Our readers keep the lights on and my morning glass full of iced black tea. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.7 Best Accessories For RV | Don’t Buy a Leveler First

Check Price on Amazon

The Awelife shower head delivers the highest pressure-to-flow ratio we tested among RV-specific units. At 1.8 GPM it uses 28% less water than the standard 2.5 GPM OEM shower head, yet the five spray modes produce a stream strong enough to feel like a home shower. The real trick is the water pause button on the handle—push it to stop flow mid-shampoo and the temperature stays locked, so you never blast yourself with cold water when you toggle back on.

Installation genuinely takes five minutes. The kit includes a hand-tighten connector, Teflon tape, and an adhesive-backed bracket for no-drill mounting on fiberglass walls. The 60-inch PVC hose is kink-free and threaded with brass fittings that won’t snap under repeated camper vibration. Multiple buyer reports confirm the bracket’s adhesive holds firmly even after months of travel on bumpy roads.

For anyone whose RV habit involves rinsing long hair or a tall partner, this head solves the two biggest annoyances: low pressure and short hot-water windows. The matte black finish hides water spots better than chrome, and the included hose guide ring stops the line from sloshing against the wall. For the price, nothing else in this category matches its output.

Check Price on Amazon

Municipal campground spigots often carry residual chlorine, sediment, and trace heavy metals that give fresh fill-ups a chemical taste. The Bringpure filter uses a two-stage media bed—Kinetic Degradation Fluxion (KDF) for heavy metals and Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) for chlorine and odor—to turn any hose connection into potable water. The NSF 42 certification confirms it actually reduces the contaminants it claims to target.

Each filter cartridge handles roughly 20,000 gallons, so the two-pack in this set covers an entire camping season without replacements. Installation is twist-on: the included hose protector (a braided sleeve) fits between the spigot and the filter housing, then your drinking hose screws into the outlet. No tools, no Teflon tape, no permanent plumbing changes. The transparent housing also lets you see when the media starts clouding, which is a reliable indicator it’s nearing capacity.

Owners report that water from questionable spigots tastes noticeably cleaner, and the filter removes enough sediment to prevent the RV’s built-in water pump screen from clogging. The only caution is to support the filter housing with a strap or bungee—the plastic threads on the inlet can crack if the heavy filter hangs unsupported at an angle.

Check Price on Amazon

The OULEME set contains ten interlocking blocks and two top blocks, each measuring 8.5 inches square and 1.5 inches thick. The material is polypropylene with anti-UV aging additives—a meaningful upgrade over the recycled plastic that turns brittle after two seasons in direct sun. Users stacking six blocks under a stabilizer jack report zero cracking, even with a heavy travel trailer settled on top.

Each block interlocks via molded tab-and-slot edges, so the stack stays aligned as you drive the tongue jack up. The textured top surface provides enough grip that the jack foot won’t slide sideways on a sloped campsite. When you pack up, the entire twelve-block stack slides into the included carrying bag, which zips closed and fits neatly into a storage bay. Owners praise the convenience of having exactly the right number of blocks to level a single-axle trailer without digging for extra cribbing.

A small fraction of users noted the blocks can shift slightly if the stack height exceeds eight inches on soft ground. Placing a wide base plate under the stack or driving a single screw into the ground beside the bottom block solves this. For the majority of pavement and gravel lots, these blocks hold the rig solid with no creep.

Check Price on Amazon

Each chock in this four-pack measures 6.5 x 5 x 5 inches and weighs roughly 1.35 pounds—heavy enough to bite into asphalt or gravel without being a pain to carry. The rubber compound provides a high coefficient of friction that holds a 30-foot travel trailer steady even on moderate slopes. Three yellow reflective strips wrap around each chock, making them visible from a distance when you’re backing into a dark campsite or a dimly lit storage lot.

Every chock comes with a pre-attached rope tether, so you can link front and rear chocks together or loop them around a tire’s sidewall to keep the set from wandering off during setup. Buyers report that the rubber stays pliable in cold weather and doesn’t harden into a skid slab the way cheaper PVC chocks do. The rope tethers also double as a pull handle to yank the chock out from under the tire when it’s time to leave.

The only trade-off is that the rubber material leaves subtle black marks on concrete after extended parking, though most campground surfaces are gravel or dirt where this doesn’t matter. For the price of a two-axle protection set (four chocks), these offer more grip and visibility than any one-piece plastic chock we’ve tested.

Check Price on Amazon

An RV galley has precious few cubic inches of cabinet space, and rigid plastic containers waste most of it. The Sudaya eight-pack solves this with food-grade silicone bodies that collapse to a fraction of their expanded height when empty. Four sizes span 12, 17, 27, and 40.6 ounces—enough range to hold a lunch’s worth of berries or a full night’s leftovers from dinner.

The silicone is rated from -4°F to 428°F, so the bases survive freezer storage and microwave reheating (lids are not microwave-safe—they must be removed before heating). Each lid snaps down with a four-point seal that keeps liquids from leaking during transit on bumpy roads. After six months of use, buyers report the stain-resistant surface doesn’t hold tomato sauce or turmeric color the way cheaper silicones do. Stacking them flat after collapsing reclaims around 60% of the cabinet volume they would otherwise occupy.

Because weight matters in an RV, the entire set weighs a fraction of what glass or thick Tritan containers would. The lids require firm pressure to seal completely, and some users find they pop open if the container is overfilled and laid on its side, but for dry ingredients and leftovers stored upright, the seal holds reliably.

Check Price on Amazon

A single voltage spike from a campground pedestal can fry the converter, the inverter, and every appliance on the 12-volt side—and that repair bill will exceed the cost of this protector many times over. The EPLCSE unit handles up to 10,000 joules of surge energy and includes a built-in circuit analyzer that illuminates a color-coded LED matrix to show wiring faults: open ground, reverse polarity, open neutral, and correct wiring. If the pedestal power is bad, you see it before the RV’s breaker box ever closes.

The housing is made from V-1 flame-retardant material, and a hinged waterproof cover keeps the connector dry during rain. An ergonomic handle makes it easy to grip with cold or wet hands when plugging into shore power. FCC certification and RoHS compliance back the electrical safety claims. Owners report the LEDs are bright enough to read in direct sunlight, and the whole assembly weighs just under two pounds—light enough to store in a glove compartment but heavy enough to feel substantial.

There’s no remote monitoring or smartphone app—this is a plug-and-forget device. The simplicity is actually a strength: you plug it in, look at the lights, and you’re confident the power is clean. For anyone towing a travel trailer with a 30-amp service, this is the minimum insurance you should buy before the first camping trip of the season.

Check Price on Amazon

An RV cockpit can easily climb 30°F above the outside temperature in direct sun, making the driving position miserable and forcing the AC to run harder than it should. The EcoNour sunshade covers the full windshield of a Class A motorhome, large bus, or truck-based RV with a 102 x 51-inch reflective panel made from 240T polyester. The material blocks the majority of UV rays and reflects radiant heat before it can soak into the dashboard and steering wheel.

Installation takes seconds: unfold the shade, hold it up to the windshield, and snap the integrated visor hooks over the sun visors. When you park, the shade stays in place even without flipping the visors down, because the memory coil in the fabric edge holds tension against the glass. Folding it back into the included storage pouch is straightforward once you learn the pattern printed on the inside. Owners report the interior temperature drops enough that the AC catches up within minutes rather than fighting the sun all day.

The shade is designed for specific vehicle fitments—EcoNour offers seven size variants ranging from 69 x 35 inches up to 102 x 51 inches, so measure your windshield before buying. The large sizes won’t cover the side windows, so some heat still enters through the door glass, but for the primary windshield opening, this shade is the most effective passive heat management tool we’ve tested.