RV Christmas ideas under $25?

mayo30 wrote:
A nice bottle of domestic cooking vodka.

With ONE straw!! For testing of course.

If they have a Keurig coffeemaker, a box of their coffee pods.
A small George Foreman Grill with removeable grilling plates.
A set of wine stoppers/wine pourers.

my sister who is new to rving i bought her a gift card at camping world that way she can get what she needs not what i think she needs

For a person that does their own repairs or even just arrives at the campground after dark, an LED headlamp is a great item that puts light where you need it and gives you both hands free to work.

Gift cards from stores with many locations would be welcome and don't require storage. Consider gift cards to restaurants and coffee shops. There are gift cards for hair care and pedicures. Items that need replacement sometimes are heavy duty flashlights, towels, and new pillows. If they travel, they might appreciate timers for the house when they are gone, a Thermos to keep the coffee warm, special cups for traveling the road, or reading lights. Happy shopping!

(Actually, we travel with firepit tongs and a poker that came from a yard sale. I always feel a little silly, but trust me, there are no sticks lying around in the desert to use in the firepit to work the fire.)

I love the idea of cute coasters, but haven't seen any recently. Do any of you have/use those collapsible bowls or measuring cups etc.? Do they work as advertised?

Merrykalia wrote:
The best RV related present I have ever received (other than my first popup, a present from the DH) was my firepit tongs. They are extra heavy duty and about 48" long so you don't have to get close. It is great to pick up logs and move them around. They were less than $50, but I don't remember where they got them. I think it was Cabela's

Welding gloves are under $25 (I think) and just as effective. (Says someone who has never had tongs)

Something I got one year as a gift was a set of coasters that have a pic of a vintage RV & car on them from CW. They were less than $10. I just thought they were so cute I bought another set to give another RVing friend for a gift!

How about a camp ground directory or Next Exit. You could probably get both for $25.

Small pair of binoculars~