Things I'll need to buy

There is many little items that you should pick up if you do not have them
Good quality drinking water hose, Walmart has a nice blue one pressure regulator these are nice Water regulator
You should get an electrical adapter that goes from normal 30 amp to 15/20 for use at home and a 50 male to 30 amp female for occasional use on the road
A good quality sewer hose with elbow such as the Rhino available at Walmart.
You should have some type of stabilizers. No sure if your rig has them.
Wheel chocks and some way of leveling the rig.

At least 2 heavy duty (Camco) wheel chocks
1 White Water Drinking Hose
Rhino-Flex sewage hose
Progressive Industries Surge Protector (lifetime warranty)
Water pressure regulator

Tire pressure gauge
Bedding
Boards or blocks for leveling
Wheel chocks

If you look at the bar across the top of your page: "newest", "active", "popular", click on the next one-"RVing FAQ". there is a list on the next page that comes up that has been compiled of suggested items for easier RVing.

bamcote wrote:
If you look at the bar across the top of your page: "newest", "active", "popular", click on the next one-"RVing FAQ". there is a list on the next page that comes up that has been compiled of suggested items for easier RVing.

I will do that! Thanks!

Still appreciate anything anyone has to add... Sometimes you just forget about the small stuff!

I put my RV on the road in May of last year, so I only have one season under my belt. I've forgotten lots of stuff - and it's always the little stuff.

I'll bring bacon and eggs, but no spatula. Or salt and pepper.

Adult beverages, no bottle opener or cork screw.

Bedding, but forgot the pillows.

Soft drinks, no cups.

Stuff like that - the list in the FAQ is good but you'll tailor your own over time. You'll find that some stuff you can leave in there for next trip, while other stuff needs to be put on the pre-trip checklist. We use big laundry baskets to lug stuff from the house to the RV (and back).

Don't bother to buy special toilet paper.

I keep some spices and other stuff in my RV at all times. And microwave popcorn, oatmeal, and a couple of other fast to make side dishes, in the event I forget something.

Once my neighbor came over for some vanilla, they where making french toast, and wanted some. I also had cinnamon.

Once I was camping 20 miles from nowhere high in the Sierra mountains, and did not have a can opener. This was back in 1992, well before soup cans can be opened with a lever. . . I did not even have a old style can opener (the kind to make a triangle punch into a fruit can to drain it.

Have fun camping!

Fred.

First Aid Supplies: BandAids Ace Bandage, antibiotic cream, peroxide or alcohol, tube of Benadryl, anything else you use at home for cuts, etc.
Extra sewer hose. Sometimes the sewer outlet takes more hose.
X 2 on the can opener.
I carry 2-25' water hoses and 1-10' water hose.
Lynx levelers or I have 4- 2x18 boards, beveled on each end.
Broom
door mat
I keep 4 Corelle plates, 2 Corelle bowls, but mostly use paper plates/bowls/cups.
Basic tool kit... DUCT TAPE & WD40 (or silicone spray)
Cable for cable hook-up at campground

Our camper is so well stocked after 5 years, we run out of stuff in the main house and go to the camper for back up.

Don't stress your self. trying to be the perfect camper. just relax and have FUN!

Beer!