10 Budget Accessories That Make Fall RVing Extra Cozy

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Fall camping is one of the best times of year to be on the road: colorful trails, crisp mornings, golden afternoons, and evenings that beg for hot cocoa by the fire. But cooler temps and longer nights call for a few extra comforts. Luckily, you don’t have to spend a fortune to make your setup feel warm, cozy, and downright luxurious.

Here are 10 small but mighty camping essentials (all around $50 or less) that can transform your fall RV experience.

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1. Portable Space Heater

When the thermostat dips, a portable space heater is a game-changer. They’re perfect for keeping your RV toasty without running the furnace all night. Many models are quiet and heat up a small space in minutes, so you can actually look forward to getting out of bed on a chilly morning.

2. Insulated Travel Mug

Upgrade from your chipped camp mug to an insulated tumbler that actually keeps coffee hot through a sunrise hike, or cider warm through a chilly evening stroll. Some even come with spill-proof lids, making them road-trip friendly and perfect for kids too.

3. Heated Throw Blanket

Plug a heated throw blanket into your RV or car outlet and instantly warm up. Perfect for evenings when you don’t quite want to turn on the heater, but still want to feel cozy on the couch or at the dinette.

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4. Seat Warmers 

Transform your driver and passenger seats into heated thrones with a plug-in seat warmer. Long drives to fall foliage hotspots suddenly feel like luxury road trips.

5. Campfire Popcorn Popper

S’mores are classic, but nothing beats fresh popcorn over the campfire. A stovetop-style popcorn popper or mesh basket brings serious nostalgia (and snack upgrades) to chilly nights.

6. Draft Stoppers for RV Doors

Cold air sneaks in faster than you’d think. A simple fabric draft stopper keeps your RV warmer and cozier without cranking the furnace. Plus, it makes your rig feel more like a home.

7. Rechargeable Lantern

Fall nights come early, and fumbling with batteries is no fun. A USB-rechargeable lantern lights up your campsite, doubles as a nightlight, and saves you from last-minute battery runs. Pro tip: grab one with multiple brightness modes to customize your vibes.

8. Waterproof Outdoor Blanket

Not just cozy, but practical. These outdoor blankets keep you warm by the fire, make picnics more comfortable, and double as a layer of protection for damp benches or dewy grass. Look for machine-washable fabrics. You’ll thank yourself after the first muddy campsite.

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9. Hand Warmers (Rechargeable or Disposable)

Slip them into gloves or pockets for frosty morning hikes or late-night s’mores sessions. Rechargeable hand warmers double as mini power banks, making them extra handy.

10. String Lights

Sure, you could make do with the porch light, but a strand of warm, battery-powered string lights instantly makes your site feel magical. They also help you avoid tripping over cords and firewood on those dark fall evenings. Look for dimmable options for the perfect glow.

Cozy Up Your Fall RV Adventures

You don’t need a shopping spree to make your fall RV adventures more comfortable. With just a few smart upgrades, many under $50, you’ll be warmer, cozier, and better equipped to soak up everything fall camping has to offer.

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