Things we love

We use these to wrangle our growing collection of trucker hats, sun hats, and all the “souvenir headwear” we somehow keep picking up on the road. They turn your hats into easy-to-grab decor. Functional and fun—just the way we like it.

This blanket is 15lbs, and I love using it on the couch when watching movies.

These are great because they are stackable, so we can save space when needed.

We always keep a roll of this in the RV. It’s perfect for hanging lightweight stuff without drilling into the walls.

We’ve been using this soap for a long time, even when had our house. It has zero smell after your clothes are washed. I love the quote on the bag “If you want flowers, go pick some.” 

In an RV, you can’t just leave a half-finished puzzle on the table and walk away—but this roll-up mat solves that. It’s perfect for working on puzzles in small spaces, then rolling them up safely when it’s time to move or eat. Puzzle lovers, this one’s a must-have for the road!

This is one of those behind-the-scenes essentials that protects your rig. We appreciate that it’s adjustable, features a built-in gauge, and includes a screen filter to catch debris. It gives us peace of mind when hooking up to unfamiliar campground water, no surprise pressure spikes messing with our lines! Bonus, it helps a less painful experience with the bidet. HAHA! 

These collapsible storage crates have officially earned their keep in our RV. They’re perfect for everything from grocery runs to organizing gear, drinks, books, or tools. We use them on move days to collect all the loose items that need to be stashed quickly — then, once everything’s back in its place, they collapse flat and slide right under the couch.

 

These velvet hangers are great for our tiny RV closet. They’re slim but sturdy, with a non-slip surface that actually keeps clothes in place.

This ottoman is perfect for holding our shoes. We have a smaller square one as well.

Another favorite smell. 

We love using space heaters and our fireplace when hooked up to electricity instead of our propane. 

If you’re traveling with a firearm, this compact safe is a reliable choice for keeping things secure while remaining accessible. It fits a pistol and a spare mag, and tucks away neatly. Great for RVers who want peace of mind without bulky gear.

This slow cooker was made for life on the road. With a spill-proof locking lid, wide base to prevent tipping, and a built-in handle, the Presto Nomad Traveling Slow Cooker is perfect for RV travel days, campground potlucks, or tailgating. The removable, PFAS-free porcelain pot is easy to clean, and we love the clever extras — like the spoon holder, dry erase board for labeling meals, and built-in cord storage. 

We added a bidet to our RV bathroom and haven’t looked back. It cuts way down on toilet paper (huge win for tank life), feels cleaner, and honestly just makes sense when you’re living on the road. Simple install, big upgrade.

Smells awesome! 

We mounted these on the inside of our bathroom door—one near the top and one near the bottom—and they’ve been a game changer for keeping our broom and mop in place. No more clanking or crashing noises every time we hit a bump! Super easy to install, and they actually hold strong, even on travel days.

These are a must for RV living—no nails, no damage, and they actually hold up. We’ve used them to hang lightweight frames. Tip: Take out the glass in frames and replace with plexiglass in case they fall and black. 

When you’re living tiny, there’s just not a lot of room for shelves full of books—and that’s where the Kindle Paperwhite really shines. With its glare-free screen and weeks of battery life, it’s perfect for reading inside the rig or outside under the awning. We each have one (yep, even the kids!), and it’s been a game changer for roadschooling, quiet time, and late-night reading without needing extra lights or space.

A USA + Canada sticker map is one of our favorite things on the RV—it’s like a visual scrapbook of everywhere we’ve been. Every new state feels like a little celebration!

We added this solar flagpole light to our setup, and it’s one of those little upgrades that make a big impact. It shines bright and keeps our flag lit all night long—no wiring or switches needed.

We love this thing—especially for Thanksgiving. It’s our go-to for juicy, no-fuss turkey without taking up oven space in the RV. Set it up outside, let it do its thing, and enjoy a holiday feast without the stress.

We love these lanterns for nights around camp, especially in spots with tough ground where stakes just won’t cut it. They’re super versatile—you can set them on the table, leave them by the door, or hang them in a tree for that cozy, flickering glow. Plus, they’re solar-powered and waterproof, which means one less thing to plug in or worry about.

This is my favorite camping chair! It’s so comfortable.

If you get the chair, you need the stool for extra relaxation.

We love these glasses because they cover your lost, broken, or damaged shades for any reason. And they are awesome! They fit well and look great.

I have a prescription pair, and the prescription was perfect.

This bag is perfect for being a tourist. I like it because my camera will hook on the strap nicely, and it holds more than a purse. I like how my other bag feels on my back for longer trips, but this is perfect for day trips or car exploring.  

This scope is great for seeing wildlife. We also have a Phonescope that allows us to use our phone and take photos. 

We keep this little guy in our daytrip bag, and it’s come in handy more times than we can count. It’s USB rechargeable, so no need to carry around fuel or matches. 

This is great for grabbing my phone and other easy things when I have no pockets or purse.

This has been my go-to purse since 2020—and I’m still obsessed. It’s lightweight, compact, and just big enough for the essentials. The anti-theft features give extra peace of mind when we’re out exploring new areas, and the crossbody style keeps it comfy and hands-free. After years on the road, it’s still holding up like a champ—definitely one of my favorite travel finds.

Tony and I use these in our bags. We like the big opening and the dust cover. The price is good as well. 

A super comfy bag for longer hikes. 

This is a MUST if you have kiddos and do long road trips or Jeep trails. We’re not going to lie even Tony, and I have used this multiple times. HAHA!

If you travel with a dog, this little gadget is a lifesaver. The MudBuster makes it super easy to clean muddy paws before your pup tracks dirt all over the RV. Just add a little water, insert a paw, give it a twist, and clean feet without the mess. We keep ours right by the door for quick cleanups after hikes or rainy campgrounds.

We put this sticker on the outside of the RV, just-in-case of an emergency and we’re not home. 

This bowl has been a total win for RV life—no spills, no splashes, even while we’re on the move. It stays put on travel days. It’s stainless steel, easy to clean, and a must-have for life with dogs on the road.

We’ve tried a few ways to pack dog food on the road, but this Kurgo Kibble Carrier is hands-down the winner. It holds up to 5 pounds of food, rolls down like a dry bag to save space, and keeps kibble fresh and contained—no spills in the storage bin! Perfect for camping trips and long travel days.

The Benebones keep them busy without shredding into a million pieces, and they hold up way longer than most toys we’ve tried. Made in the USA and perfect for dogs under 60 lbs.

We have two tie-out cables clipped to the Jeep for quick stops and desert setups. It’s an easy way to give the dogs some freedom while keeping them close and secure—no stakes needed. 

We love this little guy. Tiny and fits in our hiking bag pockets and is quick to get into the air. 

This clip is a total game-changer for hikes and exploring. It locks your camera right onto your backpack strap, so it’s secure but ready to grab in a second—no digging through bags or missing the shot. 

This is the best case—it holds everything we need but doesn’t add any bulk.