Brandon Walker - PROPANE: Make sure your propane tanks are full and ready for chilly nights! I have this circled and highlighted on my list. I had to borrow a tank from brother-in-law one time, and I might never hear the end of it.
- 30 Amp to 110 Volt RV Adapter Cord Like this
- Sewer pipe kit
- Plastic gloves for the inevitable time when you have to empty the septic
- RV-approved toilet paper
- Water pressure regulator
- Safe drinking water hose
- Leveling blocks
- Tire pressure monitor
- Extension cords
- Wheel chocks
- Bluetooth speaker, I have this one and love it
- Electrical and duct tape essentials
- Spare cotter pins
- Backup motor oil and transmission fluid
- Reliable flashlight
- Battery jumper cables
- Comprehensive emergency road kit
- Fire extinguisher
- Organized zip pouch for vital documents: license, registration, booking confirmations, etc.
- Extra blankets for the kids!
- S’more kit, Hershey chocolate bars, marshmallows, graham crackers
- RUG for just outside your camper or RV and a few folding chairs
- Reusable water bottles
- Chopping board
- Kitchen utensils and sharp knives
- Can openers
- Grilling tongs and skewers
- Eco-friendly dish soap
- Camping-friendly griddle and pie iron
- Dinnerware: bowls, plates, and cups
- Absorbent paper towels
- Durable garbage bags
- Cling film/plastic wrap
- Resealable zip bags
- Heat-resistant potholders
- Absorbent dish towels
- Dining napkins
- Frying skillets
- Sanitizing disinfectant wipes
- Fire-starting essentials: matches and lighters
- Convenient food storage containers
- Insulated cooler
- Fresh vegetables and fruits
- Eggs, Bacon, Pancakes. Highlighted because breakfast is always our favorite meal of the day camping.
- Butter or margarine
- Morning cereals, or oatmeal. Our kids like Frosted Flakes and Apple Jacks. Your mileage may vary.
- Assorted condiments: mayo, ketchup, mustard, relish, and more
- BBQ favorites: hot dogs, burgers, brats, etc.
- Instant drink mix pouches
- S’mores kit (Graham Crackers, Marshmallow, Hershey Chocolate Bars – BONUS: Reeses peanut butter cups!)
- Quick-prep freeze-dried meals
- Seasoning essentials: salt, pepper, and assorted herbs & spices
- Sliced bread
- Baking necessities: flour, cornmeal, sugar, etc.
- Classic PB&J combo
- Assorted snacks: crackers, chips, pretzels, and more
- Non-stick cooking sprays or oils
- Floppy hat
- Weather-ready rain gear
- Assorted footwear: sneakers, hiking boots, sandals, etc.
- Swimwear. Multiple suits if you have little ones!
- Layered wear: sweatshirts and jackets
- Comfortable socks
- Underwear
- Pants, shorts or I actually have pants that can become shorts.
- Variety of tops: short and long-sleeved tees
- Functional clothes hangers
- Sewing kit for emergency repairs
- Bath towels
- Cozy bedding: sheets and blankets
- Soft pillows
- Phone chargers, flash light chargers
- Lockbox or place in camper where you can store cash and credit cards
- Important travel documents/confirmations
- First-aid kit
- Sunscreen
- Bug repellent. Higher the DEET the better.
- Spare batteries
- Watch
- Medications/prescriptions
- Glasses & contact lens solution!
- Navigational aids: travel map and campground directory
- Bar Soap
- Shampoo and conditioner
- Brush and comb
- Dental care: toothbrush, toothpaste, and floss
- Deodorant with anti-persperiant.
- Hair ties and bands
- Smooth shave: razor and shaving gel
- Manicure essentials: nail clippers
- Reusable water bottles
- Chopping board
- Kitchen utensils and sharp knives
- Can openers
- Grilling tongs and skewers
- Eco-friendly dish soap
- Camping-friendly griddle and pie iron
- Dinnerware: bowls, plates, and cups
- Absorbent paper towels
- Durable garbage bags
- Cling film/plastic wrap
- Resealable zip bags
- Heat-resistant potholders
- Absorbent dish towels
- Dining napkins
- Frying skillets
- Sanitizing disinfectant wipes
- Fire-starting essentials: matches and lighters
- Convenient food storage containers
- Insulated cooler
- Fresh vegetables and fruits
- Eggs, Bacon, Pancakes. Highlighted because breakfast is always our favorite meal of the day camping.
- Butter or margarine
- Morning cereals, or oatmeal. Our kids like Frosted Flakes and Apple Jacks. Your mileage may vary.
- Assorted condiments: mayo, ketchup, mustard, relish, and more
- BBQ favorites: hot dogs, burgers, brats, etc.
- Instant drink mix pouches
- S’mores kit (Graham Crackers, Marshmallow, Hershey Chocolate Bars – BONUS: Reeses peanut butter cups!)
- Quick-prep freeze-dried meals
- Seasoning essentials: salt, pepper, and assorted herbs & spices
- Sliced bread
- Baking necessities: flour, cornmeal, sugar, etc.
- Classic PB&J combo
- Assorted snacks: crackers, chips, pretzels, and more
- Non-stick cooking sprays or oils
- Floppy hat
- Weather-ready rain gear
- Assorted footwear: sneakers, hiking boots, sandals, etc.
- Swimwear. Multiple suits if you have little ones!
- Layered wear: sweatshirts and jackets
- Comfortable socks
- Underwear
- Pants, shorts or I actually have pants that can become shorts.
- Variety of tops: short and long-sleeved tees
- Functional clothes hangers
- Sewing kit for emergency repairs
- Bath towels
- Cozy bedding: sheets and blankets
- Soft pillows
- Phone chargers, flash light chargers
- Lockbox or place in camper where you can store cash and credit cards
- Important travel documents/confirmations
- First-aid kit
- Sunscreen
- Bug repellent. Higher the DEET the better.
- Spare batteries
- Watch
- Medications/prescriptions
- Glasses & contact lens solution!
- Navigational aids: travel map and campground directory
- Bar Soap
- Shampoo and conditioner
- Brush and comb
- Dental care: toothbrush, toothpaste, and floss
- Deodorant with anti-persperiant.
- Hair ties and bands
- Smooth shave: razor and shaving gel
- Manicure essentials: nail clippers
The thrill of prepping for an RV adventure is undeniable, but the task of gathering all the necessary equipment might seem daunting.
To help answer the question, what to pack in an rv checklist, we are sharing the checklist that we use. This list covers everything from RV-specific accessories to kitchen tools, clothing, personal essentials, and more to ensure you’re fully equipped for every RV journey.
This is the RV Checklist we use!
We have an RV travel trailer camper a 30′ Jayco 30BHHS with two slide-outs.
Bonus: Small Generator
PREDATOR 2000 Watt SUPER QUIET Inverter Generator from Harbor Freight
Kitchen Essentials & Cooking Gear
Bonus: Blackstone griddle or similar
These are amazing to cook almost every meal on, especially breakfast, all outside!
Basic Food Supplies
Bonus: Coffee
If you have never made coffee on a campfire, this is your chance.
Clothing & Bedroom Essentials
Bonus: Crocs
Something easy to slip on and off, to help keep the inside if your camper clean
Personal Items & Toiletries
Bonus: Hand Sanitizer
When you empty the septic, this is handy for obvious reasons
Kitchen Essentials & Cooking Gear
Bonus: Blackstone griddle or similar
These are amazing to cook almost every meal on, especially breakfast, all outside!
Basic Food Supplies
Bonus: Coffee
If you have never made coffee on a campfire, this is your chance.
Clothing & Bedroom Essentials
Bonus: Crocs
Something easy to slip on and off, to help keep the inside if your camper clean
Personal Items & Toiletries
Bonus: Hand Sanitizer
When you empty the septic, this is handy for obvious reasons