Tell us what we need

a tool set. screwdrivers, with square drive (robertson) phillips and flat. water pressure regulator Tire pressure guage, wrenches, torque wrench with sockets if you have alum. wheels, allen keys, elec. tape, duct tape, multimeter, utility knife, assorted screws, bolts, awning deflappers, picnic table cover and clips. That is about half of it.
25' to 100' rg 6 catv cable, w/ couplings, water & waste hose minimum the length of your unit, power cable extension cord, particularly if your power inlet is on the rear of your unit.
Assorted lumber for leveling blocks. Forget the expensive breakable plastic stackers.
Keep in mind to have one leveling jack in contact with ground in case of elec. ground fault or static.

a small but nice BBQ grill?

and of course all the stuff that goes with it.

We like to use a fan in the fridge. We keep our sewer hose in a tote. We also carry a small knife sharpener, toilet paper, paper towels, and a cutting board. We carry a small table and a first aid kit. We have a coax cable for the TV and extra washers for the hoses. If you have a pet, bowls, food, and poop bags are nice. Lastly, we keep WD-40 and grease for the hitch.

For the most part it only hurts once....

With your nice rig, one of these might be in order as well.

http://www.progressiveindustries.net

The EMS version.

Have fun!

After 30 years and a variety of campers my list would overload available bandwidth.

Actually, that would be DW's list.

OldShu wrote:
Kind of depends on what kind of camping but a few thoughts.

Grill, charcoal and starter.

Basic tool set (https://www.amazon.com/Crescent-CRESCENT-Mechanics-Tool-Set/dp/B00DKYBS0O/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1491361623&sr=8-2&keywords=crescent+170+piece+tool+set ), hammer, elec. tape, DUCK TAPE, Fuses. Make sure you have a jack/lug wrench that can work with the 5er in case you need to change a tire.

Shovel, I use the collapsable military style.

Hose bandit, Y connector for CG hose bib, a extra hose with a sprayer, hose washers. It great for hosing kids and dogs off and keeps the water puddle away from the 5er.

Small air compressor for those low tires and get one that can fill inflatables.
I use items from the Royobi one + series. Compressor, lights, radio.

Gray and Black tank chem. I use the GEO method. A clear section for the sewer hose so you can see when the black tank water is running clear. 90 degree elbow and donut.

Axe and a saw (Seven Saw) for takeing care of the wood that may be needed to purchased at the CG or when boondocking. A hunting style knife.

Rope. Bright orange para cord works well and is high vis. so no one hangs themselves or trips.

Disposable rubber gloves for dealing with the tank dumping.

Binoculars. Flashlight(s) and/or the head mounted style.

Off

DVDs/ games incase of inclement weather.

Broom and dustpan. A swifer mop.

All I can think of off the top of my head.

Happy camping and safe travels!!

This is a good list.

Keep them coming. It's getting expensive.

mrw8i wrote:

donn0128 wrote:
Truck and trailer?

^^^

Signature fella's

donn0128 wrote:
Truck and trailer?

^^^

Kind of depends on what kind of camping but a few thoughts.

Grill, charcoal and starter.

Basic tool set (https://www.amazon.com/Crescent-CRESCENT-Mechanics-Tool-Set/dp/B00DKYBS0O/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1491361623&sr=8-2&keywords=crescent+170+piece+tool+set ), hammer, elec. tape, DUCK TAPE, Fuses. Make sure you have a jack/lug wrench that can work with the 5er in case you need to change a tire.

Shovel, I use the collapsable military style.

Hose bandit, Y connector for CG hose bib, a extra hose with a sprayer, hose washers. It great for hosing kids and dogs off and keeps the water puddle away from the 5er.

Small air compressor for those low tires and get one that can fill inflatables.
I use items from the Royobi one + series. Compressor, lights, radio.

Gray and Black tank chem. I use the GEO method. A clear section for the sewer hose so you can see when the black tank water is running clear. 90 degree elbow and donut.

Axe and a saw (Seven Saw) for takeing care of the wood that may be needed to purchased at the CG or when boondocking. A hunting style knife.

Rope. Bright orange para cord works well and is high vis. so no one hangs themselves or trips.

Disposable rubber gloves for dealing with the tank dumping.

Binoculars. Flashlight(s) and/or the head mounted style.

Off

DVDs/ games incase of inclement weather.

Broom and dustpan. A swifer mop.

All I can think of off the top of my head.

Happy camping and safe travels!!

Truck and trailer?