... Your basic RV packing includes the following items: A good quality first aid kit Spare key hidden on the outside of the RV Bucket and shovel to put out a campfire Fire extinguisher Sunscreen and mosquito repellent Flashlight with extra batteries Weather radio Emergency credit card Auto club card (if you have one) Emergency phone numbers Chargers for cell phones and other chargeable items Medical insurance cards and information Prescription drugs Over-the-counter items such as aspirin, acetaminophen, etc. Spare eye glasses or contacts Contact solution (if needed) Sun glasses Food, water, beverages Paper towels Toilet paper Soap and shampoo Maps and/or GPS. Paper maps act as a backup in case the GPS fails Life jackets (if going to a water resort) Board and electronic games Shaving and dental items Everything you pack should be unbreakable and stowed securely. After you stop, remember that items stored in cabinets and overhead storage bins could have moved around and are waiting to fall on you. There are a few safety precautions to take when arriving at the RV park. Watch out for small kids - they have a bad habit of running out in front of vehicles. Same thing goes for animals. When backing into your space, have someone standing outside the RV to guide you. This person must be able to watch both sides behind the vehicle. Be careful with electrical connections, making sure you are not standing on anything wet and are wearing dry shoes. Once everything is hooked up, kick back and have fun!. ... Camping in a recreational vehicle (RV) at parks and campgrounds is a good way to reduce the stress of everyday living. Escaping to a peaceful setting has become very popular with families that are looking for some downtime ...