SET-UP ITEMS
We are not sponsored by any of the products below. However, we have used all these products during our camping adventures. Many of these products we still use today. Products that failed us will not be listed nor will we ever recommend them to you. All of these recommended products were purchased by us with our own personal funds.
Wheel chocks are a must. And do yourself a favor do not buy the cheap plastic ones at Walmart, they will fail. Solid rubber wheel chocks are very important.
These levelers will make your camping set up so much easier. You simply pull or back into your site, put these under tires and pull forward or backwards until you are level from side to side. Then simply use your hitch jack to level your camper from front to back. Gone are the days of using wood blocks and taking repeated attempts to level your rig. These have reduced couples arguments during set up trust me we know lol.
RV Leveling Blocks can be stacked to level the RV at the height you need, and can also be used for trailer jacks, stabilizers, and other purpose. These leveling blocks are made of Polypropylene materials with anti-UV aging additives, and increased density and thickness of the structure. We use these under our stabilizers to prevent them from sinking into the sand, mainly because we do a lot of beach camping in Florida.
Its very important that your pull behind is level, especially if you have a absorption (gas/electric) fridge. Regardless its important for your camper to level, for your slides, doors, etc. You do not need a fancy leveling system a simple level like this one is what we used for years.
Have you ever wondered where the most level spot of your site may be. This takes the guess work out of and makes leveling a lot easier. You can use the app from the comfort of your truck to find the perfect spot.
2 – way radios are very important when backing or pulling through your campsites. You have another person guide you back watching for low tree limbs and your RV swing. They are also important in areas that do not have cell service. The purpose of going camping is to get away. Many of the places that we go do not have cell service. These are great to have in case of an emergency and/or to monitor weather situations with the NOAA radio. These have 11 weather stations with a
We don't like to play around when it comes to flashlights. And I don't want to have to ask the question of how old the batteries are. We have one of these in every vehicle and several in the camper. They work in the rain and we keep them charged up. Ours are over 5 years old and still working fine. In fact we use some them every single day.
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