Christmas gifts for the RVer under $100.00

I don't know if I can get one for under 100 bucks but, I would like to have a backup camera.

We ask for Michigan and Indiana State park passes from our parents. That way they know they are getting us something that gets used and we save $$$ on our weekly camping trips. Maybe your favorite parks have something similar.

Tank of gas...oh wait, you said under $100.

Don't think I'll get my new trailer under the tree either but I keep checking the web for a deal SHE can't refuse!!!!!!

P.S.-If you can convince her I'll let you drive it around the block once or twice! :B

If you happen to see my wife, remind her that I've hinted that this
would be a nice Christmas present for me for at least most of the 27 years we've been married...yet haven't found it under our tree or parked in front of the house on Christmas morning YET!

But admittedly it's not under $100.00!



So far...just telling her "I love you", "You can drive it every once in a while too", "It's tax deductable if we use it for business", "when I die you can give it to the Church" and "everytime I drive it I'll think of you" hasn't worked!

Because we just purchased our new Outback less than 3 months ago, and we've already got everything imaginable under the sun, we've decided to replace some of the items in the camper we've been using for the last 3 RV.

So, for Christmas, here's a few items we're getting each other for the camper:

New dishes (something that looks nice but is not breakable),new pots and pan, new cups, new coffee mugs, new blankets, bed spread, sheets, pillows, and pillow covers. Throw rugs and new clothing, 100% dedicated for the camper. I figure we'll end up spending about $500 or so.

We got new silverware this last summer. Actually, it came from a yard sale. It's all stainless steel with really nice ornate decorations in the handle. The entire set for everything, a complete 12 piece service with all the additional silverware service ... $20! We couldn't believe the price, so snatched it up. We were going to put it in the house, but decided it was so much nicer than what we had in the house, we'd put it in the camper. This was when we still had our Springdale.

Other "replacement" items I'm looking at are brand new garden hoses. We just got new sewer hoses when we got the new Outback.

So this is our list for Christmas!

We got two things that we used for RVing-an EZ pass turnpike thingy, and our Smart Phones. The smart phones have replaced our camera, GPS, music, books, weather radio, flashlight, level, police scanner, astronomy guide, etc. Not necessarily under $100, unless you go with a contract.

A nice tire pressure gauge 0-160 PSI for $61.40

I have had one for a number of years and it sure makes it nice to gauge our expensive truck tires and air bags

Digital Tire Gauge

A good quality water regulator.