Top RV Hacks: 10 Tips and Tricks to Make Life Inside Your RV Easier
Every so often we share with you a tip, trick, life hack, or fact we’ve learned over the years to make traveling, RVing, or making memories with your family just a little bit easier.
For many people, their RV is more than just a mode of transportation - it's their home on the road. And just like at home, having a few tips and tricks up your sleeve can make your time on the road more enjoyable and efficient. Whether you're traveling in an RV, travel trailer, or van, you have limited space and resources, so it's essential to be creative and resourceful with your storage and organization. You want to make sure that your living space is comfortable and organized so that you can relax and enjoy your time on the road.
Hang a Small Dry Erase Board in Your RV - One of the best things you can do to stay organized in your RV is to have a small dry-erase board hung up somewhere visible. This board can come in handy for a variety of purposes, such as jotting down local phone numbers, grocery lists, meal plans, or even a must-see list for your trip. Plus, it's easy to update and reuse, saving you time and effort. Use 3M Command Strips to attach it to nearly any wall in your camper.
Use Space-Saving Containers and Organizers - The limited space in an RV requires you to be creative with your storage solutions. To make the most of your space, use space-saving containers and organizers. For example, you can use collapsible silicone food containers, hanging baskets, collapsible storage bins, hanging shoe organizers, or over-the-door organizers to keep things organized and easy to access.
Invest in Multi-Purpose Items - Multi-purpose items are essential for RV living. Look for items that can serve more than one purpose, such as a folding table that can be used as a dining table or a workspace, a sofa that can be converted into a bed, or a stovetop cutting board that can double as a countertop.
Upgrade Your RV Mattress - If you spend a lot of time in your RV, you know how uncomfortable the standard mattress can be. Upgrading your RV mattress is an investment worth considering. Look for a mattress that provides adequate support and comfort, and consider adding a memory foam topper to make your sleeping experience even more luxurious. Add these adorable sheets to complete your space!
Keep Cleaning Supplies Handy - Keeping your RV clean is essential for your health and comfort on the road. To make cleaning more convenient, keep your cleaning supplies handy and easily accessible. You can store them in a caddy or a small container that you can easily carry around.
Add Personal Touches - Your RV is your home away from home, so why not make it feel like one? Adding personal touches, such as photos, favorite candles, and unique artwork can make your RV feel more inviting and cozy. Consider also adding some greenery, like succulents, which are low-maintenance and can add a pop of color.
Optimize Your Storage Space - Maximizing your storage space is critical in an RV. To make the most of your storage, use organizers such as stackable storage bins or drawer dividers. You can also use under-bed storage containers or hanging organizers to free up floor space.
Create a Cozy and Comfortable Space - Just because you're on the road doesn't mean you can't have a cozy and comfortable space. Adding throw pillows, blankets, and rugs can make your RV feel more like home. You can also add some wall decor or photos to give your space a personal touch.
Upgrade Your Lighting - Many RVs come with harsh, bright lighting that can be too intense for relaxation. Consider upgrading your lighting with warmer, softer bulbs or adding some ambient lighting, like string lights, to create a cozy, inviting atmosphere. These little vintage lanterns are so cute, we have them and they add a little something special to your space.
Keep an RV Toolkit Handy - Finally, make sure you have a well-stocked RV toolkit on hand. This should include essential tools, like a hammer, screwdrivers, and pliers, as well as spare fuses, duct tape, and a tire pressure gauge. Having a toolkit handy can help you quickly and easily address any minor repairs or issues that may arise on the road.
These are just a few tips and tricks for inside your RV that can help you make the most of your space and time on the road. By being creative with your storage solutions, investing in multi-purpose items, and keeping your cleaning supplies handy, you can make your RV feel more like home. And by creating a cozy and comfortable space, you can make your time on the road more enjoyable.
