Finding the perfect gift for the RVer in your life can feel like a daunting task, but don’t worry—we’ve got you covered! As full-time RVers who also spent years RVing casually before hitting the road full-time, we know firsthand what makes life on the road more comfortable, fun, and convenient. We put this guide together with all of that experience in mind, pulling from our favorite products, things that fellow RVers rave about, and items that are lightweight, compact, and made to travel well.
This guide has something for everyone on your list, from seasoned adventurers to RV beginners, work-from-home RVers, RV-loving kids, and even the family pets. With over 80 ideas, you’ll find everything from RV stocking stuffers to gifts for the whole family, gear for outdoor adventures, kitchen must-haves, and thoughtful upgrades. No matter who you’re shopping for or your budget, there’s something here to inspire you.
So, grab a cup of cocoa, get comfy, and let’s dive into the ultimate holiday RV gift guide! We hope it helps make your gift-giving just a little easier—and maybe even adds a few ideas to your own wishlist!
Stocking Stuffer Ideas for RVers
Stocking stuffers are fun, practical little gifts that will make their life on the road smoother and more enjoyable. These small, thoughtful RV stocking stuffer ideas are perfect for anyone who calls an RV home, whether they’re on the road full-time or just escaping for weekend getaways.
Lodge Durable Pan Scrapers– $5.95 (2 pack)
We are big cast iron fans, but there is a learning curve to caring for and cleaning it. One of our must-haves is a set of good cast iron scrapers. The Lodge scrapers are the perfect size to tuck into a stocking.
Grill Lighters– $11.19 (pack of 4)
You can never have too many grill lighters! If you separate out the pack, they’re also the perfect size to fill out a Christmas stocking or split up amongst multiple people.
Bell+Howell ALIENTAPE Nano Double Sided Tape– $15.95 (2 rolls)
Alien tape is reusable, super strong, and sticks to just about anything—perfect for quick fixes or hanging up gear without messing with nails or screws. It’s one of those handy items they’ll wonder how they ever camped without!
Rite in the Rain Pen– $14.50 (pack of 2)
If you’re spending a lot of times outdoors, you’ll need a pen that can keep up. We love Rite in the Rain products! Besides their famous notepads, they also make an all-weather pen that can be used in the rain, snow, and even upside down!
Duke Cannon Big Ass Brick of Soap– $9.99
Duke Cannon’s “Big Ass Brick of Soap” makes for a fun, rugged stocking stuffer, especially for campers who appreciate quality and a little humor. These soaps are massive, last forever, and smell great—plus, they’re inspired by the military, so they’re built for hard-working, outdoorsy folks. Duke Cannon donates a portion of their proceeds to veteran causes and creates products that are proudly made in the USA. Besides their famous soap, they have tons of other great products for anyone in your life.
Pepper Spray Keychain– $9.99
The first time I camped solo I made sure to have pepper spray ready to go on my pack. Pepper spray is a great stocking stuffer for campers because it’s compact, easy to carry, and offers some extra peace of mind in the wild. Whether they’re dealing with sketchy encounters or just want to feel more secure on solo hikes, it’s a practical little gift that shows you care about their safety.
Tire Pressure Gauge– $7.99
Even though we use the TireMinder monitoring system, we like to double-check tire pressures before each big move day. A tire pressure gauge is a super handy stocking stuffer for campers who love road trips. It’s small but essential for keeping those tires in check, especially when they’re heading off the beaten path. Perfect for making sure their adventure rolls smoothly!
Command Hooks– $6-15
Trust me on this one- RVers LOVE Command hooks! Most RVers are afraid to make holes in their camper walls, so hang everything with Command hooks. There are tons of options too- from the simple and basic to more decorative.
Drill Bits– $10-40
I love drill bits as a stocking stuffer for anyone who uses tools. Bits always tend to get lost or break, so it’s always handy to have extras. RVers especially will appreciate having extra sets that live in the camper. There are so many sets out there ranging in price, and many sets come in their own storage case too.
Gerber Paraframe Pocket Knife– $13.42
A pocket knife makes an awesome stocking stuffer for anyone who loves camping—it’s one of those tools they’ll reach for again and again. Whether they’re cutting rope, prepping food, or just need a quick fix around the campsite, it’s like gifting a little piece of adventure they can carry with them wherever they go.
Gift Ideas for Outdoor Adventurers
It’s a good bet that the RVer in your life also likes outdoor adventures. Whether they’re into hiking, backpacking, paddling, or just being outside, our gift ideas for outdoor adventurers covers them all!
Drasry UV Fishing Gloves– $9.99
The last time I bought a new kayak paddle, it gave me bad blisters at first. For Christmas that year I got a pair of paddling gloves and it has made such a difference. The gloves are slightly padded and it makes paddling so much more comfortable- I don’t think I could go back to paddling barehanded.
Scotty Throw Bag– $26.35
Having a throw bag for your canoe or kayak offers a great peace of mind for safety. Whether your giftee paddleson rivers, lakes, or through rapids, a throw bag provides a reliable way to perform water rescues, making it an essential tool for any water-based adventure.
Hiking First Aid Kit– $17.95
A hiking first aid kit is a super practical gift for anyone who loves hitting the trails. It’s one of those things you don’t think you need until you really need it! From blisters to unexpected scrapes, having a kit handy means they’re always prepared for whatever the hike throws at them.
Black Diamond Cosmo 350 Headlamp– $34.95
If you’re shopping for someone who loves hiking, camping, or any outdoor adventure, a good headlamp is a practical gift they’ll actually use. The Black Diamond Cosmo 350 is a compact headlamp that packs a punch with 350 lumens, perfect for lighting up the trail, campsite, or even late-night dog walks. It’s lightweight, easy to use, and has a bunch of lighting modes.
YETI Hopper Flip 12 Portable Soft Cooler– $250
The YETI Hopper Flip Portable Cooler is the ultimate adventure companion, keeping your drinks and snacks cold all day long. YETI’s known for its top-notch quality, and our YETI cooler has been a favorite since we’ve gotten it. We have a larger YETI, but I really like the Hoppers for a more portable option. We saw the new key lime collection in person and it’s such a fun color!
Jetboil Zip Camping Stove Cooking System– $99.96
The Jetboil Zip is the most popular Jetboil out there for a reason—it’s compact, efficient, and super easy to use. Perfect for camping or hiking, it boils water in just over two minutes, so whether you’re making coffee or a quick meal, you won’t be waiting long. Plus, its all-in-one design makes it simple to pack and carry.
Kuju Coffee Pour Over Camping Coffee -$14.99 (pack of 6)
Kuju Pour Over Coffee makes an excellent gift for outdoor enthusiasts who love starting their day with a good cup of coffee, even in the wild. These single-serve pour-overs are lightweight and packable, offering fresh, quality coffee without needing a fancy setup—just hot water and your favorite view!
Sea to Summit Portable Pocket Towel – $21.95 (large)
The Sea to Summit Pocket Towel is a perfect gift for any adventurer who values lightweight and compact gear. It’s super absorbent, quick-drying, and packs down small enough to fit in your pocket—ideal for camping, hiking, or any outdoor trip. There are 4 sizes to choose from and it comes with a handy case for easy packing.
Peak Refuel Backpacking Meals– $13.95-14.95
Backpacking meals, like those from Peak Refuel, are an awesome gift for outdoor adventurers because they’re lightweight, easy to prepare, and pack a ton of flavor. Peak Refuel meals are also packed with protein, making them a great option for refueling after a long day on the trail. There are a ton of options, so consider gifting your adventure lover a variety of flavors.
Gift Ideas for RV Kids
We had a few criteria in mind when thinking of gifts for RV kids- gifts for the campground and small-scale gifts for full-time RV kids with limited space. We also put together a mix of educational and just plain fun gifts for RV kids.
Nature Pocket Guides– $7.95
We’re run a lot of public nature programs over the year and one thing we always suggest for people who want to learn more is to get a few pocket guides. These small foldable guides are perfect for taking on walks with you and include some of the most common species you might encounter. They’re also laminated, which keeps them safe in bad weather and from getting torn in your pocket or bag. A classic started is the trees guide, but kids might also like Animal Tracks or Bugs & Slugs.
Lonely Planet Kids Create Your Own Travel Journal– $13.49
Help your RV kids preserve their memories with this fun DIY travel journal. We particularly like this Lonely Planet one because kids get to be creative- there are prompts for writing, drawing, designing, and more.
Metal Earth Model Kits– $11-18
One consideration when choosing gifts for RV kids is space in the camper. Metal Earth model kits are so cool, but they’re also small and lightweight. Metal Earth kits come as flat sheets, then you punch out and assemble the models. They also have models of everything- vehicles, dinosaurs, and pop culture icons. They also have an architecture line, so this would be a fun way to commemorate places your family visits.
LED Light Strips– $11.98
Little kids and big kids alike love gamer lights. You can get more complex lights and lamps, or a simple strip of LED lights still looks awesome when used to decorate a room or bunk. These LED lights come with a remote for choosing colors and dimming the lights.
Fujifilm Instax– $75.89
For a fun retro gift, we love our Fujifilm Instax camera. Even in the world of smartphone cameras, it’s still fun having an instant physical photo! There are actuallly a few great instant camera options out these days, besidse Instax there’s also the Polaroid Go Mini which has a fun retro look. For little kids, there are instant cameras that print black and white on rolls of paper like the Instant Print Camera for Kids.
Mico Kickboard Scooter– $149.99
A great gift idea for kids who spend a lot of times in campgrounds is a scooter. Smaller than a bike, they’re still a lot of fun! For older kids, consider a scooter like the Razor A3 Kick, or for little kids consider something like the Micro Kickboard.
National Geographic Science Kits– $13.99-59.99
RVing can be a great educational opportunity for kids. While on the road, there’s lots of opportunities to learn about history, science, geography, and more. Fun science kits and activities are a great way to supplement this learning. National Geographic makes great kits like this fun light up rocket one and this glow in the dark science kit.
Frigidaire Mini Fridge– $27.82
A great addition to your RV kid’s space is a mini mini fridge. These small fridges typically fit 6 12 oz cans and will make your kids feel more grown up. Kids can keep their own drinks and snacks safe from siblings, or it’s perfect for kids getting into skincare.
ZIHNIC Folding Bluetooth Headphones– $26.99
Headphones are a lifesaver for RV kids (and parents!) on long travel days. They’re perfect for letting kids enjoy their favorite shows, games, or music without disturbing anyone else, and they also make quiet time in shared spaces way easier. Plus, with comfy headphones, kids can tune in while you focus on the road!
Gift Ideas for RV Families
A big part of the RV lifestyle is family togetherness, so these gift ideas are for the whole family to have fun together. With a mix of indoor and outdoor activities, we’ve kept everything small to fit in an RV.
Collapsible Portable Corn Hole– $36/99
A collapsible cornhole game set is perfect for RV families because it’s lightweight and easy to pack, so it won’t take up much room in the RV. It’s one of those games everyone in the family can jump in and play together, from little kids to grandparents. Plus, it’s great for setting up a little fun at any campsite!
Innova Disc Golf Set- $19.85
A disc golf set is an awesome gift for an RV family! It’s fun for all ages and skill levels, making it the perfect activity for family time outdoors. Plus, all you need are the discs, which are super compact and easy to store in your car, truck, or camper. You can play in parks, campgrounds, or even set up your own targets—instant fun wherever the road takes you!
Brainteaser Puzzles– $9.99-$12.99
Brain teaser puzzles like Kanoodle and Cat Stax are awesome RV-friendly games! They’re small enough to stash just about anywhere and are perfect for a quick mental break or solo play. These puzzles are great for all ages, letting anyone pick them up anytime for a fun challenge that doesn’t need a lot of space or setup—perfect for rainy days or relaxed evenings.
TMY Mini Projector and Screen– $79.99
RV families can enjoy movie night together with this mini projector and screen kit. The screen can be hung up on the side of your RV (just make sure you’re not annoying the neighbors!) or inside if you have a big enough rig. The TMY projector can be used with Bluetooth, HDMI, USB, or AV inputs.
Scatter Wooden Yard Game– $39.99
Yard games are great for RV families who like to play outside in their campsite. We’re especially big fans of wooden yard games and one of our favorites is Scatter. It’s super easy to learn and perfect for all ages and skill sets. It can easily be adjusted for smaller and bigger kids, but still has the same amount of fun for everyone.
JoncAye Pickleball Paddles– $54.90 (set of 4)
Pickleball gear is an awesome gift for RV families because this sport is seriously gaining popularity, and more campgrounds and parks are adding courts. It’s a fun and easy game that’s great for all ages, making it perfect for families on the road. Plus, the paddles and balls are compact, so they won’t take up much space in the RV!
Sky Watcher Heritage 130mm Tabletop Telescope– $229
A small telescope is a fantastic gift for an RV-loving family because it turns any campsite into a stargazing adventure. It’s easy to pack and set up, making it perfect for those clear nights in remote places where light pollution is low. The Sky Watcher Heritage 130mm is a tabletop telescope that’s designed to be beginner friendly.
Jigsaw Puzzles– $9.99-29.99
Jigsaw puzzles are a fantastic way to unwind together in an RV, and Lantern Press makes it even better with their beautiful park and nature-themed puzzles. They have tons of designs that showcase stunning landscapes, wildlife, and iconic destinations, making it easy to find a puzzle that fits your adventures. Plus, their mini puzzles are a great size for RV tables, so you can enjoy a bit of puzzle fun without taking up too much space!
Board Games– $16.70-$34.54
Board games are a must-have for RV families, giving everyone something to enjoy together—whether you’re relaxing outside on a sunny day or staying cozy inside when it rains. Tiny Towns is great for getting everyone’s creativity going as you build your own little town. Morels brings a unique outdoor twist with mushroom foraging, perfect for nature lovers. And Timeline is awesome for some quick, fun rounds of trivia that get everyone thinking. They’re compact, packable, and make every game night memorable!
The Adventure Challenge- Family Edition– $39.99
I’ve gotten a couple different versions of The Adventure Challenge as gifts over the years and they’re a fun way to enjoy unique activities. The book is full of scratch-off challenges and adventures of all types. Their Family Edition is best for kids aged 4-15 and even includes spots to add photos so it’ll be a memento of your family fun.
Gifts for RV Pets
When you’re buying gifts for RVers, don’t forget the furry ones! Our cat Betsey travels full-time with us and was RVing on weekends for a few years before that. We’ve put together this list with her favorites in mind, as well as some ideas for RV dogs too!
Window Perch– $19.99
Our cat Betsey’s absolute favorite thing in our RV is her window perch. We have hers suctioned to the window over the couch and she spends a lot of her time curled up in it. I’m always a little nervous trusting suction cups, but we’ve used this for almost a year now and haven’t had any issues.
Reopet Waterproof Pet Feeding Mat– $8.89
Let’s face it, pets are messy. One way to keep your RV pet’s eating area clean is with a silicone mat. We use this Reopet one for Betsey’s feeding area and especially now that we have carpet it’s a lifesaver. Plus, it comes in a ton of different color options, so you can match your RV decor or just pick your pet’s favorite color.
Electronic Pet Toys– $25-29.98
As much as RVers love their rigs, they usually spend a lot of time out and about exploring. Electronic toys are a great way to help keep an RV cat or dog entertained while their humans are gone. Our cat Betsey loves toys like this Potaroma Hide and Seek Toy. RV dogs might like toys like the PetDroid Interactive Dog Ball, which is even touch activated so they can turn it on themselves!
Camping Themed Pet Toys– $8.97-18.92
RV pets can in on the camping fun too with themed toys! This holiday season consider gifting your RV pet friend some marshmallows, s’mores, a campfire, or even a whole camper!
Puzzle Feeders– $9.99-28.99
Puzzle feeders are an awesome gift for RV cats and dogs—they keep pets entertained and mentally stimulated, which is perfect for days when you’re all hanging out in a smaller space. These feeders slow down eating, helping prevent boredom and giving pets a fun, interactive challenge. They’re also easy to pack, so you can keep your furry friend happy and engaged wherever you go! For cats, we especially like the Catit brand and Betsey uses this Digger one as her everyday dry feeder.
Cathpetic Dog or Cat Car Seat– $35.89
A cat or small dog car seat is a perfect gift for RV pet parents! It keeps pets safe and comfortable while on the road, so they can enjoy the view without roaming around or getting underfoot. Plus, it’s a cozy spot just for them, which helps reduce anxiety during long drives and gives them a sense of security wherever you travel.
For more ideas for travelling with a cat, check out our post Betsey’s Big Adventure: 4 Ways We’ve Traveled with a Cat
Tabcat Cat Tracker Tags– $109.99
Smart tags are a game-changer for RV pets, giving you extra peace of mind on the road. These tags use GPS tracking to help you locate your pet quickly if they ever wander off in an unfamiliar place. They’re especially handy for outdoor-loving cats and dogs, so you can relax knowing your furry friend’s location is just a tap away if they go exploring!
Furbo 360° Camera– $90.95
The Furbo pet camera is an amazing gift for RV pet parents who want to keep an eye on their furry friends while they’re out exploring. It lets you check in on your pet in real-time, talk to them, and even toss them treats from your phone. It’s perfect for peace of mind when you need to step away from the RV and want to make sure your pet is safe and happy.
Gift Ideas for the RV Kitchen
RV kitchens are pretty small, so being thoughtful about the kitchen tools and gadgets you have is important. We chose RV kitchen gift ideas that are lightweight and store small- plus our favorite outdoor cooking setup!
Collapsible Food Storage– $14.99-19.99
Collapsible food storage containers are a fantastic gift for an RV kitchen, especially when space is tight. We have two sets—one rectangle and one round—with different sizes to fit whatever leftovers or snacks we need to store. The collapsible design makes them perfect for small kitchens, saving a ton of space when not in use. Plus, the silicone is lightweight and durable, so no worries about breaking like you would with glass containers!
Collapsible Silicone Colander– $15.99 (set of 3)
A collapsible silicone colander is a must-have for any RV kitchen! It takes up almost no space when folded down, making it easy to store in small cabinets. The silicone material is lightweight and sturdy, so it can handle anything from pasta to rinsing vegetables, without the risk of breaking like traditional colanders. It’s the perfect blend of convenience and practicality for life on the road!
Camp Chef Tailgator Combo– $354.99
There are so many outdoor cooking options for RVing, it can be overwhelming to decide on the best one! We’ve been using and enjoying the Camp Chef Explorer. It’s on the bulkier side of setups, but as long as we take the time to set it up when we get a new campground, we end up using it all the time- especially when it’s too hot to use the stove inside! We have the 2-burner stove, grill box, and flat top. Camp Chef also sells this setup as a combo kit.
See the Camp Chef in action here:
SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker– $88.97
A SodaStream is a fantastic kitchen gift for RVers who enjoy sparkling beverages on the go! It allows you to easily carbonate water and create your own fizzy drinks right in the RV, cutting down on waste from single-use plastic bottles. Plus, it’s compact enough to fit in your RV kitchen and lets you customize flavors, so you can enjoy refreshing drinks without sacrificing space or sustainability while traveling!
PowerLix Handheld Milk Frother– $9.99
One of my favorite non-necessity kitchen gadgets is this mini milk frother. It’s perfect for whipping up fancy drinks like lattes or cappuccinos without needing a big, bulky machine. Small and portable, it easily fits in any kitchen drawer or cabinet, and it’s great for adding a little extra luxury to your mornings on the road.
BrüMate Era 40 oz Tumbler– $44.99
Brumate cups are a stylish and practical gift for RVers, perfect for keeping drinks at the ideal temperature during your adventures. Their popular designs are always changing, so you can find a cup that matches your style or the latest trends. Plus, Brumate is becoming more popular for its quality and functionality, making it a great addition to your RV gear for enjoying everything from coffee in the morning to cocktails by the campfire!
ThermoPro 650 ft Wireless Meat Thermometer– $33.98
A Bluetooth grilling thermometer is a fantastic gift for RVers who love cooking outdoors! It lets you monitor your food’s temperature from your phone, so you can relax around the campsite without hovering over the grill. Perfect for getting that ideal doneness on your meats, and since it’s compact, it’s easy to store in an RV kitchen drawer.
Fingercrat Pure Cotton Everyday Napkins– $19.99 (set of 12)
Cloth napkins make a thoughtful kitchen gift for eco-conscious RVers looking to reduce waste while traveling. Unlike disposable paper products, these reusable napkins are sustainable and can be washed and used again and again, helping to minimize your environmental footprint. They add a touch of style to every meal, whether you’re dining at a campsite picnic table or inside the RV, making them both practical and planet-friendly! With a multicolor pack, everyone in the family can have their own assigned color too.
Gift Ideas for Winter RVing
We’ve survived a polar vortex in our RV, so we learned a lot about winter RVing! These gift ideas for winter RVing include practical gifts for surviving winter in an RV, as well as fun and cozy gifts to enjoy the season.
Camco 25-ft Heated Water Hose– $109.98
A heated hose is an essential gift for winter RVers, ensuring that water flow remains uninterrupted even in freezing temperatures. This handy upgrade prevents your fresh water supply from freezing, so you can enjoy warm showers and stay hydrated no matter how chilly it gets outside. It’s easy to use, simply plug it in and you’re good to go—making winter camping more comfortable and worry-free!
Govee Bluetooth Hygrometer Thermometer Sensor– $27.99 (pack of 2)
One of the best things we did to give ourselves peace of mind during winter was adding temperature sensors underneath our RV. We had two in the underbelly- one near the tanks and one at the edges. These sensors connected to our bluetooth thermometer inside so we could make sure that we never got in the range of our tanks freezing.
Bedsure Oversized Fleece Blanket– $39.99-56.99
A cozy blanket is always a good gift, but if you want to go even farther the Bedsure blanket is 120″x120″, giving you the most cozy for your buck. We love ours- it’s super soft and is big enough for the whole bed, or to share on the couch. Our cat Betsey might even like it more than us, and we now bring it in the truck with us on travel days for her.
BomBombs Hot Chocolate Mix Gift Set– $24.99 (set of 12 flavors)
Your RV friends and family might already have basic hot chocolate mix in their camper, but why not go above and beyond with something a little more special? BomBombs makes fun and unique flavors like French Toast, Bacon, Cookies and Cream, and so much more. Don’t forget to add in all the extras too! If you add fun syrups, marshmallows, and toppings your RV loved ones can set up their own hot cocoa bar.
PELONIS Oil Filled Radiator Heater– $66.58
A good space heater is an absolute game-changer for winter RVing, and we love oil-filled radiator style heaters! They provide a nice, even warmth and are super safe, which is a huge plus when you’re in a cozy space. These heaters make chilly nights feel so much cozier, letting you relax with a warm drink and a good book. Plus, they’re energy-efficient and whisper-quiet, so you can enjoy the peaceful sounds of nature while staying nice and toasty inside your RV!
Looking for more winter RVing gifts and ideas? Check out our full post on Full Time RVing in -10 Degrees: RV Winter Tips & Tricks
Milwaukee Heated Jacket– $219.99
A Milwaukee heated jacket is an awesome gift for winter RVers who want to stay warm while enjoying the great outdoors. These jackets come with built-in heating elements, providing adjustable warmth at the touch of a button, so you can stay cozy no matter how chilly it gets. Plus, they’re stylish and functional, perfect for layering up during winter adventures or just lounging around the campsite. It’s a fantastic way to keep the cold at bay and still enjoy everything winter has to offer.
Mechanix ColdWork FastFit Winter Work Gloves– $19.99
As much as we’d all like to hibernate inside during the cold months, if you’re in an RV there’s still chores to be done and tanks to be dumped. A good pair of winter work gloves will help your RV friend stay comfortable and happy. These Mechanix ColdWork gloves have a water resistant shell over a warm fleece lining, are touchscreen capable, and are meant to be rugged and durable
Gpeng Snowshoes with Trekking Poles– $89.96
Snowshoes are a fantastic gift for winter RVers looking for a fun way to explore snowy landscapes! They’re lightweight and compact, making them easy to store in your RV without taking up too much space. Plus, snowshoeing is a great way to enjoy the outdoors, whether you’re trekking through winter trails or just having a little fun in the snow. It’s the perfect way to embrace the winter season and create unforgettable memories on your adventures!
Gift Ideas for RV Beginners
Our gift ideas for beginner RVers feature some of our favorite products that we think everyone could use! There are so many things to buy when you start RVing, so help give your new RV friends and family a leg up.
Craftsman 57 Piece Tool Set- $54.96
A basic tool kit is an essential gift for RV beginners, providing them with the necessary tools to tackle common maintenance tasks and minor repairs on the road. From screwdrivers to wrenches, having a compact set ensures they’re prepared for any small issues that may arise, helping to make their RV adventures smoother and more enjoyable!
Liquified RV Toilet Treatment– $24.99
When the shitter’s full your black tank can start to smell. One of the essentials for controlling odors and breaking down waste for easy dumping is using an enzyme toilet treatment. Liquified toilet treatment is a favorite among RVers and is even made in Elkhart, Indiana- the RV capital of the world.
GasStop Propane Tank Gauge with Leak Detector– $54.99
The GasStop propane tank gauge and leak detector is a great piece of safety equipment for your RV. Besides measuring the tank’s pressure, it detects leaks and has an automatic shut off for major leaks. It’s super easy to install on your external propane tanks and they also have great customer service! The first unit we ordered was faulty and they were super fast in getting us a new one at no cost to us.
Camco Rhino Portable Camper Waste Holding Tank– $198 (28 gallon)
A portable sewage tank, or toter, is a practical gift for RV beginners to make waste management easier during their travels. It allows them to empty their RV’s holding tanks without needing to find a dump station right away. Compact and easy to use, a toter helps ensure they can handle their waste discreetly and efficiently, making their RV experience more convenient and worry-free!
RV Steering Wheel Check Bands– $13.98
When you’re new to RVing there’s a lot to remember when you’re getting ready to move. The Camco check bands wrap around your steering wheel so you can’t miss a step without noticing. The set comes with 7 pre-labeled bands- vents, antenna, hookups, etc. and two blank ones that you can customize.
Rohent RV Backup Camera– $169.99
A backup camera is a valuable gift for RV beginners, making it much easier to navigate tight spaces and back into campsites with confidence. It provides a clear view of what’s behind the RV, helping to prevent accidents and ensuring safe maneuvering. With this added visibility, beginners can feel more at ease while parking, allowing them to focus on enjoying their adventures without the stress of blind spots!
For a more detailed review of the Rohent backup camera, as well as see what other tech we’ve added to our truck (dash cam, TireMinder system, etc.) check out this post: Reviewing all the Truck Tech We Use as Full-Time RVers
Rubber Wheel Chocks– $34.39 (4 pack)
Wheel chocks are a must-have gift for RV beginners, providing stability and safety when parked on uneven ground. These simple yet effective devices prevent the RV from rolling, ensuring it stays securely in place while setting up camp. They’re easy to use, lightweight, and essential for any RV owner looking to feel more secure when they stop for the night!
Camco RV Large Stabilizer Jack Pads– $16.57
Stabilizer blocks are a great gift for RV beginners, helping to ensure a level and stable setup at any campsite. These handy blocks provide extra support for the RV’s stabilizer jacks, reducing movement and swaying, which enhances comfort while inside. Lightweight and easy to use, stabilizer blocks make it simple for new RVers to create a solid foundation for their home on wheels, allowing them to enjoy their adventures without the worry of rocking or rolling!
Andersen Hitches Camper Leveler System– $85.99
Andersen levels are a must-have for RV beginners looking to achieve a perfectly level setup at their campsite. These innovative leveling tools make it easy to check the level of your RV quickly and accurately, helping to avoid any uncomfortable tilting. Compact and user-friendly, Andersen levels take the guesswork out of leveling, ensuring that new RVers can hit the ground running and enjoy a stable living space during their travels!
Gift Ideas for Work from Home RVers
Remote work is more popular than ever and our gift ideas for digital nomads are perfect for any time of work from home RVer. These products can help upgrade their work set up for ultimate productivity.
Water Resist Desk Pad– $11.11
A desk mat is an excellent gift for full-time RVers who work remotely, providing protection for their desk surface while also serving as a giant mousepad. It creates a smooth, spacious area for typing and navigating, keeping everything organized and tidy. Plus, many desk mats come in stylish designs, adding a touch of personality to their workspace on wheels while enhancing comfort and functionality!
Razer Huntsman Mechanical Keyboard– $159.99
A mechanical keyboard is a fantastic upgrade for remote workers in RVs, offering a satisfying typing experience and enhanced durability. These keyboards provide tactile feedback, which can improve typing speed and accuracy, making long work sessions more enjoyable. Compact options are available, perfect for limited RV desk space, ensuring that full-time RVers can maintain productivity without sacrificing comfort or style!
Lekvey Ergonomic Mouse– $24.99
An ergonomic mouse is a thoughtful gift for full-time RVers working remotely, designed to reduce strain and improve comfort during long hours of use. Its shape promotes a natural hand position, helping to prevent discomfort or fatigue, which is especially important in the confined spaces of an RV. With a range of wireless options available, an ergonomic mouse is perfect for maximizing productivity while ensuring a comfortable workspace on the road!
Rhodia Mouse Mat Notepad– $11.26
A mousepad that doubles as a notepad is a clever gift for remote workers in RVs, combining functionality with convenience. This versatile accessory allows you to easily jot down notes, ideas, or to-do lists while navigating your computer, keeping everything in one compact space. It’s perfect for maximizing limited desk areas, helping full-time RVers stay organized and efficient without cluttering their workspace! (Bonus idea: Rhodia also makes my favorite notebooks!)
Logitech C615 Webcam– $93
A good webcam is essential for remote work and Logitech has long been a solid brand. Josh uses the C615 for video calls almost every day and it’s been great quality. It has 1080p and uses autofocus to keep things crisp and clear.
Laptop Ring Light– $23.99
A ring light for their webcam is a must-have for full-time RVers who want to up their video call game! It gives you that perfect lighting for those remote meetings or virtual hangouts, so you always look your best on screen. Plus, it’s super easy to set up and adjust, making it a great addition to any RV workspace, whether you’re parked at a scenic campsite or just chilling at a rest stop!
SHOKZ OpenRun Open-Ear Bluetooth Bone Conduction Headphones– $129.95
I still don’t fully understand the magic of bone conduction headphones, but they’re amazing. Because there’s nothing over your ears, they’re super comfortable. They’re also great for when you want to listen to something but still be aware of your surroundings. The OpenRuns can last for 8 hours of use before needing charged.
PULIDIKI Keyboard Cleaning Gel– $6.99
Keyboard cleaning goo is a fun and practical gift for full-time RVers who want to keep their workspace tidy! This sticky substance gets into all the nooks and crannies of your keyboard, picking up dust and crumbs with ease. It’s a quick and hassle-free way to keep your setup clean, which is especially handy when you’re working in a compact RV space. Plus, it’s a little satisfying to use—who doesn’t love a good clean-up?
On Air Sign LED Light– $21.50
An “On Air” light-up sign is a fun and practical gift for full-time RVers working remotely, especially during video calls or important meetings. It lets family and friends know when it’s time to be quiet and not disturb you, helping to create a more professional atmosphere in the cozy RV space. Plus, it adds a cool touch to your setup and can be easily turned on and off—perfect for those moments when you need a little peace and quiet!
MagicRaven 17.3″ Portable Monitor– $179.99
The newest addition to our work from home arsenal is the MagicRaven 17.3″ portable monitor. Josh previously had 2 large traditional monitors, but he accidentally broke one during move day. So far he’s loving the portable monitor. It folds up to make it easy to move and store, which is perfect for RV life. For someone who likes to work in their RV, at the picnic table, or in coffee shops it’s the perfect flexible option.
RV Upgrades Gift Ideas
These ideas are for your more seasoned RVer friends and families. These are some of our favorites for upgrades to an RV. Some of these ideas are for replacing basics RVers may already have, and others are new additions to improve quality of life!
Hoover ONEPWR WindTunnel Stick Vacuum– $222.95
For full-time RVers or long-hault travellers, a good vacuum is important for keeping the rig clean. When we went full-time we did a lot of research into finding a small, lightweight vacuum that was strong enough to keep up with everyday life (and cat), but wouldn’t break the bank. We ended up with the Hoover ONEPWR WindTunnel and it’s been great so far. It easily picks up big stuff like spilled cat food, stores easily in our small hall closet, and is easy to clean and maintain.
Ruggable Rugs– $139-239
Ruggable rugs are a fantastic upgrade for your RV, bringing both style and practicality to your space. These innovative rugs are super easy to clean—simply remove the top layer and toss it in the washing machine whenever it needs a refresh. With a wide variety of designs available, you can easily switch out looks by just changing the top layer while keeping the sturdy base in place. They add a cozy touch to your RV while ensuring you have a durable and low-maintenance flooring option for all your adventures!
Oxygenics Fury Showerhead– $36.99
Pretty much all full-timers swear by Oxygenics showerheads. They’re designed to have good pressure while using a RV tanks that have pressure limits. They also have a flow control lever, which is great for when you’re trying to conserve water.
Solo Stove Bonfire Smokeless Fire Pit– $229.99
A Solo Stove smokeless firepit is a luxurious upgrade for any RV enthusiast who loves to enjoy evenings by the fire without the hassle of smoke. While it’s definitely a splurge compared to using the campsite fire ring, the convenience of setting it up anywhere and the clean, smoke-free experience it offers make it worth the investment. You can gather around for cozy campfire vibes without worrying about smoky eyes or smelling like a bonfire, creating the perfect atmosphere for roasting marshmallows or sharing stories under the stars!
Philips SmartSleep Sunrise Simulation Alarm Clock– $108.95
If you’re a fulltime RVer, you probably still need to get up for work. We’ve been using a Philips sunrise simulation alarm clock for years now and it is so worth the price. Instead of a blaring sound jolting you awake, this clock slowly wakes you up by simulating a sunrise. It’s a much gentler and more natural wake up and is a lot healthier than using a traditional alarm clock.
MICRO-AIR EasyTouch Digital WiFi or Bluetooth Thermostat- $259
A Bluetooth thermostat is a great upgrade for RVers who want to maintain the perfect temperature while on the go. With the ability to control your RV’s heating and cooling systems from your phone, you can easily adjust the climate before you even step inside. This convenience not only enhances your comfort but also helps manage energy usage efficiently, making it a smart choice for anyone looking to optimize their RV experience!
Flexzilla Water Hose– $39.98 (50 ft.)
Flexzilla water hoses make an awesome upgrade gift for RVers because they’re lightweight, super flexible, and easy to coil—even in cooler weather. Plus, they’re drinking water safe, so you don’t have to worry about any weird aftertastes in your coffee or water bottle. They’re built to last, making them a practical and thoughtful gift that any RVer will appreciate.
Wyze WiFi Security Camera– $19.98
Security cameras for your RV are a smart upgrade that provides peace of mind while you’re parked and exploring. They help monitor your surroundings and can alert you to any unusual activity, ensuring your home on wheels stays safe. With options for both indoor and outdoor use, these cameras are easy to install and can often be monitored right from your smartphone, making them a valuable addition for any RV owner looking to enhance security on the road.
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