Holiday gifts for the RVer

Can you believe it’s that time again? Time to open the floodgates of our bank accounts, time to start measuring our weight in desserts, time to shower ourselves in family traditions (whether you want to or not) and time to be jolly and merry and bright (that’s how it goes, right?). This year, we’ve selected a few of our favorite products to share with you for our 2017 Holiday Gift Guide. 

Art by JazzberryBlue on Etsy

For the one who likes to decorate:

  • This “Glamping” book for those just getting started on the road, or for those who just appreciate a good laugh. -$21
  • These cute trailer string lights to make the living room a little cozier. -$17
  • These handmade birdhouses shaped like vintage trailers. -$65
  • This “punny” blanket for those cold nights. -$44+
  • This lovely art piece that shows, sigh, what camping used to look like. -$15+
  • This adorable trailer-shaped soap dispenser-$35
  • This classic VW van and trailer planter for the gardener without a garden. -$45

 

For the one who is always outdoors:

  • A National Park Pass for the explorer. -$80
  • The Kammock, a lightweight, compact, sturdy hammock for those who like to relax outdoors. -$85
  • This extremely loud portable alarm to keep out intruders or ward away bears. -$10
  • This subscription service that sends a box of unique outdoor gear to their doorstep every month. -$28+/month
  • These National Park magnets for the RV fridge so they can cross off every park they’ve been to. -$8
  • This handy firestarter keychain which unravels into 1.5 meters of emergency paracord (for the adventurers!). -$23
  • Lifestraw, so they’ll never be without fresh drinking water. -$19
  • This hilarious t-shirt for the one with a sense of humor. -$20
  • Make an embroidered map like this one to show their journey. 

For the one who likes to eat and drink:

  • This adorable tea towel set for those who like to spend time in the kitchen. -$15
  • This great “Happy Camper” mug for those who can’t live without their morning coffee (or tea). -$11
  • This subscription service that delivers healthy, filling trail snacks to their door each month. -$20+/month
  • This attractive, and very useful, “Napkin Necklace” for the one who always spills. (Psst. This is made by one of our readers! Use code RVT10 at checkout to receive 10% off your order!) -$20+
  • This high-tech meat thermometer for those non-vegetarians. -$48
  • This wine glass holder for those long nights around the campfire. -$18
  • This personalized beer pint-$14

For the handy one:

For the young ones:

 

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Emily Woodbury
Emily Woodburyhttps://www.rvtravel.com
Emily Woodbury is the editor here at RVtravel.com. She was lucky enough to grow up alongside two traveling parents, one domestically by RV (yep, Chuck Woodbury) and the other for international adventures, and has been lucky to see a great deal of our world (and counting!). She lives near Seattle with her dog and chickens. When she's not cranking out 400+ newsletters for RVtravel.com she's hiking, cooking or, well, probably traveling.

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