RV accessories can help you customize your home away from home, add functionality and make life on the road more comfortable. Read on to learn more about some of the best RV accessories!
A backup camera is a must for motorhomes and towables. They also come in handy when changing lanes on the highway.
Zero-Gravity Chairs
Designed to relieve back pain and other body aches by suspending your body in a neutral spine position, zero-gravity chairs mimic the feeling of weightlessness to relax muscles. Some even have a built-in massage mechanism to soothe tension and stress.
These chairs come in a variety of sizes and capacities to accommodate taller and shorter people, including the Coastrail Outdoor Oversized Zero-Gravity Chair, which boasts an extra-wide seat and 500-pound weight capacity. Many also have a host of added features, like attachable tray tables and canopies.
Telescoping Ladder
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A telescoping ladder has the advantage of being compact when closed, making it much easier to transport and store. It also allows you to set it up at a specific height without having to fully extend it.
However, you should know that these types of ladders are a bit more sensitive than the typical single ladder in aluminum and can break easier when they’re hard knocked. Always follow the instructions of your telescoping ladder.
Jack pads are essential RV accessories that prevent trailer jacks from sinking into soft ground or damaging paved surfaces.
Spring-Loaded Bars
Stainless steel spring bars are the key to a strap’s functionality. While you can find cheap spring bars on eBay, the best option is to buy them from a reputable watch parts dealer.
The most important thing to remember is the lug size that your spring bar was designed for. Also note the middle diameter.
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Extending Shower Rod
Buying an RV is exciting, but the fun really starts once you start customizing it with cool upgrades and useful gear. Whether you’re looking for sustainable energy options or an extra set of wheels, there’s a lot to explore.
An extending shower rod is a great upgrade for any RV. It’s easy to install and doesn’t require any tools. All you need to do is twist the wider portion of the rod to extend it. The rod is kept in place by tension and won’t damage drywall.
Tap Lights
Full-time RVers know how important it is to keep a surge protector on board. A single faulty connection at a campground could fry their home on wheels, and this inexpensive must-have accessory protects against that.
When counter space is limited, this RV accessory keeps toothbrushes hygienic and off the floor. It also helps children develop their eye-hand coordination by promoting spatial awareness. Simply swipe to turn on and off. It fits most fridge shelves and comes in multiple sizes.
Homedics Sound Machine
Homedics is well-known for its massage products, but they also make a range of other home wellness products like white noise sound machines. This particular model is the grown up version of their myBaby portable sound machine for babies.
It features 6 different relaxing sounds and can be plugged in or run on batteries. It has a power and timer button on the top, and a light that indicates the amount of time you’ve selected (15 minutes, 30 minutes, or 60 minutes). It’s easy to use and won’t take up much space on your nightstand.
Fairy Lights
While they may not be the most exciting RV accessory, holding tank deodorizers are crucial to avoid the stench that can develop from an empty tank. Camco’s TastePURE drinking water hose is another must-have RV accessory that will ensure you have safe and clean drinking water to use for cooking, showering and drinking.
Fairy lights are great for low-level lighting on walls or creating a light tunnel effect for an outdoor entertaining area. However, if you are looking for something that lasts longer, we suggest festoon lights instead.
Cell Phone Signal Booster
If you are traveling or working in an area that has poor cell phone signals, a signal booster can help. They work by boosting existing signals and rebroadcasting them.
The outside antenna picks up existing signals from cell towers and carries them over to the amplifier unit inside your home, RV, or vehicle. They are available for multiple carriers and can be set up without professional installation.
The weBoost Drive Sleek is a great option for vehicles, offering a magnetic mount outside antenna and cradle vent mount to boost your voice (2G) and data (4G). It’s 5G ready and works with all major US carriers.
