Whether you’re just getting started with a brand new rig or a seasoned veteran looking to get back to the basics, you always need some essentials stocked in your RV. We’ve rounded up a list of the top essentials for your RV!
First Aid Kit
A first aid kit should be the standard in every RV and home. Basic medical supplies are important in any first aid kit, Survival items like flares, emergency blankets, non-perishable food, batteries, and water are great to have as part of your kit when you are traveling to more remote areas.
Non-slip matting on the inside of RV When you’re driving, you’re bound to hit some literal bumps in the road. Non-slip matting is great for keeping almost every item in your RV stable. Use scissors to cut the mats in any size – whether you want to stabilize a piece of furniture or items on a shelf, non-slip matting is a great way to do that.
Headlamp and spare batteries
Headlamps are very useful because they provide a strong light and are hands-free! These are great for searching in the storage area of your RV in the dark or even while you are hiking and the sun begins to set. Don’t forget to keep some spare batteries in an easily accessible place in case your light goes out unexpectedly.
Handheld vacuum
Keep your RV clean with a handheld vacuum that fastens to the wall. Most handheld vacuums come with a wall mount, so you won’t have to sacrifice any floor space to keep things neat and tidy.
Solar Device Charger
Put them out in the sun to charge during the day and at night charge your devices with your fully equipped solar device chargers. Doesn’t get any easier!
WiFi Booster
Whether you are a full-time RVer who also works on the road and needs to be connected in remote areas, or just want to increase your connection speed while camping, try a WiFi booster. Check out the WiFiRanger, which was specifically created for the RVer who wants a better signal and is well loved by many RVers. The best way to make sure that you have a wifi connection wherever you go!
What are your favorite essentials for your RV? Tell us about them in the comments section. Make your reservations today to stay with Thousand Trails by visiting thousandtrails.com
