Campfire Cuisine and Movie Magic: Cooking Hawaiian Chicken with Chef Stacy on Vero Beach’s Pavilion Lawn

VERO BEACH COOKING CLASS FIELD GUIDE

Campfire Cuisine and Movie Magic: Cooking Hawaiian Chicken with Chef Stacy on Vero Beach’s Pavilion Lawn

A one-hour, hands-on campfire cooking session where families prepare a Hawaiian chicken foil pack over an open fire and eat their meal during Outdoor Movie Night.

Campfire Cuisine and Movie Magic: Cooking Hawaiian Chicken with Chef Stacy on Vero Beach’s Pavilion Lawn.

Duration
1 hour
Location
Vero Beach
Operator
Environmental Learning Center
Category
Cooking Class
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Gather the family on Vero Beach’s Pavilion Lawn for a short, hands-on outdoor cooking lesson led by Chef Stacy Maple: learn to build and cook a Hawaiian chicken foil pack over an open fire, then relax and enjoy the meal you made while watching the outdoor movie feature.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE METHOD

Campfire Foil-Pack Cooking

Learn practical outdoor cooking skills as Chef Stacy demonstrates how to assemble and cook a Hawaiian chicken foil pack directly over an open fire—hands-on instruction designed for family participation.

THE DISH

Hawaiian Chicken Foil Pack

The session centers on preparing a single, tasty Hawaiian chicken foil pack—simple, shareable, and cooked in foil to finish over the flames.

THE SETTING

Outdoor Movie Night Dining

After cooking, families settle in for Outdoor Movie Night and enjoy the meal they prepared together, blending communal cooking with an alfresco cinema experience.

What the day feels like

What the experience feels like

A compact, communal workshop: families assemble on the Pavilion Lawn, follow Chef Stacy’s step-by-step guidance to build a Hawaiian chicken foil pack, cook it over an open fire, then sit back and eat the results during the outdoor film—an hour of active, practical learning that ends with a shared meal.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this short, family-centered cooking experience suits.

1
Active FamiliesDesigned for families who want a hands-on outdoor activity together—participants prepare and eat a meal during an outdoor movie event.
2
Beginner CooksA practical introduction to basic campfire cooking techniques, ideal for cooks new to open-fire methods.
3
Outdoor Movie-GoersPairs a simple culinary project with Outdoor Movie Night, making it a good fit for visitors who enjoy communal outdoor events.
4
Families Seeking Quick ActivitiesWith a duration of about an hour, the session is compact enough to fit into an evening plan without a large time commitment.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Duration

The activity runs approximately 1 hour.

Meeting Location

Gather on the Pavilion Lawn prior to Outdoor Movie Night.

What to Expect

Hands-on instruction to prepare a Hawaiian chicken foil pack and cooking it over an open fire, followed by enjoying the meal during the movie.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What will we be cooking?

Participants prepare a Hawaiian chicken foil pack and cook it over an open fire.

Who leads the class?

The session is led by Chef Stacy Maple.

Where do we meet?

Families gather on the Pavilion Lawn before Outdoor Movie Night.

How long is the activity?

The cooking experience lasts about 1 hour.

Will we eat what we cook?

Yes—the meal you cook is enjoyed during the Outdoor Movie Night.