* Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. These are very inexpensive items that can truly save your life. They basically sniff and sample the air at all times, and will alert you with a loud noise when smoke or carbon monoxide levels have reached a danger point. They can actually be installed easily by almost anyone too so even the most tool challenged should not have a problem with them. Just be sure to buy the ones made specifically for RVs and not just for houses.

* Water filtration units can be very important if you spend much time on the road in your RV. From one campground to another the quality of water that you will encounter can vary considerably, and some of the water systems are not always maintained as well as they should be. So having your own water filtration system is a smart investment in your own health while on the road.

* Automatic levelers can save tons of time and energy when you get to your destination. It's very important that your motorhome be as level as possible when parked, not only for your comfort but also because some RV systems require being level in order to function properly. You can buy cheaper units that allow you to manually adjust the levelers yourself while you watch the results on a gauge, and these can work very well, especially when you get used to how it all works. But some of the newer and more expensive models actually take over and do all the work for you instead. Which one is best for you is up to you to decide, and how much you want to spend.

* A small dehumidifier is one of those rv acesories that can save you quite a bit in the long run especially if you like to visit some of the more humid southern states like Texas and Florida. Humidity levels can be very high in these areas and can affect your sensitive electronic devices including computers as well promote mold growth in your RV, so having a small unit that monitors and removes excess humidity from the air inside the coach can be a good thing.

These few rv acessories can make a huge difference in your safety and enjoyment of the RV experience and lifestyle, so consider them carefully before you leave for your next trip.