| Camping in an RV can sure be comfortable, even if | | | | can be quite exciting especially when you have to |
| you enjoy tent camping having your own kitchen, | | | | use a screwdriver as a can opener. |
| family room, bedroom and bathroom on wheels can | | | | With both of those scenarios in mind here is a simple |
| be quite nice. | | | | but important checklist of items that will be important |
| There's all kinds of good information, free camping | | | | when you go RV camping: |
| tips and ideas of things you should take with you in | | | | 1.) Bring necessary tools for minor repairs to your RV. |
| your RV. On one Internet site there's a checklist of | | | | 2.) Let a family member, or friend know your RV |
| over 55 items you can take with you in your RV to | | | | camping itinerary and route in case you exceed your |
| make your life a little bit easier. One thing to | | | | timetable for returning. |
| remember is that carrying all of these items is going | | | | 3.) Bring a spare gas can. |
| to make your RV use more gas. | | | | 4.) Stock your RV with basic camping needs; snake |
| That's all well and good but even if you had a | | | | bite kit, mosquito repellent, sunscreen, lip balm. |
| checklist with over 100 items on it there still always | | | | 5.) Books and maps of the area you will be staying in. |
| seems to be one or two things and you say, "Why | | | | 6.) Any prescription medications, with extra pills in |
| didn't we bring that?" | | | | case you extend a day or two. |
| On the other end of the spectrum there are RV | | | | 7.) Lanterns, candles and fuel (bring these even if you |
| campers who stock about as much as you can fit | | | | have a generator. |
| into a backpack. It's the minimalist approach and it | | | | |