pick me up. If you want a cold coffee kind of cocktail, try this cold brew cocktail.

Regardless, its a great way to use up that morning coffee. Made with coffee, bourbon, oat milk and coffee liqueur. Just shade it up and serve.

This fun drink only takes a minute to make and is such a good camping cocktail. Mix the chilled ingredients a 1:1 ratio of red wine to club soda and garnish with an orange slice. Very similar to a scaled down version of a sangria.

For hot summer days this is the perfect camping cocktail. Made with tea, rum, lemon and brown sugar. Its easy, refreshing and made ahead of time so its ready to drink at the campsite. Just fill up you cup with ice, pour and serve!

If you enjoy Bloody Mary's you'll want to try a Michelada. This Mexican cocktail contains beer, clamato juice, lime juice, Worcestershire sauce, soy sauce, hot sauce and more. So you can spice it up as much as you like. Refeshing anytime of day, Micheladas make great camping cocktails.

If you want to get fancy with your camping cocktails you can serve it in a copper mug. This easy vodka cocktail has 3 simple ingredients: vodka, ginger beer and lime juice. This refreshing cocktail is a little sweet and a little spicy, depending on your ginger beer.

Lemonade just hits the spots on warm summer days. This simple recipe is made with two ingredients: homemade or store bought lemonade and vodka. Its light and refreshing. And perfect for camping after a hot long day in the sun.

One of my all-time favorite classic cocktails. You can't go wrong with this drink because it goes with every occasion. Serve with an orange slice and don't skip the splash of soda, it makes the drink.

Camping in the desert? This West Texas cocktail was originally made with Topo Chico mineral water. You can use other brands, however fans say Top Chico makes it the best. Made with just 3 ingredients: tequila, mineral water and lime juice.

This might be one of the more complicated camping cocktails. However its worth the effort if you are camping on or near the beach. You can also make this recipe ahead of time and keep it in the ice chest until ready to serve. Add a bamboo paper straw and drink umbrella and you'll feel like your in a tropical paradise.

Camping near Cape Cod? That area is known for its cranberry bogs. And that's where this classic cocktail got its name. So, if you like cranberry juice, then you will love the Cap Cod cocktail. Made with vodka, cranberry juice and lime juice.

This tasty cocktail is always a house favorite. Made with 3 simple ingredients: tequila, orange liquor and lime juice. Make it frozen, on the rocks, or serve it up. You can use tequila or mezcal and rim it with salt, sugar or my favorite tajin.

For another beer cocktail, try this Summer Shandy. Its beer mixed with lemonade. You can use store bought lemonade or make your own with water, sparkling water, sugar and lemon juice. This drink is light and refreshing and pefect for hot summer days.

This make ahead of time camping sangria is fun, fruity and refreshing. Pre made and served in a mason jar, you can mix it up the way you like. For camping, these plastic mason jars are a good alternative to glass.

If you like rum, then give this Dark and Storm a try. Its similar to a Moscow Mule although you replace vodka with rum. Made with dark rum, ginger beer, angostura bitters and simple syrup if you prefer it a litter sweeter. It helps to use a tall slender glass to preserve the fizz factor.

This cocktails looks much more complicated than it is. If warm cocktails are on your wish list, check this one out!

Made with only two ingredients: peanut butter whisky and apple cider. And a rim lined glass with peanut butter, brown sugar, cinnamon and garnished with a cinnamon stick. Your camping guests will be very impressed.

Being one of the 7 original cocktails, the old fashioned is definitely back in style.

Made with a few simple ingredients: bourbon or rye whiskey, bitters, sweetner of choice, an orange peel, ice cube and a maraschino cherry. Its complex but easy to make. So you can sit back in your camp chair and enjoy this classic cocktail.

If you just want one stiff drink, the Negroni is a great option. Made with equal parts of gin, Campari, sweet vermouth and an orange twist. Its a classic Italian way to start a meal. So you if you enjoy gin, this may be the drink for you.

The last beer cocktail on the list is a Black Velvet. This cocktail is a 50/50 mixture of a stout beer and a dry sparkilng wine. If you like other beer cocktails, give this one a try. It might surprise you.

Hot Toddy's are one my favorite old weather cocktails. Perfect to sip around a warm campfire. This easy to make cocktail uses hot water, whisky, honey and lemon. You can even make it with hot tea if you prefer a little more flavor.

And now for the desert portion of the drinks. Do you have a taste for smores but would prefer to have a drink? Then try this smores martini with a toasted marshmallow on top. If you can't find the marshmallow vodka then vanilla vodka will do.

With this recipe you might skip the smores and opt for this decadent adult beverage. Made with vodka, coffee liqueur, Irish cream and heavy cream. You can drink this instead of having dessert.

To wrap up the night, enjoy a spiked hot chocolate sitting around the campfire. Made with warm milk, hot chocolate and peanut butter whiskey. After drinking this and with a full tummy, you will be ready for a good nights sleep.