When I first saw the unit I remember thinking "Wow! this thing has unlimited storage". And that's the thing with RV's isn't it? You can take ALL your stuff with you.
Now that it is loaded up with the exception of clothes and food, I'm seeing that there are limits.
The "must have" list looks like this:
- inflatable boat and outboard motor (fuel tank, life jackets, paddles, etc.
- Coleman stove, lamps, etc.
- A compact Weber BBQ
- 20 lb propane tank for above.
- 5 gal. purified water jug for the ice-maker and purified water tap in the kitchen.
- 1 reclining ZG chair, 2 beach chairs and 2 folding chairs.
- 12 foot folding aluminum ladder
- Small aluminum folding table
- one 7' beach umbrella and 2 smaller clip-on umbrellas
- tool box including cordless drill and charger, socket set.
- Bin with RV washing stuff (long handle brush, soap, cleaners, buckets, etc.)
- A 6 x 9 carpet for under the awning.
- Bin with spare parts, belts, hoses, fluids etc.
- Shop vac
- Small air compressor.
- Bin with dog stuff, a big bag of kibble, cookies, brushes, clippers, toys and a kennel (so she won't eat our shoes shoes while we're out).
- And finally, a drone to check out fuel prices at the next exit.....(kidding)... But I am bringing the drone...
So, the basement storage is pretty much filled up. Can't think of anything else really I wanted (needed?) to take, but if I do, we still have an empty Honda CR-V.
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