Showing posts with label campfire cooking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label campfire cooking. Show all posts

Monday, November 10, 2014

Hit the Open Road!


Imagine yourself hitting the open road with all of your worries behind you, and not a care in the world! That’s the feeling Copley’s RV can give you! When you travel “Copley’s style”, you’re bound to have a fantastic time. Giving you the experience of a lifetime is our specialty, and we have generations of satisfied customers who continue to service their beloved RVs at our location.


Freedom on the open road is a feeling that you have to experience for yourself. There’s no way to describe it in words alone. Copley’s is ready to help you make the right choice when it comes to picking out your next RV, camper, or motor home! Our phone number is 772-546-6416.

Thursday, May 22, 2014

Did You Say Campfire Cones?


Nothing beats childhood memories of camping with your family. Take a moment to plan a few unforgettable memories for your kids to cherish. We found a fun and easy dessert for the whole family to enjoy. This recipe only requires a few ingredients. It even includes chocolate with antioxidants and chopped fruit!
One of my favorite things about camping is the food. Food cooked on a fire tastes so much better than the “everyday” food we make at home! A couple of weekends ago we went on a camping trip as a family – it was wonderful! Other than my kids catching their first fish (I think they trained the fish at that campground to come when they see a fishing pole – we caught 5 in half an hour!), the highlight of our trip were campfire cones that we made. These “Smore Cones” were so yummy and are super easy to make!

Eggs Over Easy?


Are you counting down to Memorial Day weekend? Are you loading up the RV but still  not sure what to cook? How about a hearty Memorial Day breakfast? Try this easy to cook and easy to clean recipe for eggs on the grill for your next camping trip!
"Have you ever tried eggs on the grill by using a muffin pan Just spray the pan and crackthe eggs and put them on the grill. Try adding some chopped peppers and onions or anything to your liking."