RV camping could be a great option if you’re planning your next winter vacation. Many campgrounds stay open throughout the winter months as more people use their RVs year-round. However, it’s always advisable to check with the campground you plan to stay at to find out what amenities will be available during your stay.

To ensure you’re fully prepared for your winter adventure, Moto Nation has created a comprehensive winter RV checklist that you can use as a guide.

RV Preparation:

– Antifreeze: Ensure you have enough antifreeze in your RV to prevent your pipes from freezing during winter.

– Heated Water Hose: A heated water hose is an essential tool for RV camping in cold temperatures as it prevents the water from freezing.

– RV Skirt: A skirt around your RV will help keep the cold air out, keeping your RV warmer and more comfortable.

– Extra Propane Tank: You’ll need more propane than usual to keep your RV warm during winter, so having an extra propane tank on hand is essential.

– Thermal Curtains: Keeping the warm air inside your RV while keeping the cold air out is essential during RV Camping. Thermal curtains will help keep the temperatures consistent in your RV.

– RV-Friendly Space Heater: A space heater designed explicitly for RVs is a great way to keep your RV warm during winter.

– Snow Shovel: Keep a snow shovel handy to clear your RV’s entrance and other necessary areas.

– Ice Scraper and Brush: An ice scraper and brush are essential for clearing ice and snow from your RV’s windows.

– Outdoor Mat: An outdoor mat will help keep your RV clean by preventing snow and dirt from being tracked inside.

Safety Items:

– Carbon Monoxide Detector: Ensure your RV has a working carbon monoxide detector to keep you and your family safe.

– Fire Extinguisher: Keep a fire extinguisher in your RV in case of a fire emergency.

– First Aid Kit: Always keep a kit on hand in case of injury or illness.

– Emergency Blankets: Emergency blankets are essential for keeping warm in case of a power outage or other emergency.

– Flashlights and Batteries: Make sure you have plenty of flashlights and batteries on hand in case of a power outage or other emergency.

– Weather Radio: A weather radio is a great way to stay informed about weather alerts or emergencies.

– Battery Jump Starter: Make sure you have a battery jump starter in case your RV’s battery dies.

– Portable Dehumidifier: A portable dehumidifier will help prevent moisture buildup in your RV during winter.

Kitchen Items:

– Insulated Thermos: Keep your hot drinks warm using an insulated thermos.

– Slow Cooker or Instant Pot: A slow or instant pot is a great way to cook warm meals while camping in your RV.

– Non-Perishable Food Items: Stock up on non-perishable items like canned goods and snacks so you have plenty of food on hand during your trip.

Preparation is critical to a successful winter RV trip. While it may take a few extra minutes to ensure your RV is equipped for the winter months, it’s worth it to be able to use your RV year-round. Your winter RV trip can be a cozy and enjoyable adventure with the proper preparation and equipment.

Meet Our 6314 Fleet of Motor Homes

Class C motor homes are renowned for their unique over-cab sleeping area, blending the convenience of larger Class A motor homes with the maneuverability of smaller Class Bs. The Model 6314 is a popular variant, boasting spacious interiors, modern amenities, and with slide-out sections to maximize living space. This model is perfect for families and travelers who want a blend of comfort and practicality on the road.  Click on the accordion below to learn more about every aspect of this home.