Here at RVtravel.com, we recommend a lot of products to you. If we know something works for our RV or someone else’s RV, we tell you about it. Just about every Amazon ad you see on our website has been tested by one of our staff members or someone we know. If we think something doesn’t work, is poorly made, or is just plain boring, we won’t recommend it. We like cool stuff, exciting stuff, neat stuff!
Each month we’ll share with you our best-selling products. We’re all RVers, so if these products work for one of us, they will probably work for many others. Plus, some of these products are just brilliant (and make us wonder: why didn’t we think of that?).
Happy browsing and happy shopping! If you have to explain to your partner why you bought yet another gizmo, gadget or book for the RV, well, just blame us.
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Our best-selling products in July:
#1. Corps of Engineers Camping: Directory of 942 Camping Areas in 35 States
This very popular guide lists and describes RV-friendly camping areas operated by the Corps of Engineers. This guide is perfect for RV travelers because all of the hike-in, boat-in and tent-only camping areas are not included, which makes it easy to find the campgrounds that can accommodate RVs. Corps of Engineers Parks are considered by many RVers to be the best public campgrounds in the USA. Learn more.
#2. 50 States: 500 State Parks
This book, “50 States: 500 State Parks,” is a must-have for all state park campers and explorers. The book is a beautiful visual journey through America’s best state parks. Whether you’re looking for stunning vistas, rare wildlife, a dose of history, or an enjoyable hike, the state parks offer an array of experiences. Learn more or order.
#3. RV Rubber Seal Conditioner
Maintaining slide out seals is integral in extending the life of your RV and saving you money! Dustin Simpson, from California RV Specialists and frequent RV tech advice contributor to RVtravel.com, recommends this RV rubber seal conditioner spray—and it looks like our readers agree!
Slide out seals, Part 2: What can happen if you don’t maintain your slide out roof
#4. Beech Lane RV Fridge Fan
This handy little battery-operated fridge fan can help circulate the cold air in your 12-volt fridge!
Read what our Gadget Guru, Tony Barthel, has to say about it here.
#5. Thetford’s Tank Blaster Pouches
Dave Solberg recommended Tank Blaster in his recent post about smelly black tanks. Dave says, “This is a great product to thoroughly clean the tank and all sludge and ‘gross stuff’ on the sidewalls of the tank”. Click the link below to read more of his recommendations.
Ask Dave: Black tank smells but not until a few days after dumping. Why so late?
#6. National Forest Camping
Discover 3,704 camping areas in 154 national forests and 20 national grasslands managed by the U.S. Forest Service in 41 states. From remote mountaintops to secluded canyons, alongside streams, rivers, and lakes, Forest Service areas offer some of the best camping experiences in the United States. The guide is especially helpful when used along with Google Maps or a GPS device for locating and navigating to each camping area. Learn more.
#7. Bureau of Land Management Camping
Working in partnership with The Ultimate Public Campground Project, this new guide describes 1,273 camping areas managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in 14 Western states. RVers who “boondock” on public lands—usually far from the crowds—will find this book very useful. Read more.
#8. Jumbo Raid Fly Sticks
These inexpensive Raid Fly Sticks can help you control the annoying fly population inside or outside of your RV!
#9. Double-Sided Tape
Attach items in your RV without using nails! This new, super-strong double-sided adhesive tape will hang most objects in your RV without using nails. Works on wood, metal, plastic, aluminum or glass surfaces — indoors and outdoors. Use EZlifego tape to keep carpets in place. And it’s easy to remove and use again later.
#10. Mini Broom
Sometimes the simplest product can be the most useful item to have in your RV. Chuck Woodbury tells us the little broom has been his best go-to accessory over all of his decades of RVing.
