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If you're hitting the road in an RV this summer (hopefully with a pit stop in Ree Drummond's hometown!), you're going to want the best RV accessories to outfit your ride.
More people are trying out RVs than ever before. Shipments spiked 79% from 2020 to 2021, and a recent Go RVing survey found that interest in RVs has increased 26% over the last decade, thanks in part to millennials' increased interest in camping and outdoor activities. These road trip-friendly vehicles are ideal for long rides and typically include a kitchen, a bathroom, and at least one sleeping facility.
Although it's exciting, planning an adventure in your RV can also feel daunting—and if you're a first-timer, you might be wondering what you even need for your ride. There are so many RV accessories on the market, but it's best to start with the essentials. Some of the most popular items favored by the pros—like a sewage hose, portable battery, and an Instant Pot—will get you on the road in no time. And don't forget to pack lots of road trip snacks!
Kitchen space is limited in an RV, making an Instant Pot the perfect investment. You can sauté, steam, slow cook, and more with just one appliance.
Channel your inner Girl Scout and always be prepared! This kit includes everything you might need in the event of an emergency or breakdown. You'll find heavy-duty jumper cables, an emergency blanket, a roadside warning sign, and 107 other must-haves.
This 200-watt portable power station includes multiple USB ports and an AC outlet. You can also use it as a generator for solar panels!
This shower head uses less water than traditional ones to conserve water. Reviewers note that it still has impressive water pressure!
Upgrade your drinking water with this handy filter. It'll keep sediment out of your H2O when you attach it to a water hose.
If you're going on a summer road trip, you'll want to keep your car cool. This insulator fits snugly into RV vents to keep heat and sunlight out—making it handy for sensitive sleepers!
Anyone who owns an RV will tell you that a sewer hose is one of the most important investments you can make. This kit compresses to just 56 inches for easy storage.
Deep cradles and grooves are necessary to keep your sewer hose supported when you're connecting your RV to a dump station. The convenient storage handle makes this support a cinch to stow away.
This toilet treatment digests waste and tissue paper so you don't have to worry about clogs. Each drop-in treats 40 gallons of water!
Don't make the mistake of buying regular ol' Charmin for your trip. This special two-ply toilet paper dissolves quickly, making it ideal for RVs.
This tank rinser is easy to connect to your RV's sewer outlet, and has a clear plastic tube so you can easily see how much liquid is coming out.
A wheel chock will keep your vehicle in place while you're parked, to avoid any runaway disasters. You can also purchase a version with a rope for easier handling.
If you don't want to camp with electric hookups, solar panels are a great alternative. (Not to mention they're eco-friendly!) These panels are foldable. so you can take them on the go.
Consider this step rug a placemat for your home! It'll keep dirt, mud, and more unwelcome guests outside of your trailer.
These leveling scissor jacks hold up to 5,000 pounds, and can adjust up to 24 inches. Use them to raise, level, and stabilize your camper. (Note: This price is for a pack of two!)
These stabilizing pads prevent your jacks from sinking into the ground. One more thing you don't have to worry about!
Keep your RV looking squeaky clean! You can use this multi-purpose kit with or without water to wash or wax your vehicle.
If your RV doesn't include a built-in outdoor ladder, you'll need to purchase one to clean the outside of your van. This collapsible version will hardly take up any room in your mobile home.
RV beds aren't exactly known for being the comfiest. Invest in a foam mattress topper to get some zzz's while you're on the road.
If you're a coffee lover like Ree, a good cup of joe is essential wherever you are—even on the road! This tiny-but-mighty machine brews American-style coffee, espresso, and cold brew.
Audrey is the assistant editor at Food Network Magazine and The Pioneer Woman Magazine.
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