Essential RV, Motorhome, Caravan and Campervan Accessories
Last updated: May 2026.
The right accessories make touring easier, cleaner and more comfortable. This guide highlights practical items to consider first, especially if you are preparing a motorhome, caravan or campervan for regular trips.
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Grey Water and Waste Accessories
Grey water gear is not glamorous, but it is one of the most useful areas to get right. Good hoses, caps and waste disposal accessories help keep campsites tidy and reduce spills.
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First Accessories to Buy
- Levelling ramps: help keep the van stable and comfortable on uneven pitches.
- Fresh-water hose: choose food-grade hose and suitable connectors.
- Waste-water hose or container: keeps grey water disposal tidy.
- Electric hook-up cable: check campsite-compatible length and rating.
- Security locks: useful for storage, steering wheels, hitch locks and doors.
- 12V USB chargers: handy for phones, tablets, lights and small touring gadgets.
Useful Amazon UK Searches
- Caravan and motorhome levelling ramps
- Food-grade caravan water hoses
- Motorhome security locks
- Caravan electric hook-up cables
- Campervan cooking equipment
Buying Checklist
- Check vehicle compatibility before ordering.
- Measure hose and cable lengths needed for typical campsites.
- Choose weather-resistant gear for outdoor use.
- Read recent reviews and check return options.
Quick Answer
The most useful first accessories for motorhome, caravan and campervan owners are levelling ramps, a fresh-water hose, grey-water gear, an electric hook-up cable, security locks and basic safety equipment.
Common Questions
What accessories should a new motorhome owner buy first?
Start with levelling ramps, a food-grade water hose, electric hook-up cable, grey-water disposal gear, toilet chemicals if needed, basic tools and safety equipment.
Are cheap caravan accessories worth buying?
Some simple accessories are fine at lower prices, but check reviews and avoid cutting corners on electrical, gas, water-heating and safety products.
What should I keep in the van all year?
Keep essentials such as hook-up cable, hose connectors, levelling ramps, torch, first-aid kit, basic tools, gloves, waste gear and security devices ready for each trip.