RV Christmas Decorating | 12 Ways To Add Holiday Cheer To Your RV

RV Christmas Decorating | 12 Ways To Add Holiday Cheer To Your RV

by | Decorating, DIY, RV Tips | 10 comments

RV Christmas Decorating Ideas | Tis’ The Season to bring in the Holiday Cheer even when you live in an RV.

We all know that most RV’s are limited in space, so you might be wondering how you can add a Christmas tree and decor to your RV.

If you’re like me, sometimes I need a little bit of inspiration from others to help me get creative. 

And, that is ok! 

So, I’ve put together 12 ways to add that Christmas cheer in a minimal and impactful way, plus many ideas from other RVer’s.

(P.S. Don’t forget to go follow their Instagrams after reading for more RV inspiration) 

RV Christmas Decorating Ideas

1. Hang some stockings 

Stockings are a classic Christmas decoration that you can still use and hang in your RV. If you have an electric fireplace then you can hang them around that. 

However, if you have a small child, like us, hanging stockings up higher might be a better option. You can hang them around the slide trim with some command strip hooks or they can also be hung on a window. 

RV Christmas Stocking

Photo Credit: @slo.gathered.home

RV Christmas Stockings

Photo Credit: Jordan – @Bowenwiththeflow


2. Use Garland (Pine, Tinsel, Beaded) and Ribbon

Pine garland, tinsel garland, or beaded garland are great ways to add RV Christmas Decorations.

Garland can be hung from anywhere in your RV! Many like to hang them from the slide trim to spruce up the space.

Ribbon is also a classical Christmas way of decorating.

Whether they are used as bows or wrapped like garland, whatever colors you choose will be perfect.

RV Christmas Garland

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RV Christmas

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3. Hang Christmas lights indoor and outdoor

Christmas lights are a must when adding some holiday cheer to your RV. You can wrap the lights around the garland or hang them alone around a window seal. 

Also, depending on where your RV is parked and the park’s rules, you can add lights around the outside of your RV.

I would check before to make sure you’re not breaking any rules. 

Photo Credit: @followtheolivers

4. Cozy up with RV Christmas pillows and blankets 

This is a simple way to add holiday cheer to your RV. There are so many options out there for Christmas pillow covers. 

In addition to the pillow covers, add a cozy Christmas themed blanket. 

It is amazing how far pillows and blankets on your couches or bed go a long way in adding some holiday cheer. 

RV Christmas Pillows

Photo Credit: @followtheolivers


5. Creative options for a Christmas Tree

Having a Christmas tree may seem almost impossible in an RV. However, there are many creative ways to have the tree in a small space. 

One way is to have a tree is to add on to your tabletop. It doesn’t leave much space for gifts but it does add some holiday cheer. 

The second option is to get a short and skinny tree. These work great in an RV without taking up too much space. 

The third option is to clear out space by removing the table or a chair and adding a tree. Many RVers move and replace their furniture all the time! 

The last option is to create one out of pine and tinsel garland on a wall. This is an inexpensive and space-saving option. 

 

RV Decorating Fall Camper

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RV Christmas Tree

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RV Christmas Tree

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RV Christmas Tree

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6. RV Christmas Ornaments

Camper ornaments are becoming quite the collector’s items.

They can be used for little decorations on the counters, tables, or hung on a tree.

Retro Camper Glass Ornament – Amazon


Camper Ornament with Tree – Amazon

7. Holiday Kitchen towels 

This is a super simple way to add a touch of Christmas to your RV. I enjoy hanging a cute Christmas towel from the oven door. 

but, if you don’t have an oven door you can always hang one from a kitchen door handle. 

Camper Trailer Kitchen Towels

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8. Add some RV Christmas Decorations to the Walls with command strips

One thing I love about command strips is they allow you to easily change out the wall decor.

So, adding a sign that says “Joy” or “Merry Christmas” to your RV is the perfect RV Christmas decoration.

Photo Credit: @followtheolivers

9. Add a Christmas wreath or two to your door or windows 

Nowadays wreaths are used for almost every season or holiday, but it all started with Christmas. 

Wreaths can be used indoor and outdoor on the windows and doors. 

There are so many different varieties and sizes to choose from to match your ideal Christmas decor style. 

RV Christmas

Photo Credit: @ems_traveldiary


10. Fill the Space with Your Favorite Christmas Scent

I’m all about the smell of the space as well as the visual decor.

Items like Candles, plugins, or oil diffusers with peppermint, pine, or sweet cookie smells will be a decadent addition to the Christmas ambiance.


11. Add some outdoor Christmas decor 

Just as fun and cheerful as decorations are indoors, it is also fun to decorate outside your RV.

This can be done with a wreath, lights, and maybe even a cute Christmas inflatable. 


12. Put on a Christmas movie or Music

Last, but not least this one is more about the ambiance than actual decorating. 

Turning on a movie like “Elf” or Holiday music will make it feel like Christmas in your camper! 


Final Thoughts

RV Christmas Decorating can be fun and bring in the Holiday Cheer for the “Most Wonderful Time of the year”. 

I hope these ideas and inspiration from other RVers have inspired you to decorate your RV for the Holidays.

 

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RV Decorating Ideas | 9 Ways to Decorate for the Fall Camping Season

RV Decorating Ideas | 9 Ways to Decorate for the Fall Camping Season

by | Decorating, DIY, RV Tips | 10 comments

RV Decorating Ideas |  I love the fall season so much with the cooler weather and leaves changing colors. 

I also love decorating for the fall.

So, whether you’re living in your RV full-time (like us) or taking a few fall camping trips, decorating your RV for the season is a lot of fun.

Autumn brings a sense of home and warmth to many, so making sure you expand that feel to your RV is always a nice touch.

So, here are some great fall decorating tips, and some inspiration from other RVer’s.

RV Decorating Fall

1. Change out the Pillow Covers

This is a super simple way to change out the decor for the fall season. There are so many different options and super budget-friendly. 

Photo Credit: Jodie @Jokotravels


2. Add a Warm Fall Colored Blanket

The weather begins to cool down during this time of year, and having a cozy fall blanket adds extra warmth to your space.

You can choose a fall-inspired option with thankful sayings and pumpkin decor, or go with a fall plaid or warm solid.

Whichever you decide, it will be a perfect touch of fall in your RV.


3. Add a Fall Wreath

A wreath is a perfect way to add seasonal decor to any space indoor or outdoor.

Wreaths are perfect to hang over doors or the slides of your RV. 

 

 
 
 
 
 
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4. Decorate the RV Outside with a Fall Mat, and more

The outside of your RV is a place where a lot of time is spent, so making sure your spruce the area up is a must for the fall. 

It can be simple and budget-friendly too. All you need is a wreath, a fall-inspired doormat, some pumpkins, and maybe a sign.

However, you decide it will be perfect! 

Photo Credit: Sarah @ourlifeonlaketime

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5. Create a Fall Inspired Bouquet

This one is easy and super budget-friendly.

I purchased these fall-inspired flowers and the tin bucket from Walmart for less than $20. (Photo on left or top)

You can use the bouquet in many areas including the table or kitchen counter. 

 

RV Decorating Fall Camper

Photo Credit: @adventures_with_tucknae

6. Decorate with Leaf Garland

Leaf garland is a popular and inexpensive way to decorate for the fall.

You can add the garland to your RV slide, above the fireplace, or around your doors. 

 

Photo Credit: Autumn Finley @autienoel

Photo Credit: Autumn Finley @autienoel

7. Use Pumpkins

Awe.. pumpkins are a classic and perfect way to decorate for the fall. You can choose real pumpkins or faux ones. 

There are so many options with pumpkins and placement so you have fun with them. 

I personally like to use real ones outdoor for decor, and the faux pumpkins indoor. 

 

 
 
 
 
 
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8. Change out some Wall Decor

Adding a simple sign that says “Hello Fall” or “Give Thanks” to a wall or above a door is a great way to add RV fall decor. 

Using command strips and command hooks is the best way to easily change things up without damage to the RV walls. 

Photo Credit: Jodie @Jokotravels

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9. Don’t Forget the Fall Candles

When it comes to decorating for the fall, I love adding a delicious smelling fall scented candle.

Not only are they perfect for decorating, but they also add to the space with smell and ambiance.


Final Thoughts

RV decorating for the fall is fun and makes you enjoy the season even more.

I hope these ideas and inspiration from other RVers have inspired you to decorate your RV for the fall.

Autumn is a beautiful time of year and adding in the decor, the fall candles, and delicious pumpkin spice lattes make fall come alive when camping.

 

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15 RV Bedroom Must-Haves to Keep You Organized and Comfortable

15 RV Bedroom Must-Haves to Keep You Organized and Comfortable

by | Organization, RV Tips, Storage | 2 comments

Making your RV Bedroom comfortable is what all RV owners desire.

We live fulltime in Texas where the summers are hot, and the winters can get down to below freezing on occasions.

Therefore, having the right items to keep you warm or cool in your RV bedroom is a must!

Through the years we have figured out what worked and what didn’t while living in a small space.

So, here are 15 RV bedroom must-haves that have helped us stay warm, cool, and organized in the tiny bedroom.

RV BEDROOM MUST-HAVES

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Comfy Sheets

These are a must because a goodnight’s sleep really depends on the quality of your sheets. The last thing you want is scratchy sheets that make you itch.

You also want to buy sheets that fit your mattress. There are some specialty sheets for RV Beds in case you have a Short mattress like us.

Not all RVs have special sizes of mattress so usually, you can buy normal sheets, but it’s nice to have the option.

After all, having your sheets fit the mattress properly means you won’t wake up to the corners always coming off. That can get annoying.

There are items to help prevent that, but a good fitted sheet should always stay snug on the mattress.

Comfy Pillows

If you want a goodnight’s sleep then having the proper pillow for you is key.

Whether you’re a stomach sleeper, side sleeper, or back sleeper make sure you have the right type of pillow for you in your RV bedroom.

I recently stayed in a hotel that had featherdown pillows, and I loved them so much that I’m purchasing them for myself for a better night’s sleep!


Comfy Bedding

Comfortable Bedding is a must-have in your RV bedroom.

Whether you enjoy a thick feather down comforter or a light duvet, having the right bedding for your comfortability is important even in your RV.

So, don’t skip out on the quality, especially if you’re living full-time.

A New Mattress

Having a good mattress in your RV bedroom, just like sheets, will make or break your good night’s sleep.

Most RV’s come with mattresses that are ridiculously uncomfortable and hard.

We recently purchased the LUCID RV Short Queen Mattress from Amazon and we love it! It’s a 10-inch memory foam and changed our sleep for the better in our RV.

A Heater for cold nights

If you don’t want to use your RV’s heater and go through propane like crazy, then purchase a space heater. Seriously, it is the best thing to have during those cold winter nights.

The one we have has the option to set the temperature, therefore, once it reaches the programmed option it shuts off. It also has a tip-over automatic shut off for safety in case pets or kids knock it over.

It the best thing to have to ensure you don’t freeze if you’re RV camping or living full-time during the winter. Definitely an RV bedroom must-haves for everyone! 

Small Fan for Hot Summers

Those hot summers camping can get even hotter without a fan. We have two A/C units, one for the main living space, and another for the bedroom.

The one in the bedroom is always on!

However, not all RVs have two units, and having a personal fan to help circulate the air is a must-have in an RV bedroom.

For some, the noise is also very helpful if you have loud RV park neighbors because RV walls are thin.

You can actually purchase a space heater with a fan-only option so you save space as well. 

Moisture Absorbents and/or Dehumidifier

These are RV Bedroom MUST-HAVES for anyone who owns an RV.

RV’s accumulate moisture, especially during the rainy seasons or in high humidity locations.

Having some type of moisture absorbents is important to keep your RV free from musky odors and mold or spores from growing.

You could also get a dehumidifier. I personally use both a dehumidifier and moisture absorbents especially when it rains.


Drawer and Closet Organizers

The type of organizers is going to depend on your RV’s closet space but having some type of organization in your tiny closet is key in a small space.

Things can get really cluttered and out of control quickly in a small closet.

So, by utilizing baskets or tubs to organize your clothes will bring peace of mind when searching for something to wear.

I think this is key for any closet whether you’re in an RV or a home.

Skinny Hangers/Drop hangers

Purchasing skinny hangers and the drop hangers will save you so much space in your RV closet.

You can hang up more clothes with the combination. They also help with keeping things organized in your closet.

We have the drop hangers and love them because living full-time, we have all of our clothes, not just the ones for a weekend camping trip.

Of course, we do switch out our clothing options per season to help limit the space.


Space Saving Bags

Like I mentioned before, we switch out our seasonal clothes depending on the time of year we use the space savings bags.

They help tremendously in reducing the size to allow more space for other things.

Being able to suck the air out of the bags and place them under the bed is so easy and saves us so much storage space.

These are RV Bedroom must-haves!!

Command Hooks/hat rack

Hats, Hats, and more hats! This is my husband 100%!

He loves his hats, and I love him in his hats but finding places to store them in an RV is a challenge.

So, having command hooks, over the door hooks, and/or a hat rack is essential. This is where creating vertical storage on your walls and doors will come in handy.

The Command hooks and over the door hooks are great for sweaters and jackets during the fall and winter months for quick access.

Check out our related post: 7 Ideas to Create Extra Wall Storage in Your RV

Having the jackets and sweaters hanging on the door also leaves you more space in the closet. It’s a win, win!

Shoe Storage

This is one of those topics that so many RV’ers try and find solutions for. I get it, there are so many options and so many shoes to consider.

There are over the door shoe hangers, which we use in our closet door. You could also have baskets per family member to place their shoes in by the door.

You could also cut the over the door shoe storage into strips and velcro them to the sides of the bed.

Ikea also has a great shoe storage options that are skinny enough to place against a wall. This depends on the style and size of your RV.

There are many other options and is a separate post for another day. But, having shoe storage is a must-have in an RV bedroom.


Dirty Clothes Hamper

You’ll want to consider where you will place your dirty clothes. When you’re camping, hiking, or swimming, having a place to store them is an RV Bedroom must-have. 

There are different options like a hamper or laundry bags that you can choose from.

Whatever you decide, having a place to store your dirty clothes will help keep things organized as well.

Bed Side Reading Light

Okay, some RV’s come with these, but some don’t!

For me, these are an RV Bedroom must have!

We have one light above our bed that is separate from the main bedroom lights. However, that one light is so bright that having a smaller reading light is a must especially if you enjoy reading.

The small reading light also allows you to have light at night without disturbing your partner.

Bed Side Storage for TV remote/books

There are different options you could use to store the RV Bedroom’s TV remote or your favorite book by your bedside.

One is a simple thin shelf with a ledge to keep the items from falling and to keep them organized.

These can also be used in the bunks for children’s books as well!


Final Thoughts

I hope you’ve got a lot of great information about your RV Bedroom. These are the RV bedroom must-haves that keep us sleeping well, organized, and comfortable in our small space.

We have now lived over two years in our tiny RV bedroom and even added a baby to our space. All the items have come in handy, especially with a baby on board.

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9 Top Reasons Why You Should Consider Full Time RV Living

9 Top Reasons Why You Should Consider Full Time RV Living

by | RV Tips

Are you considering living in an RV?

Maybe you’ve seen the craze all over Pinterest and social media about RV Living. So many people are ditching their suburban brick and mortar homes to live a simple and minimalistic life while traveling.

But why have so many people made this change to their lifestyle?

What are the reasons they became “Full Timers”?

If you’re here, your probably already considering the lifestyle change and maybe would like to know why so many are choosing this path. Or you could be asking yourself “Is the RV life for me and my family” or “what are the benefits of RV Life”?

Those are great questions to ask…

For us, we started our journey back in April of 2018. Our reasons for moving into an RV were Freedom, Minimalistic lifestyle, to pay off debt, and much more. Someday we will travel, but as of right now our focus is paying off student loans.

Maybe you don’t have any debt to pay off, but you love the idea of living a life on your own terms. That is reason number one why so many make the move.

Let’s get into the top 9 reasons why people move into RV’s.

1. Freedom – Live life on your own terms

Living life on your own terms is a dream for almost everyone. Who doesn’t want to plan their schedules and days according to their desires? Living in an RV full time can make that freedom a reality.

The RV Live gives you the ability to move anytime you want without having to go through all the home/land buying process. It is as simple as picking your next location, and making a reservation at whichever RV park you choose or finding the perfect Boondocking location.

These types of Freedom are impossible while living in a brick and mortar home.

Another Freedom that inspires the RV Life is the ability to see family anytime and anywhere. Let’s say you live in Texas, but have family in another state, all you do is drive there. There is no flying involved, and you can take your whole home and belongings with you. You can also stay as long as you want. Now, that is FREEDOM!

2. Travel – Change your View

From the Beach one day to the Mountains the next, the views out your RV’s windows are endless. There are so many places to go in the United States that allow you to have million-dollar views for pennies or less.

Not just the views though, just traveling is exciting!

Maybe you have a goal to visit all 49 states (that you can drive to) in a few years. Traveling in an RV is going to make that dream a reality.

If you have a goal to visit as many National Parks in the US, then traveling in an RV is the perfect way to go. The places you can go are endless if there is a road, there is a way!

3. Minimalize – Less stuff, More Experiences

If you’re looking for a reason to get rid of your stuff, then moving into an RV is the answer. RVs don’t have much room for extra items that are not used frequently. This is a chance to live life on simpler terms and replace things with experiences.

When we moved into our RV, we sold our couch, table, and more. When it came to our décor and kitchen items, we took what we could use in the RV and packed up the rest to store.

4. Pay off Debt

For many, full-time RV living means cheaper living costs and that can help pay off debt faster. This is totally doable. and many have accomplished becoming debt free because of downsizing and minimizing their life.

If paying off debt is a huge desire for you, then considering the RV lifestyle is a way to go. We have paid off a personal loan and credit cards by limiting our living expenses.  I would check out our post on How to Start Your Fulltime RV Living Journey for more information.

5. Learn

RV Life is full of new learning opportunities. If you are someone like me, who thrives off learning new things, then the RV lifestyle is for you. There is so much to learn about RVing, plus all the places you will go provides all the learning opportunities in the world.

If you have kids that are school age, then full-time RV living and traveling state to state is the perfect way for your kids to learn hands-on about life and the history of this country. I know many families who are doing exactly that, and their kids are thriving.

6. Explore – Spend more time Outside

Along with learning, you and the family will spend more time outside. When you live in a small space and travel from state park to state park or city to city, you’ll find yourself exploring more. Whether it’s a new trail at Yellow Stone Park or a cute downtown area like in Waco, Texas. The exploration possibilities are endless.

If you have kids, it’s a great way to get them close to nature rather than spending all their time inside with movies and games. When I was a kid, playing outside and hiking through the trails were memories and lessons learned that I will never forget. I loved to explore the unknown.

7. Socialize

Another reason the RV life is worth considering is that it helps you socialize. Every place you stay, you’re bound to meet new people because your neighbors always change.

You could meet people that will change your life for the better. Some RVer’s have met life-long friends because of their journey in RVing.

8. Job Change

If you’re on the market for a job change, one that allows you to work remotely and travel, then full-time RV living is one to consider.

There are also plenty of Workamping opportunities at RV parks. Workamping is where you take care of the RV park in exchange for free hookups and/or a small salary. There are sites like workamper.com that you can check out for more information.

9. Family

Living the fulltime rv life gets you closer to your family. There are less places for you kids or loved ones to go to block themselves out. When you live tiny, your practically forced to get along and thrive as a close couple or family.

If that is something that you long for your relationships, then the RV life should be a consideration.

So, are you convinced? Are you moving your family into an RV and going to travel, explore, and learn about this great country?

If this inspired you to make the move, even if it’s for a year or two that’s awesome! Enjoy the lifestyle and live it to the fullest. We have enjoyed our Fulltime RV living journey and I’m sure you will too!

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4 Tips on Keeping Your RV Space Free From Clutter

4 Tips on Keeping Your RV Space Free From Clutter

by | Minimalism, RV Tips | 48 comments

There is something intriguing about going tiny and living the minimalist lifestyle. Tiny living in an RV or tiny home has been on the rise for many years now. More and more people are feeling the draw towards a simple life that allows one to have more experiences and less material items.

Maybe it’s the economy or the increased ability to make an income online that drives people to live in an RV or tiny home. Everyone has their reasoning, however, going tiny means downsizing and for the majority that means getting rid of a lot of stuff.

Now, if you live in a standard brick and mortar home, it’s easy to accumulate many things without feeling cramped. However, when you go tiny you start to recognize what you can and cannot take.

One thing to note also is living tiny can cause even the smallest individual to feel cramped. Small spaces tend to get messy a lot quicker which causes the space to feel less open, uninviting and cluttered.

Many RV’s do have some nice storage options with closets, shelves, under bench storage, and under bed storage. However, even with these storage options, it is easy to fill them up quickly and have your stuff overflow into your living spaces.

So how can you keep your RV space open, inviting, and free of clutter?

1. Stay organized and give everything a ‘home’

The greatest thing to do is to create a home for everything you own. There can be many items like shoes, blankets, keys, or kitchen appliances that can be used quite a bit and left out. When items are left out, this can begin to cause the cramped and cluttered feeling.

Some of my favorite items to use are baskets. They provide dedicated spaces for assigned items while also keeping things stylish and organized. Another great option is Command Hooks for hanging keys, jackets, and bags.

For us, we actually have two designated baskets for our shoes, one for my shoes and one for my husbands. By making sure we keep our shoes in the basket it frees up the minimal floor space in our RV from shoe clutter and minimizes the amount of dirt tracked into the RV.

So, Give every item their own home! Plus, when you need something you will know exactly where it is!


2. Get creative with both horizontal and vertical space

First, I want to mention an amazing book by Ashley Mann @RVInspiration called “Create Space From Thin Air“. Such a catchy title, I love it! This Ebook gives you some fantastic ideas on how you can best utilize the entire space in your RV by adding storage vertically and horizontally. You can download it here!

What do you mean Horizontal and vertical space?

Well, Horizontal spaces are the drawers, under bed storage, cabinets, and storage shelves, whereas, the vertical space can be a little challenging. Vertical storage space requires some creative thought. Some examples are hanging baskets on the walls or hanging musical instruments like a guitar, instead of it sitting on a floor stand.

So, get creative and utilize every square inch of your space and don’t forget to download “Create Space From Thin Air” by Ashley Mann @RVInspiration.

3. One thing in, One thing out.

This is a great tip to live by, especially when living the tiny life. If you decide to purchase something new like a pair of boots, or pillows it’s better to get rid of the old ones then try and store them in a small RV. You can do this by donating them if they are still in decent condition or just simply tossing them or recycling.

By following the one thing in, one thing out rule can prevent overcrowding the space, which will keep the space open, inviting, and free from clutter.

4. Keep it simple!

What do I mean ‘keep it simple’? Isn’t living in a tiny space of an RV already keeping it simple?

While living tiny is a simpler life, it is still easy to accumulate items for decor, outdoor activities, kitchen items, or more clothes and shoes.

Keep it simple is referring to multiple things. One, for example, is your wardrobe. It’s easier to have just basics that are extremely versatile.  This is also called a Capsule Wardrobe.

Another example is RV’s decor. Too many pillows or overcrowding decor on the table or walls can make space feel crowded or cramped.  RV’s are small spaces, therefore a little bit of decor can go a long way.

I hope these tips are helping! We love living tiny and do our best to utilize these 4 tips to keep our space open and inviting. It’s surprising how many people request to tour your RV, and the last thing I want is them to feel crowded or cramped while spending time in the small space.

Also, Keep in mind it can take time to designate items with there ‘home place’ as well as time to figure how you can use your vertical spaces more efficiently. If you haven’t downloaded the ebook “Create Space from Thin Air”, here is the link! (I do receive a commission if you choose to purchase through my link. Their is no additional cost to you.) It has some amazing ideas for storage in RVs.

If you’re living the tiny life I would love to know; do you have a tip on organizing or keeping your tiny space open, inviting, and free from clutter? Comment below!

Also, Feel free to share on Pinterest, Facebook, and Twitter! Thank you for stopping by!


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