Camper mods

Maximize your RV experience with these 30 genius camping hacks! From camper storage ideas to travel trailer organization tips and DIY camper upgrades, this guide is packed with practical solutions. Discover camper hacks and RV camping tips that make your trips easier, more organized, and stress-free

Over the four years that we've owned our Keystone Passport, we've found a few ways to make the camper better fit our family's needs. Here's a list of the various modifications we've made thus far: Inside: Dinette table extension Under-the-bed rolling shoe rack Door chime Clothes corral Dinette bench cupboards Fitted camper bunk sheets Simple camper

Lee has made numerous upgrades to our Open Range 386-FLR Fifth Wheel and I wanted him to share them here. Some are simple and others are more complicated but they have all resulted in an easier, m…

Simple mods and hacks for pop-up campers including DIY storage hacks and ceiling hooks, how to convert a dinette into a bed or couch, and more!

During an 18 month period of living as a full timer, I was surprised at how many little things I've added to the HH. Here's part two of the ever expanding list. Solar Vent fan: Easy as pie. I removed the stock vent cap, installed this one per instructions and checked it off my list. Weather Station. I discovered early on that knowing what is brewing outside has a direct impact on my comfort inside. Gee, imagine that. With the wild fluctuations in Texas weather, it did not take much…

There are many RV upgrades you can make to your rig and these super easy upgrades will majorly spruce up your RV!

Folks seemed to enjoy my video 23 Quick Ideas for your T@G or T@B. So when I recently attended another gathering, T@bazona, I took the opportunity to gather ...

Simple mods and hacks for pop-up campers including DIY storage hacks and ceiling hooks, how to convert a dinette into a bed or couch, and more!

RV Upgrades: 25 Upgrades I Have Made to My RV. When you first bought my RV, I was excited by all the bells and whistles. But after I spend any amount of time

For me, the 3 most important items inside an RV are: a decent bed, a decent shower, and a decent kitchen. You'll notice that an RV dinette is not on that list! Since a dinette is not an item that I use, I decided to remove it myself. Here's how I tackled the RV dinette replacement myself... and put a comfy recliner in its place!