Sass & Belle Coming Home For Xmas Camper Van Open Bauble

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We also decorated our cupboards with a road map of the USA and marked out our route as we completed it. Our curtain is like this and then we just made our own makeshift curtain rail to attach it behind the front seats and make a bit of separation between driving and home. Modifying your reflectix Just because you are in a smaller space DOESN’T mean that you can’t still have fun with things (inside and out!) There are plenty of small trees, hanging trees and other ideas as well as tons of Christmas themed camp decor too!

Here we go! Christmas Decorations for the RV (keep scrolling to see pictures of these ideas in use!) You don’t want so many that it’ll be a pain to move them when you go to sleep since you’re in a small space after all, but it’s nice to have some to prop yourself up when you watch something or read. The Murphy family, including Andy, Kristen, Kieghan, and Kinsler Murphy, uses many natural elements to decorate their RV. “We try to forage what we can to create fresh, natural decorations each year rather than buying new from the stores,” the family shared. “We have enjoyed it much better, and the kids love getting to make things year over year.” If you’ve recently bought a van to turn into a camper van perhaps you’re wondering how you’ll make a camper feel like home.

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For all the happiness that presents bring on Christmas day, finding a place to put all of the new toys can become an inconvenience. These nomads have found ways around receiving tangible items. The Dekkers, in contrast, haven’t forgone the tradition of gift-giving; however, there is a caveat to this receiving. After Christmas, they get rid of older items and toys to make room for the new ones. It was hard to imagine getting him into a place where we could live in him as we did for 5 months while travelling around America for 3 months and then setting up in Western Canada. Put up some Christmas-themed wall decorations– Garland, printable wall art like this, or even some cute bows and lights will do!

Of course, you could also add some curtains as well as put the reflectix in the windows for that extra bit of insulation! Sydney Ferbrache is a solo RVer that has traveled in her 70 square foot van for 3 years. She follows the same sentiments as the Watson clan, but, instead of traveling to faraway destinations, she spends the winter with family in Indiana. You don’t have to have a big tree to make a statement! A pretty little Christmas tree paired with other holiday decor looks just as nice! Many campers opt to use table top trees to save on floor space or pencil trees (think a very narrow “pencil” like tree!)

Thank you for subscribing to the Do It Yourself RV newsletter, keep your eye on your inbox for updates. said Kimberly Dekker. Drape your fav cozy Xmas blanket your sofa or favorite chair – even if you don’t have one, dressing up the couches doesn’t hurt! However, once we’d got the insulation in (there was a lot of it!) and put in the walls and flooring he began to feel a bit more like home. Most importantly, don’t get too stressed about the decor details… enjoy the season with whoever you are camping with! Decorate your RV’s dining table with a festive tablecloth and centerpiece– TJ Max always has some good finds for decor like this.