Having a well-stocked emergency kit in your RV is essential for safety and peace of mind. Here's what to include:

Basic First Aid

• Bandages (various sizes)
• Antiseptic wipes & ointment
• Gauze & medical tape
• Tweezers & scissors
• Pain relievers (ibuprofen, acetaminophen)
• Allergy medication (antihistamines)
• Motion sickness tablets
• Prescription medications (enough for the trip)
• Thermometer
• Burn cream

Tools & Repair Items

• Multi-tool or Swiss Army knife
• Duct tape & electrical tape
• Flashlights & extra batteries
• Work gloves
• Adjustable wrench & screwdrivers
• Zip ties & bungee cords
• Jumper cables
• Tire pressure gauge
• Spare fuses

Survival & Safety Gear

• Emergency blankets
• Hand warmers
• Fire extinguisher (check expiration date)
• Reflective safety vest
• Roadside warning triangles or flares
• Whistle
• Extra phone charger & power bank
• Pocket knife

Food & Water Supplies

• Bottled water (at least one gallon per person per day)
• Non-perishable food (granola bars, canned goods, nuts)
• Manual can opener
• Electrolyte packets

Hygiene & Sanitation

• Hand sanitizer
• Wet wipes
• Toilet paper
• Biodegradable soap
• Feminine hygiene products

Weather-Specific Items

• Ponchos or rain gear
• Sunscreen
• Bug spray
• Sunglasses & hats
• Extra warm clothing (for cold-weather trips)

Documents & Extras

• Copies of important documents (ID, insurance, registration)
• Emergency contact list
• Cash (small bills)
• Local maps (offline or paper)

Bonus Tip: Store everything in a waterproof, durable container and keep it easily accessible in your RV. Regularly check and update supplies before each trip.