Quick RV shoe organizer idea: Keep your campsite tidy

By Dustin Simpson
Hey, RVers! Are you looking for a cool and practical way to keep your shoes organized outside your RV? We recently spotted a great idea in one of our Facebook groups—a fellow RVer used suction cup hooks and a shoe holder on the exterior side wall of their RV.

This is a clever solution that keeps your shoes off the ground and out of the way while still being easily accessible. On travel days, simply bring it inside and lay it flat, or see if it will suction to your shower walls.

We thought this was too good not to share with all of you. Give it a try, and keep your campsite and RV tidy. Nobody wants to see, trip over, or smell your shoes all the time!

Shoe organizer products

Suction cup hooks, 6 pack

Wall shoe holder – Storage organizer

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3 Comments

Bob
10 months ago

Before putting the shoes on, check to make sure no flying or crawling insects have entered them.
It would be a real shock to find a wasp or hornet looking for a place to nest.

Lee A.
10 months ago

Personally I think that looks pretty tacky! How do you get to the shoes without putting on shoes to go get the shoes? We take off our shoes just inside the door and leave them by the door. Not to mention that if it rains then you will be putting on wet shoes. Thanks, but no thanks!

Neal Davis
10 months ago

Thank you for sharing the tip, Dustin! It is just the two of us (dog #3 typically goes barefoot), so not many pairs of shoes at a time (typically only 2). Looks like a great idea for those traveling with many people or using many shoes. Have a great day and safe travels!