You would create a campsite that is comfortable enough for you to stay, cook, and eat on a camping trip. It is simple to set up a camp kitchen, provided you are familiar with the essential gear. You can always add more to your outdoor kitchen, but these are the most important 5 items you will need.
Stove
An outdoor stove is essential for any kitchen. Although you can cook all your meals over a campfire, it will take longer and leave you feeling exhausted. You can cook food faster and more efficiently with a stove.
Fuel
You stove will not run without fuel. Before you go camping, make sure to check the fuel level. To be safe, always have extra fuel on hand. Keep in mind that fuel consumption is higher at higher altitudes or when it is cold.
Cooking Gear
When packing for camping trips, the goal is to be light. To get started, you only need a small pot and a cast-iron skillet. If you are cooking for a large group, however, this might not be sufficient. You can bring more pots and/or pans if space is available. You should also remember the essential items for cooking: a spatula and a ladle, knives and cutting boards, colanders, measuring cups, scissors, and food containers.
Cooler
Coolers are more than just for keeping drinks cool. It can be used to store leftovers and food for your trip, as well as ice. You should keep all food in sealed containers to avoid attracting scavengers.
Camping lantern
It can get dark in the woods, and it can be difficult to cook. The campfire is not the best source of light. A flashlight is fine, but it can be cumbersome. A good camping lantern will help you cook, wash dishes and provide light while you eat.