DoodleGrove Camping Coloring Pages
Tents, campfires and a sky full of stars. The easiest pages are one big shape: a camping tent, a crackling campfire, a s'more on a plate and a hiking backpack. Then come the campers: a boy pitching the tent, a girl roasting a marshmallow, kids reading a trail map, gathering firewood and flipping pancakes on the camp stove. Forest animals join in, with a fox playing guitar, a raccoon in the cooler, a moose visiting the campsite and a hedgehog carrying a lantern. Busier camping coloring sheets show a family campfire, stargazing by the tent, a campfire sing-along, an RV campsite, summer camp cabins, winter camping and a glamping tent. Three word pages, Happy Camper, S'more Fun and a Camp Out badge, finish the set. Every page prints on US Letter and on A4.
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Campfires and S'mores 7 pages
Flames, logs and gooey marshmallows. The set opens with a single crackling fire and a s'more on a plate, then moves to campers cooking pancakes, frying eggs at sunrise and singing around the fire at night. Layer red, orange and yellow in the flames and keep the marshmallows golden.
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Crackling Campfire
Orange, yellow and red flames.
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S'more on a Plate
A sweet campfire treat.
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Roasting a Marshmallow
Golden brown, not burnt!
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Pancakes at Camp
Flip it high!
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Campfire Breakfast
Good morning, campers!
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Family Campfire
The best part of camping.
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Campfire Sing-Along
Sing your favorite camp song.
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Tents and Camping Gear 5 pages
One large object fills each sheet, with thick outlines and few small parts, so little hands with chunky crayons can manage them. You get a tent, a lantern on a stump, a teddy in a sleeping bag, a packed backpack and a round camper trailer with a striped awning.
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Camping Tent
One big shape, easy for toddlers.
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Teddy Bear in a Sleeping Bag
Pick a bright color for the sleeping bag.
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Lantern on a Tree Stump
Make the lantern glow yellow.
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Hiking Backpack
Packed and ready to go.
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Camper Trailer
Color the stripes in two colors.
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Hiking and Setting Up Camp 8 pages
Someone has to hammer the tent pegs, pump up the air mattress and carry the firewood. Kids do every job here, then head out with a compass, a trail map and a walking stick. The blank trail signs leave room for children to write their own destination.
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Pitching the Tent
First job at camp: put up the tent.
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Pumping Up the Air Mattress
Getting the bed ready.
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Wagon Full of Camping Gear
Everything fits in the wagon.
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Hiking the Trail
The signs are blank: write where the trail goes.
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Gathering Firewood
Even the puppy helps.
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Reading the Trail Map
Which way to camp?
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Setting Up Camp Chairs
Save a seat by the fire.
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Hiking Over the Bridge
Look, a deer!
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Woodland Animals at Camp 9 pages
A raccoon raids the cooler, a fox strums a guitar and a moose sniffs an empty camp chair. Bears, chipmunks, a squirrel, a hedgehog and a puppy fill the rest. Brown, rust and gray fur against green pines keeps the colors close to real forest animals.
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Sleepy Bear Under the Moon
A calm page for bedtime.
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Puppy in the Tent
Someone chewed the boot.
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Squirrel Packing for Camp
Don't forget the acorns.
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Chipmunks Sharing Trail Mix
Stripes down their backs.
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Fox Playing Guitar
A campfire song.
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Hedgehog with a Lantern
Make the fireflies glow.
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Animal Friends Campfire
Three friends and a warm fire.
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Moose at the Campsite
A very big visitor.
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Raccoon in the Cooler
Who got into the snacks?
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Camping Word Pages and Doodles 4 pages
Big bubble letters spell S'more Fun, Camp Out and Happy Camper, and one sheet scatters tiny tents, compasses and lanterns across the whole page. Hang them on a cabin door, use them as covers for a camp journal, or hand them out at a backyard sleepover.
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S'more Fun
A silly s'more to make you smile.
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Camp Out Badge
Design your own camp badge.
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Happy Camper
Color the letters first.
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Camping Doodles
Lots of little pictures to color.
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Campsite Scenes 7 pages
Each of these busier pictures tells a whole camping story, from stargazing on a picnic blanket to a rainy card game under a tarp and snowshoes beside a winter tent. Older kids can spend an afternoon on one, picking out the cabins, canoes, bunting and string lights.
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Backyard Camping
Camping at home counts too.
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Glamping Tent
Fancy camping with lots of patterns.
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RV Campsite
A home on wheels.
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Rainy Day Card Game
Dry and cozy under the tarp.
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Stargazing by the Tent
Count the stars as you color.
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Winter Camping
Camping in the snow.
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Arriving at Summer Camp
First day of summer camp.
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Printing these pages
Pick the paper size your printer is loaded with, then print at 100% scale with "fit to page" turned off. Each page already includes a printer-safe margin.
Prefer the screen? Tap Color online below any page to color it in your browser, then download your version as a PDF and print it the same way.
Ways to use them
- Color the Hiking Backpack, then list five things you would pack for a camping trip.
- Color Stargazing by the Tent and draw your own constellation in the sky.
- Color the Camp Out Badge, cut it out and wear it at your next backyard campout.
- Color Hiking the Trail and write the names of two places on the blank trail signs.
Hung designs T-shirt artwork for a living and prints coloring pages for his own kids at home. Every page on DoodleGrove is prepared for print the same way he prepares work for his clients.
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Questions
- Which paper size should I print on?
- US Letter if you are in the US or Canada, A4 almost everywhere else. Each size has its own file, so neither one is a stretched copy of the other.
- Can I print these for my class?
- Yes. Printing for your class, family or group is free. Please do not sell the pages or upload the files to another site.
- Which camping coloring pages are easiest for toddlers?
- Start with Camping Tent, Crackling Campfire, S'more on a Plate and Teddy Bear in a Sleeping Bag: big shapes and thick lines. Arriving at Summer Camp, Hiking Over the Bridge, the Glamping Tent and Camping Doodles have more small parts for older kids.