A weekend at Bucks Fishing Camping works best when you’ve already mapped out your meal budget alongside your tackle box essentials. Knowing the Bucks Fishing Camping Menu with Prices before you leave the house saves you from surprise costs and hungry campers.
This guide breaks down every meal option, what each item costs, and how to plan your food spending without overpacking the cooler.
Bucks Fishing Camping Menu With Prices
Bucks keeps their menu simple but filling. You are paying for convenience and hot food right at the campsite. Below is the full price list you can expect for the current season.
Breakfast Options
Breakfast is served from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM. You want to eat early so you can get on the water before the fish stop biting.
- Bacon & Egg Biscuit – $4.25
- Sausage Gravy & Biscuit – $4.75
- Pancake Stack (3) with Syrup – $5.50
- Breakfast Platter (2 eggs, hash browns, toast, meat choice) – $8.95
- Fresh Brewed Coffee (bottomless) – $2.25
- Orange Juice or Milk – $1.75
Lunch And Shore Lunch Specials
If you are coming back off the lake around noon, this is the quickest stop. They do not take reservations for lunch, so get there before 12:30 PM.
- Catfish Po’ Boy with Fries – $9.50
- Bucks Cheeseburger (1/2 lb) with Chips – $8.75
- Grilled Chicken Sandwich – $8.25
- Fried Shrimp Basket – $10.95
- Garden Salad with Grilled Chicken – $7.95
Dinner Plates And Family Meals
Dinner runs from 4:30 PM to 8:00 PM. This is when the menu shifts to heavier plates. Most campers order the family bucket to share at the picnic table.
- Fried Fish Platter (2 fillets, slaw, hush puppies) – $11.75
- Steak & Shrimp Combo – $16.95
- Chicken Tender Basket – $8.95
- Family Fish Bucket (8 fillets, 6 hush puppies, 2 sides) – $24.99
- Kids Meal (chicken nuggets or fish stick, fries, drink) – $5.50
Sides, Snacks, And Drinks
You can order these individually if you just need something small for the cooler.
- French Fries – $2.75
- Cole Slaw – $1.95
- Hush Puppies (4 pieces) – $2.50
- Pickled Eggs (jar) – $3.25
- Bottled Water or Soda – $1.50
How To Budget Your Meal Plan
Start by counting how many meals you will actually eat at the camp. Most people overestimate and buy three meals a day when they only need two.
- Decide your daily food cap. For one adult, $25 to $30 per day covers all three meals comfortably.
- Book the Family Fish Bucket for dinner if you are with two or more people. It is cheaper than ordering separate plates.
- Skip the breakfast platter on day two. The biscuit items are just as filling and cost half the price.
- Bring your own snacks from home. The camp store charges double for chips and candy bars.
Payment And Ordering Tips
Bucks takes cash and credit cards. However, there is a $0.50 fee for card transactions under $10. Bring small bills for the morning rush.
You can call ahead for dinner pickup during peak weekends. The number is posted on the front door of the camp store. This saves you a 20 minute wait after you clean your catch.
One last note: prices do change without notice if the cost of seafood goes up. Check the whiteboard near the register before you order. The menu board outside sometimes shows last weeks pricing, so do not rely on it.
Plan your meals, stick to your budget, and you will have more cash left for bait and boat fuel. That is the real secret to a stress free trip out here.