There are many newbies that have just entered into the RV lifestyle thanks to the pandemic.
Before heading out on that first camping trip with the new rig, there's a few things that The Manual considers "essentials" that newbies should buy first.
Most of the items on the list I can agree with, others not so much. I am surprised that they didn't include a fresh water hose and sewer hose. Without either, how are people going to get fresh water into their fresh water tank (or water to the RV from the spigot) and dump their holding tanks?
Naturally, "essential" lists are subjective, but one should look over the list and decide for themselves what they really need. The stuff in the above photo is what I consider essential.
The begins with:
Buying your first RV can be overwhelming. Then there’s towing your camper, learning to park and back up, and setting up once you get where you’re going. That first outing can feel just as stressful, but with the right gear, it doesn’t have to be. We’re not talking about frilly gadgets like fairy lights and portable pizza ovens (though those are important too). This list is an honest roundup of the essentials you really need to keep your RV safe, comfortable, and clean. These are the essentials every new RV owner should buy before their first big trip.
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