What do you keep in your RV?

X8!
We pack After the last trip! Cloths go in the house and returned and propane is refilled. Non Perishable food stays, cloths for all seasons, we do have duplicates of several things we need in the trailer.
Makes last minute trips much easier!

When we leave the house we take the food in the fridge and depending on us going north or south, we add some clothes.
We keep clothes, linen and dry goods in the MH all the time.

NO FOOD.
No cans, no boxes, no plastic containers. Zip Zero food stored in anything! :B

I remove food items, any liquids that could freeze and some of my clothing. I have some dedicated clothing such as gloves, hats, cold weather gear and my backup pair of boots. I do remove underwear, socks and T shirts for every day use. In order to avoid frequent Laundromat stops, I have at least 30 sets of underwear and socks and close to that many T shirts. It just does not seem to be necessary to leave all of that in the camper when it only takes a couple of minutes to move it back and forth. I keep a box in the basement for all of the liquid items that I remove from the camper so I don't need to remember what I need.

I'm also one of those!! The RV stays fully stocked with everything we could need for at least two weeks (clothes, dry goods, emergency rations, canned foods, etc) except the frozen and cold foods. We cannot keep the rig at home (thanks to local city regulations) so for a planned trip it is at home o'night to cool the fridge / freezer and next morning load the cold stuff and GO!!

There is ONE exception...I keep a list in priority order of the things we need to take from home if it is a panic departure - SHTF, Katrina, etc. You too should have such a list and hope you never need it! Important papers and other stuff from the safe (cash), prescription meds and their papers, etc. Make-up your own list and then see how long it will take to 'get out'a Dodge'! Anything after 30 minutes gets left behind!! Think about it and (in the words of my old Scoutmaster): "Be Prepared"!!

Pretty much stocked as a fully self-contained second home which is how we use it. Other than perishables and laundry, everything else stays onboard even while winterized. Parked in our side yard when not on the road it is always hooked to shorepower, during camping season fridge is stocked and running 24/7 making it easy to just get up and go on a moments notice.

Same as above. Only perishables need to be stocked. We have a residential fridge now so we can start and load the fridge only hours before we leave.

What they said.

Agreed, we have it fully stock at all times. Carry the cold food out of the house, carry back in to house when back home.

Everything I need except food