18 RV Accessories to Buy at Costco

Have an RV lover on your holiday shopping list? Or, perhaps you're recently retired and are ready to hit the open road in the new year? Either way, there are plenty of accessories available at Costco that make RV living both easier — the nuts and bolts, if you will — and those additions that simply make life on the road, whether it's for a weekend or months at a time, just more enjoyable. (Not a member? Apply here. Here are 10 Ways Non-Members Can Shop at Costco.)

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Those not used to driving the "bigger rigs" will no doubt appreciate this backup camera complete with a 5-inch LCD color monitor. Purchaser Chad73 gave a very positive review, noting, "We bought this about two months ago and have been using it successfully since that time. It's pretty easy to attach to the license plate and also the small screen to the windshield with the suction attachment included (like the old navi many used to use). The Bluetooth connection is seamless and never drops the signal." (New to RVing? Here are the 30 Biggest Mistakes of First-Time RV Drivers.)

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When you're at home on the road, no one wants to be tied to the stove. This large-capacity, "smart" unit that comes complete with accessories including silicone mitts and serving utensils allows you to start a meal in the morning — and forget about it until it's time to eat. You'll be able to savor a day exploring and have a hot meal ready when you return.

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$140
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The finite space of your RV can be expanded, it's said, in three minutes and three steps. This product offers a "new addition" of nearly 170 square feet of shade and features a vented roof that releases heat.

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$450
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Days on the road might find you hiking, swimming or simply doing the tourist thing, but one thing's for sure — when the sun goes down you want to really kick back. Forget flimsy mattresses with this RV Queen mattress that one five-star reviewer noted "is a joy to sleep on! It is supportive and cushioning."

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Whether you've road-tripped to the sidelines of a sporting event — or are simply sitting out at the park, you'll enjoy these collapsible chairs from Rawlings (sold in a two-pack) for their comfort and ease of use. Designed to provide head and neck comfort and support up to 300 pounds, they fold up and come with a carrying case to boot.

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$200 
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For those with larger RVs — or just those who like to "party on" — this mega-rolling cooler allows you to set up an entertaining area right outside the RV's front door. There's a folding side shelf and lower storage area to keep all your bar accessories in one place — and your guests happy, as well.

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We'll let them explain this one: "The Parallel Kit gives the ability to connect with another Champion 2800 Watt Inverter or Higher for 50A of output — enough power to start and run TWO 15,000 BTU RV air conditioners! No tools are required for installation as the Parallel Kit is designed to clip seamlessly onto the inverter's carrying handle." Useful, no?

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Every day can't be a sunny day. When your cooped-up traveling companions start to get a bit stir crazy, break out this set of eight 3-D puzzles and pass them around to restore a bit of peace and quiet.

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If you can't stand the thought of trying to cook in your admittedly tiny RV kitchen, an outdoor grill is a perfect solution. This one is lightweight and easily packable when you decide to hit the road, too.

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When you don't have a lot of room, a pillow that is both a fun pop of color and a multipurpose addition to your rolling home is a wise investment. The brightly colored cover is cool-to-the-touch, removable, and washable, plus the pillow is durable enough to be used to add to your seating.

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If you're a park-it-and-go kind of person, you'll want to have this handy cooler for the hike, beach, or picnic. It has five insulated compartments and can keep ice for up to two days. 

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If you love espresso but don't want to dedicate your limited counter space to a specialty coffee maker, consider this portable alternative. It's pump-activated and doesn't use a battery or electricity, so you won't have to worry about plugging it in, either.

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$80
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You probably don't have a lot of room in your RV fridge, so make the most of what you do have. This smaller version won't be a bear to put away and it makes quick work of vacuum-sealing leftovers, produce, meat, and more. 

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Traveling in an RV doesn't mean you can't bring the party with you. This speaker is waterproof, dustproof, and can be paired with another EcoXGear speaker for superior sound. Even better, it has integrated multi-color party lights to help make things even more festive.

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During a pandemic, it's always a good idea to have fast, convenient way to sanitize keys, jewelry, eyeglasses, remote controls, and more. This sanitizer bag fits in your purse or backpack and gets anything you can fit inside germ-, bacteria- and virus-free in one minute.

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If you're going to enjoy an evening outside your RV, don't expect the kids to sit quietly on the ground. These quad chairs come in blue or pink and even have their own cup holders. 

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While a fire extinguisher will take up valuable space in your RV, if you do have a fire you won't mind. This one weights just 2.5 pounds and has a metal bracket for hanging.

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If you're living on your RV or just taking a weekend vacation, quiet time alone may be at a premium. Try these noise-canceling headphones to tune out any squabbles or even traffic noise when you need to chill out in the back. These headphones have on-ear touch sensors if you want to listen to music or take a call.