We have downsized from our Fiver to a small travel trailer . Just wondering how you guys in these smaller rigs store your water hose . Our TV is a pickup so most of our basement stuff will be in Rubbermaid boxes in the box of the truck . Just wondering if anyone has come up with a genius way of storing those unruly things .

I just coil it up, screw the ends together and stuff it in the front compartment of my little 22' TT.. It also has the green hose and all kinds of other stuff up there too..I have 2 15' white hoses and 1 25' green hose and they are the least of my storage space??Anyway, good luck!Mitch

Coil it up and put it in the front compartment on the drivers side. I put all that stuff (except sewer hose) in there: leveling blocks, tools, chocks, hoses, electrical extension cord, TV cable, etc.I used to screw the ends together until I just have got some dirt or something in the hose and when I took it out it was all moldy. Now I just make sure it's drained and put it away.We went from a fiver to a smaller trailer (not as small as yours). Best move I made. I love it.

Handi-Hose , flat hose on a reel in 25-50 ft lengths. The only time you need to store it is when your traveling, keep it in the shower or under the dinette if you do not have outside storage. There is room under the rear seat of the truck. I keep 2 extra round hoses 25 ft and 10 ft cheater hose with a 'Camco Water Bandit' to fill my tank,to use at state parks without a threaded water spigot. Some people roll it up and bungee it inside the spare tire.

I have an "urn" that has a hole in the side near the bottom for a short length of hose with female end to poke out, then the rest of the hose gets coiled up in the urn. just pull out what you need and leave the rest coiled up. hook a short piece of hose from RV to coiled up hose.bumpy

I have an outside compartment that was dedicated for the shore cord. I've changed the shore cord so that spot becomes my hose storage. This compartment hinges from the floor to the exterior wall, underneath the trailer. I'd bet you could build out the same with a plastic bin and a couple of hinges.