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We travel with two young kids so this question hits home! lol We have a collapsible “toy box” with a divider so each child can fill their half of the box with whatever they want and that’s it! We also allow tablets since they take up virtually no room and my kids act like they’ll die without htem. Of course, implement set “electronic” times.
We collect magnets and coffee mugs. The magnets stay on our fridge in the RV and the mugs stay in our home (no room in the RV for ALL my mugs lol)
+1 for RV Lock. Installed one last Spring. Worked great so far. Its tsarting to get cold out now so we’ll see how it performs in freezing weather….
^This! The Breeze is awesome!
We use the keurig mini too. And put it in the box it came in and place it on the floor in the pantry
My clothes rack is packed so tight the hangers aren’t going anywhere! lol
Same. Too bad I’ll be winterizing this weekend. 😭
Trying to find a campsite to book without planning 6 months to a year in advance is frustrating. ALong with climbing campground fees, gas, and everything else going up.
The mini Keurig machine (gotta have my coffee) and the mini doesnt take up much space. And I’ll +1 the new mattress.
The only thing we’ve had stolen was some garbage by a raccoon. 🙂
Closing all entry points is the closest thing you’ll get to a guarantee. And you didnt specify if you have a motorized RV or trailer. Motorized can be a little harder since mice can easily access the engine area and enter. Thats where the cat comes in handy! LOL
This is a good resource for Rvers with pets, founded by Rvers with pets. 🙂 https://www.gopetfriendly.com/
So sad… Meet MarCell is another pet monitoring option. Will work during power outages as well – https://www.meetmarcell.com/
Ha, truth!
We always bring ours. Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it!
