Camping Coloring Pages (30 Free PDF Printables)

Time to Pack Your Crayons for the Ultimate Adventure! Our awesome Camping coloring pages are about to turn your living room into the best campsite ever – no bugs, no rain, and definitely no forgotten sleeping bags! Does your little explorer love talking about roasting marshmallows and sleeping under the stars? Are they constantly asking when your next family camping trip is going to happen? Then these free printable coloring pages are perfect for them!

Whether they want to color tents in the woods, kids sitting around campfires, or cute animals peeking out from behind trees, our camping printables have all the outdoor fun without any of the actual dirt. These pages are way better than listening to your child ask “are we there yet?” during a six-hour car ride to the mountains!

These free camping coloring pages aren’t just entertaining – they help kids dream about nature adventures while practicing their coloring skills! Our printable outdoor coloring sheets work great for all ages, with simple pictures for younger kids and detailed forest scenes for older ones.

Just grab some crayons, print out these nature coloring pages, and watch your house become the ultimate indoor campground! It’s the perfect way to keep kids busy while they plan their next outdoor adventure, and trust me, it’s much easier than setting up an actual tent in your backyard!

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To start coloring, click on any of the below images or links to open the free PDF. Once opened, you can then download or print as many pages as you like.

All of the below pages are on A4 sized paper, but they also scale perfectly onto US-letter paper too! Happy coloring!

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12 Fun Crafts To Do Together With Camping Coloring Pages

1. Pine Cone Wildlife Feed Station

Create natural bird feeders perfect for children aged 12 and below! This eco-friendly camping craft for elementary kids teaches wildlife conservation while providing hours of nature observation.

Materials:

  • Large pine cones
  • Peanut butter
  • Birdseed mix
  • String or yarn
  • Plastic spoons
  • Paper plates
  • Binoculars (toy)
  • Nature journal

Age Range: 4-12 years Instructions:

  1. Spread peanut butter on pine cone scales using plastic spoons for safe handling.
  2. Roll pine cones in birdseed mixture until completely covered for wildlife attraction.
  3. Tie string loops for hanging from camping area trees and branches.
  4. Set up observation stations with toy binoculars for camping wildlife watching.
  5. Use your pine cone feeders for teaching children about forest ecosystems and camping conservation!

2. Camping Memory Rock Collection

Design painted memory stones perfect for children aged 12 and below! This keepsake camping craft for kids creates lasting mementos while teaching geological appreciation.

Materials:

  • Smooth camping rocks
  • Washable acrylic paints
  • Fine paintbrushes
  • Permanent markers
  • Clear sealer spray
  • Storage pouches
  • Labels
  • Collection boxes

Age Range: 5-12 years (with adult supervision) Instructions:

  1. Collect smooth rocks during camping hikes and nature exploration activities.
  2. Paint camping scenes, wildlife, or family names on rocks using child-safe paints.
  3. Add dates and camping location details using permanent markers for memory keeping.
  4. Apply clear sealer spray with adult supervision for weather protection.
  5. Display your camping memory rocks as treasured keepsakes from family outdoor adventures!

3. Nature Weaving Loom Frame

Build portable weaving stations perfect for children aged 12 and below! This artistic camping craft combines creativity with natural materials while developing fine motor skills.

Materials:

  • Sturdy sticks or branches
  • Yarn in earth tones
  • Natural materials (leaves, grass)
  • Scissors
  • Rubber bands
  • Collection bags
  • Magnifying glasses
  • Weaving needles

Age Range: 6-12 years Instructions:

  1. Create simple loom frames using straight sticks connected with rubber bands.
  2. String yarn vertically to create weaving foundations for natural art projects.
  3. Collect leaves, grasses, and flowers during camping nature walks for weaving materials.
  4. Weave natural materials through yarn to create camping-inspired artistic tapestries.
  5. Use your nature loom for quiet camping activities and outdoor artistic expression!

4. Homemade Trail Mix Bar

Design custom snack creation stations perfect for children aged 12 and below! This nutritional camping craft teaches healthy eating while creating personalized outdoor fuel.

Materials:

  • Various nuts and seeds
  • Dried fruits
  • Mini chocolate chips
  • Granola pieces
  • Small storage containers
  • Measuring scoops
  • Labels and markers
  • Recipe cards

Age Range: 3-12 years (with allergy awareness) Instructions:

  1. Set up ingredient stations with nuts, dried fruits, and healthy camping snack options.
  2. Provide measuring scoops for portion control and math skills practice.
  3. Create personalized trail mix recipes using favorite camping-friendly ingredients.
  4. Package custom mixes in labeled containers for hiking and outdoor adventures.
  5. Make your camping trail mix for nutritious energy during family wilderness explorations!

5. Camping Flag and Banner System

Create colorful camp identification markers perfect for children aged 12 and below! This functional camping craft for kids teaches communication while establishing family camping territories.

Materials:

  • Colorful fabric squares
  • Wooden dowels
  • Fabric markers
  • Iron-on letters
  • Safety scissors
  • Hole punch
  • Rope or string
  • Weather protection spray

Age Range: 5-12 years Instructions:

  1. Design family camping flags using colorful fabric and child-friendly decorating materials.
  2. Add family names, camping mottos, or nature symbols using fabric markers.
  3. Attach flags to wooden dowel poles for easy placement around camping areas.
  4. Create banner systems connecting multiple flags for campsite boundary marking.
  5. Display your camping flags for family pride and easy campsite identification during outdoor trips!

6. Leaf and Flower Press Book

Build natural specimen preservation kits perfect for children aged 12 and below! This botanical camping craft teaches plant identification while creating scientific collections.

Materials:

  • Heavy books or wooden boards
  • Blotting paper
  • Collection sheets
  • Labels and pencils
  • Magnifying glasses
  • Plastic bags
  • Field guides
  • Pressing straps

Age Range: 7-12 years Instructions:

  1. Collect interesting leaves and flowers during camping nature walks and hikes.
  2. Layer specimens between blotting paper for proper moisture absorption and preservation.
  3. Press materials using heavy books or wooden boards with camping gear weight.
  4. Create identification labels with plant names, dates, and camping location details.
  5. Use your plant press for learning botany and preserving camping nature memories!

7. Camping Scavenger Hunt Kit

Design adventure exploration games perfect for children aged 12 and below! This interactive camping craft promotes observation skills while encouraging active outdoor exploration.

Materials:

  • Laminated checklists
  • Dry erase markers
  • Collection bags
  • Magnifying glasses
  • Clipboards
  • Pencils
  • Stickers
  • Prize containers

Age Range: 4-12 years Instructions:

  1. Create age-appropriate scavenger hunt lists featuring common camping area items.
  2. Include pictures alongside words for non-reading children to participate fully.
  3. Provide collection bags for gathering safe, non-living treasure hunt items.
  4. Add sticker rewards for completed challenges and successful camping discoveries.
  5. Use your scavenger hunt kit for family bonding and educational camping exploration games!

8. Camping Story Stone Set

Craft storytelling dice perfect for children aged 12 and below! This creative camping craft encourages imagination while providing screen-free entertainment around campfires.

Materials:

  • Smooth flat stones
  • Permanent markers
  • Clear sealer spray
  • Storage pouch
  • Story prompt cards
  • Camping themes
  • Character ideas
  • Adventure scenarios

Age Range: 5-12 years Instructions:

  1. Draw camping-related symbols on smooth stones using permanent markers for durability.
  2. Include wildlife, weather, camping gear, and adventure symbols for story variety.
  3. Apply clear sealer spray with adult supervision for long-lasting camping use.
  4. Create story prompt cards for children who need storytelling inspiration and guidance.
  5. Use your story stones for campfire entertainment and family storytelling traditions!

9. Natural Paintbrush Making Workshop

Create artistic tools using nature materials perfect for children aged 12 and below! This resourceful camping craft teaches creativity while utilizing natural camping resources.

Materials:

  • Sturdy twigs or sticks
  • Natural materials (pine needles, leaves)
  • String or thin wire
  • Scissors
  • Natural paint ingredients
  • Paper or canvas
  • Collection containers
  • Watercolors

Age Range: 6-12 years (with adult help) Instructions:

  1. Collect straight twigs and natural bristle materials during camping nature exploration.
  2. Attach pine needles, grass, or small leaves to stick handles using string.
  3. Test different natural materials for various painting textures and effects.
  4. Create natural paints using berries, mud, and other safe camping materials.
  5. Use your natural paintbrushes for outdoor art creation and camping artistic expression!

10. Camping Wind Chime Garden

Build musical installations perfect for children aged 12 and below! This auditory camping craft creates soothing sounds while celebrating natural materials and creativity.

Materials:

  • Driftwood or sturdy branches
  • Metal spoons or small bells
  • String or fishing line
  • Shells or small stones
  • Drill (adult use only)
  • Sandpaper
  • Weather protection finish
  • Hanging hardware

Age Range: 7-12 years (with adult supervision) Instructions:

  1. Sand collected driftwood pieces smooth for safe handling during camping crafts.
  2. Adult supervision required for drilling holes and preparing hanging attachment points.
  3. String metal objects at varying lengths for different musical tones and sounds.
  4. Add natural decorations like shells and smooth stones for visual appeal.
  5. Hang your camping wind chimes for peaceful outdoor music and nature sound enhancement!

11. Emergency Signal Mirror Craft

Create safety communication tools perfect for children aged 12 and below! This practical camping safety craft teaches emergency preparedness while providing functional outdoor equipment.

Materials:

  • Small mirrors
  • Cardboard backing
  • Duct tape
  • Hole punch
  • Paracord
  • Instructions cards
  • Protective cases
  • Whistle attachments

Age Range: 8-12 years Instructions:

  1. Mount small mirrors on cardboard backing using duct tape for durability.
  2. Add paracord lanyards for wearing around neck during camping adventures.
  3. Include laminated instruction cards for proper emergency signaling techniques.
  4. Practice safe mirror signaling away from eyes and faces during camping training.
  5. Carry your signal mirror for camping safety education and emergency preparedness skills!

12. Camping Memory Time Capsule

Design keepsake containers perfect for children aged 12 and below! This sentimental camping craft preserves outdoor memories while teaching the value of family experiences.

Materials:

  • Waterproof containers
  • Paper and pencils
  • Photos (instant camera)
  • Small mementos
  • Labels and dates
  • Plastic bags
  • Markers
  • Burial maps

Age Range: 5-12 years Instructions:

  1. Collect small camping mementos like leaves, tickets, and nature treasures safely.
  2. Write letters to future selves describing camping adventures and family fun.
  3. Include instant photos of camping activities, friends, and memorable moments.
  4. Seal items in waterproof containers with dates and location information clearly marked.
  5. Bury or store your camping time capsule for future discovery and family memory sharing!
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