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If you’re looking for the latest and greatest in accessories for your next RV trip, it’s helpful to know what’s trending with other campers.
Below are the current top-selling products this camping season, according to the Amazon Best Sellers in RV Parts & Accessories list. From toilet drop-ins to water filters and everything in between, these are the accessories RVers are buying the most right now.
We’ll start with number 10 and work our way up to the #1 most popular RV accessory!
Amazon Best Sellers Lists are frequently updated. See the current Best Selling RV Parts & Accessories list for up-to-date information.
#10 – PiSFAU 200W Power Inverter with USB & USB-C
This little power inverter plugs into your RV’s 12V outlet and gives you a standard AC plug, a USB-A, and a USB-C port. It’s handy when you need to charge a laptop, phone, or tablet and don’t want to run your generator just for that. The compact size makes it easy to stash in a drawer or glovebox.
I don’t use any sort of device like this, but I can see how it would come in handy if you camp with multiple people, all with multiple devices that need to be charged.
#9 – Walex Porta-Pak Holding Tank Deodorizer Drop-Ins
These are pre-measured toilet treatment packets. You drop one in your RV’s toilet, and it helps break down waste and control odors. A lot of people like them because there’s no measuring or mess involved. You just toss one in and you’re good for about a week.
I personally have never tried these, as I prefer Happy Campers, but they are apparently very popular with campers this season!
#8 – FOSJGO Collapsible Dish Tub with Drain
This tub folds down flat, which helps save valuable space. You can use it for dishes, washing produce, or even carrying water outside. It also has a drain plug built into the bottom, so you’re not stuck tipping it to pour it out. We do use some collapsible dishes, but I have never used this specific tub. I like it, though, and can see why it would be popular!
#7 – Camco RhinoFLEX 15-Foot RV Sewer Hose Kit
Dumping tanks isn’t fun, but this hose kit makes the process smoother. It includes everything you need: two 10-foot sections, a transparent elbow, and storage caps. From my own experience, the hose is extremely durable, stores well, and the clear elbow is a game changer. That’s probably why it shows up on almost every RV gear list, including my own best sewer hose kit list.
#6 – MARBERO 88Wh Portable Power Station
This is a small power station that’s useful for charging phones, fans, or small electronics without running your RV’s battery down. It has AC, DC, and USB outputs, and you can pair it with a solar panel if you want to recharge it off-grid. It’s lightweight and easy to carry around.
#5 – Dicor 501LSW Self-Leveling Lap Sealant
This is one of the go-to products for sealing roof seams, vents, and skylights. It self-levels as you apply it, so it spreads out without needing to be smoothed by hand. A lot of RV owners use it during yearly roof maintenance to keep water out. It’s been mentioned several times (and recommended to others) in our Community.
#4 – Unique Digest-It+ RV Holding Tank Treatment
Another tank treatment, this liquid uses bacteria and enzymes to break down waste and toilet paper. It helps keep your black tank sensors working and reduces odors without harsh chemicals. Unique is a great brand, and I know several people who swear by this stuff.
#3 – Camco TastePURE 25-Foot Drinking Water Hose
This is an extremely popular drinking water hose, which I use myself. It doesn’t have that plastic taste some cheaper hoses give off. It’s also reinforced to help prevent kinks and is lead-free and BPA-free. This is another item on this list that I personally use, and I cannot recommend this hose enough.
#2 – Camco TST MAX RV Toilet Treatment Drop-Ins
Yet another tank treatment, these orange-scented packets help control black tank odors and break down waste. They’re ultra-concentrated and designed to work with both black and gray tanks. Like the Walex packets, they’re easy to use – no spills or measuring.
Again, I use Happy Campers, but I have used these before and they did the job.
#1 – Camco TastePURE Inline Water Filter with Hose Protector
This filter attaches right to your hose to help reduce sediment, chlorine, and other stuff that can affect water quality. It comes with a flexible hose protector to prevent kinks at the connection point. It’s one of those items that a lot of people add to their setup without thinking twice.
Then there are those who say these filters are pointless and don’t remove enough of the impurities, giving a false sense of security, so to speak. But, to me, it’s just one layer of protection that prevents a lot of impurities from reaching your freshwater tank or plumbing. I still recommend using an under-sink filter or another filter somewhere along the line if you plan to drink the water.
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