Essential Motorhome Accessories.

Safety First

Prioritising safety is essential. Install fire alarms, smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors to protect against potential hazards. Carry a fire extinguisher onboard.

A well-stocked first aid kit and medicine cabinet ensures you're prepared for minor injuries and illnesses.

Consider a spare tyre for unexpected flats.

Security devices like trackers, security cameras, alarms, steering and pedal locks enhance safety. Some security measures can also be relevant to your motorhome insurance → , particularly where an insurer requires specific security equipment.

Water Management

Managing water efficiently is crucial. A fresh water hose pipe with connectors ensures a clean water supply. Consider having a short and long hose to cater for different campsite fresh water set ups.

Grey water waste hogs help you dispose of wastewater responsibly.

Consider a separate water container for additional storage.

Power and Energy

Keep your motorhome powered with a reliable leisure battery or batteries. If you're considering replacing or upgrading them, our guide to motorhome leisure batteries → explains the main battery types and what to consider when choosing one.

A mains electric hook-up lead ensures you have access to electricity at campsites. Consider having a short and long hook-up lead to cater for different campsite set ups. If you plan to spend time away from electric hook-up, our guide to staying off-grid in a motorhome → covers power, water and other practical considerations.

Gas bottles are essential for cooking and heating. You may want to carry a spare gas bottle for longer trips. Our guide to motorhome gas types → explains the differences between Propane and Butane and some of the practical considerations when choosing gas for your motorhome.

Tools and Repairs

Prepare for minor repairs with a good set of tools and carry spare light bulbs for interior and exterior lighting.

Levelling ramps or chocks help you stabilise your motorhome on uneven terrain, while wheel grip mats provide traction in slippery conditions. You can also use our free motorhome levelling tool → to help work out how much you need to raise each wheel to level your motorhome.

Comfort and Convenience

Consider a Motorhome WiFi system or Starlink so that you can readily connect to the internet.

Maximise comfort with a thermal windscreen cover to regulate temperature.

With climate change and hot summers consider having air conditioning fitted.

A mini hoover and dustpan brush keep your space clean.

Cooking, eating and drinking equipment including an airfryer, coffee machine and cooking utensils make meal preparation a breeze.

A portable rotary washing line and a retractable camping washing line are a must to dry your clothing.

Chemical products designed for toilet and waste tank maintenance help keep things sanitary.

Restful Sleep

Ensure a good night's sleep with comfortable bedding and a mattress topper for added comfort. In very warm weather, a fan is essential for keeping you cool at night. Think about a hot water bottle if its going to be cold!

Outdoor Enjoyment

For outdoor fun, an outdoor BBQ is perfect for cooking up delicious meals.

An outdoor table and chairs set the stage for picnics and gatherings.

An awning is useful to protect you against the sun or rain and provides cover for your outdoor equipment.

Having an outdoor mat is great for avoiding dirt whilst stepping in and out of your motorhome and sitting outside.

A brush will help you keep your outdoor mat free of debri and leaves.

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Written by Nicky Michelmore→