RV Camping Checklist

First aid kitInclude bandages, antiseptic, pain reliever, tweezers, and any personal medications.

Headlamp or flashlight + extra batteriesHands-free lighting is a game-changer after dark.

Multi-tool or pocket knifeCutting rope, opening packages, minor repairs.

Sun protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses)UV exposure adds up fast outdoors.

Insect repellentDEET, picaridin, or natural alternatives depending on preference.

Water bottles or hydration reservoirPlan at least 2 liters per person per day.

Weather-appropriate clothing layersNever trust a single forecast — pack for swings.

Rain jacket or ponchoStaying dry prevents hypothermia even in mild temps.

Toiletries & toilet paperInclude wet wipes and hand sanitizer.

Trash bagsPack it in, pack it out. Leave no trace.

Maps / offline navigationCell service is unreliable in many campgrounds.

Camp chairs (optional but loved)Folding chairs around the fire = comfort.