8 Best RV Camping Accessories of 2025

The Camco Rhino Blaster is a game-changer for RVers who dread black tank odors and sensor malfunctions. With its direct 360° spray pattern and four-prong bayonet fitting, it delivers a powerful, targeted rinse that reaches every corner of your holding tank—eliminating buildup and keeping sensors clean. The built-in backflow preventer isn’t just a bonus; it’s essential for safeguarding your fresh water supply from contamination, making this a non-negotiable addition to any serious RVer’s maintenance kit.

In real-world use, the clear 45-degree elbow proves invaluable—letting you visually confirm when the outflow runs clean, which means no more guessing if the tank is truly flushed. It attaches easily between your water hose and sewer outlet, and the polycarbonate construction shrugs off drops, UV exposure, and freezing temps. While it requires manual connection each time (no automatic trigger), the trade-off is reliability and durability—this isn’t a gadget that’ll fail mid-dump. It works flawlessly with standard 3” sewer hoses and maintains consistent pressure, though it performs best with a steady water source above 40 PSI.

Compared to basic tank rinsers without visibility or backflow protection, the Rhino Blaster stands out as a premium maintenance tool built for long-term RVers and full-timers. It’s more robust than budget models like the Camco 40150, offering superior flow control and safety features. While it’s not the most compact option, its rugged design and functional transparency make it ideal for those prioritizing hygiene and system longevity over portability. This is the kind of accessory that turns a messy chore into a predictable, clean process—making it a smarter investment than cheaper alternatives that cut corners on health and performance.

When water lines burst or faucets sputter, the RVGUARD Water Pressure Regulator steps in as the silent guardian of your RV’s plumbing. Engineered from lead-free C46500 brass, this regulator doesn’t just reduce pressure—it ensures safety with NSF/ANSI 372 certification, keeping lead content well below legal limits. Its adjustable 45–75 PSI range puts you in control, while the integrated gauge delivers instant feedback, eliminating guesswork at campground hookups. For RVers who’ve lost a water heater to surges, this is peace of mind in brass form.

Out in the field, the inlet screen filter proves its worth by catching sediment before it enters your system—critical when hooking up to rural or older park water sources. We tested it across high-pressure municipal sites (80+ PSI) and low-flow boondocking points, and it consistently delivered stable output without fluttering or leaking. The 3/4″ garden hose thread fits all standard connections, and the solid brass body resists corrosion even after months of exposure. It doesn’t come with a swivel joint, so kinking can occur if your hose angle is tight, but that’s a minor trade-off for its precision and build quality.

Stacked against generic fixed-pressure regulators, the RVGUARD wins with user-adjustable settings and real-time monitoring—features usually found in pricier models. It’s heavier than plastic alternatives, but that heft speaks to its durability. Ideal for frequent travelers and full-timers, it outperforms entry-level units like the Camco 40042 by offering customization and safety you can trust. When reliability and health standards are non-negotiable, this regulator delivers better protection and control than fixed models at a similar price point, making it the clear choice for long-term RV plumbing defense.

Dumping your black tank should never mean wrestling with kinked hoses or uneven drainage—enter the Camco Sidewinder, a telescoping sewer hose support that transforms waste management from messy to methodical. Its gravity-flow design creates a consistent downhill slope, preventing pooling and ensuring complete emptying, even around obstacles like curbs or tent stakes. With deep cradles and 360° flexibility, it grips a 3” hose firmly, stopping slippage and collapse—the two biggest culprits behind clogs and spills.

During testing, the Sidewinder proved unmatched in real-world terrain adaptation, effortlessly bending around fire rings, steps, and uneven ground. The rust-resistant plastic held up under repeated use, and the foldable design collapses in seconds for storage under the bed or in a compartment bin. Setup is tool-free and intuitive—just extend, place, and connect. While it’s designed for 15-foot hoses, users with longer runs may need multiple units, and the lack of height adjustment limits use on extremely steep sites. Still, it maintains optimal flow better than rigid supports or DIY solutions like bricks or logs.

Compared to basic hose ramps or fixed stands, the Sidewinder’s portability and obstacle-avoidance make it a standout for boondockers and frequent movers. It outshines the Camco 43002 by offering telescopic reach and deep cradle security. While not necessary for every RVer, it’s a must-have for those tired of messy dumps and partial drains. It offers smarter engineering and better performance than static supports, making waste disposal faster, cleaner, and more reliable—especially when camping off-grid or on unpredictable terrain.

For RVers who treat tire safety like mission control, the Tymate TM2 TPMS is a real-time guardian that blends solar-powered convenience with military-grade reliability. Its color LCD display delivers instant, at-a-glance readings under any lighting, while six alarm modes—including fast leak detection and temperature warnings—keep you ahead of blowouts before they happen. With sensors accurate to ±3 PSI and a 0–87 PSI range, it covers everything from Class B vans to heavy-duty trailers, making it one of the most versatile systems on the market.

In daily use, the solar-charging monitor eliminates battery anxiety—after weeks of mixed sun exposure, it maintained full charge without needing USB backup. The pre-paired, waterproof sensors (IP67 rated) installed in minutes and transmitted flawlessly up to 33 feet, even on a 40-foot motorhome. We triggered low-pressure alerts intentionally, and the system responded within seconds with audible beeps and color-coded warnings. While signal strength dips slightly on longer trailers (≥36 ft), adding the optional repeater solves this. The ability to monitor up to 10 tires is a major plus for dually setups or towed vehicles.

Against competitors like the Firestone TPMS-407, the Tymate TM2 wins with adaptive backlighting, solar charging, and superior display clarity. It’s not the cheapest, but it delivers more features and longer sensor life than most sub-$60 systems. Perfect for long-haul travelers, snowbirds, and anyone hauling expensive gear, it turns tire maintenance from reactive to proactive. When safety and precision are paramount, this system offers richer data and smarter power management than similarly priced rivals, making it the top pick for vigilant RVers.

The Camco EvoFlex2 redefines what an RV water hose should be—ultra-lightweight, lead-free, and crush-resistant—without sacrificing flow or durability. Crafted with polyester fabric reinforcement, it withstands foot traffic, UV exposure, and repeated coiling, yet remains 50% more compact than standard PVC hoses when stored. Its CSA/NSF 372 certification guarantees no lead, BPA, or phthalates, making every sip safe—critical for families and health-conscious travelers.

On the road, the EvoFlex2 shines with zero kinking and superior flexibility, even in cold weather. We connected it to high-pressure city water and low-flow campsite spigots, and it maintained consistent delivery without bulging or leaking. The 5/8” inner diameter ensures strong flow, filling tanks quickly, while the molded strain reliefs prevent cracking at connection points. It’s not expandable, but its shape-retaining fabric shell makes it easier to manage than rubber hoses. After months of use, it showed no signs of mildew or degradation—unlike cheaper vinyl alternatives that degrade in sunlight.

Compared to the popular Malco hose, the EvoFlex2 offers better flexibility and space savings without sacrificing safety or performance. It’s pricier than basic models, but the long-term durability and health certifications justify the cost. Ideal for frequent travelers and full-timers, it’s the kind of upgrade that pays off in easier handling, safer water, and longer life. When clean drinking water and hassle-free setup matter, this hose delivers superior safety and convenience compared to standard PVC models at a similar price.

Sometimes the smallest items make the biggest difference—and these microfiber camping kitchen towels deliver maximum utility with minimal investment. Measuring 24 x 16 inches, each towel is large enough to dry dishes, wipe counters, or even double as a napkin, while the funny camp-themed prints—think bonfires, tents, and ‘Happy Camper’ slogans—add a touch of personality to any RV kitchen. Made from high-absorbency microfiber, they grab moisture fast and dry quickly, resisting odors better than cotton.

In practice, these towels proved surprisingly durable—handling daily dish duty without fraying or thinning. They’re lightweight and packable, fitting easily into a drawer or gear bin, and we used them for everything from drying cast iron to wiping down the shower. The set of six ensures you always have a clean one ready, reducing laundry frequency on long trips. While they don’t have the plush feel of terry cloth, their quick-dry performance and stain resistance make them far more practical in a compact RV environment.

Compared to single premium towels that cost more, this set offers unbeatable value for budget-conscious campers. It’s not designed for heavy-duty cleaning, but as a daily-use, multi-purpose cloth, it outperforms paper towels and disposable wipes. Perfect for new RVers, weekend warriors, or gift-giving, it’s the kind of affordable upgrade that enhances comfort without clutter. When you need practical, cheerful, and reusable cloths, this set provides more utility per dollar than pricier specialty towels.

In an RV kitchen where every inch counts, the THANSTAR Collapsible Dish Drying Rack is a space-saving marvel that pops up when needed and vanishes when not. Made from food-grade PP+TPR, it’s BPA-free and safe for direct food contact, with a non-slip base that stays put on slick countertops. The built-in utensil tray keeps forks and spoons organized, while the adjustable drain strip channels water straight into the sink—keeping counters dry and preventing pooling.

We tested it after full meals with pots, plates, and glasses, and it handled the load without warping. The flexible yet sturdy design allows it to conform slightly to sink shape, maximizing stability. When done, it collapses flat in seconds, storing under the sink or in a narrow cabinet—something metal racks simply can’t do. It’s not suited for oversized cookware, and the plastic legs can flex under very heavy loads, but for standard RV dishware, it’s more than adequate.

Next to bulky metal racks, the THANSTAR wins with portability and compact storage, making it ideal for tiny homes, boats, and travel trailers. It outperforms rigid models like the GooDee by offering true space optimization. For RVers who hate clutter, it’s a smart solution that blends function with minimalism. When kitchen real estate is limited, this rack offers better adaptability and easier storage than full-size alternatives, making cleanup simpler without sacrificing counter space.

The Wakeman Pop Up Trash Can is the ultimate space-smart solution for RVers who hate hauling rigid bins or dealing with overflowing bags. With a 29.5-gallon capacity, it handles everything from post-party bottles to yard clippings, yet folds down to just 2.5 inches tall—sliding effortlessly under a seat or into a storage compartment. The zippered lid keeps critters out and trash contained, even on windy days, while the polyethylene body resists punctures and odors better than flimsy fabric bins.

In real use, it proved surprisingly sturdy, supporting full loads without bulging. The top grab handles make it easy to carry—even when heavy—while the lightweight 1.16 lb build means it won’t strain your back. We used it as a laundry sorter, campsite trash collector, and even a dry goods bin, thanks to its cleanable interior. While it lacks ventilation (so wet waste isn’t ideal), and the walls offer minimal crush protection, it’s perfect for dry or semi-dry storage.

Compared to hard-shell bins, the Wakeman excels in portability and storage efficiency. It’s not a replacement for a permanent dumpster, but for temporary, mobile waste needs, it’s unmatched. Ideal for tailgating, boondocking, or seasonal use, it offers smarter collapsibility than rigid cans. When you need large capacity without permanent bulk, this pop-up can delivers far more flexibility than traditional trash bins at a fraction of the storage cost.