Sass & Belle Coming Home For Xmas Camper Van Open Bauble

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Invest in some good quality wrapping paper that won’t easily tear, and use double-sided tape to attach the paper around the edges of the doors. Place small decorative pillows sporting holiday themes throughout your RV – pillows are another easy find at places like TJ Max and Marshalles. Come along to learn what RVers do at Christmas time and see if you want to join in on the fun! 10 Great RV Christmas Decorating Ideas

I got inspired by a couple of people I saw in the various RV groups I’m in on Facebook and felt like people NEED to see how good a camper can look when decorated by someone who knows what they’re doing! For Irina Coombes, a full size tree in her camper was non negotiable! So she made it work by taking out her table and putting her beautiful Christmas tree there! The lit garland is like a frame for the tree! I love how one entire section of her camper is dedicated to Christmas!! Taking RV features already in place and spicing them up for the holidays is the perfect decorating solution. Another great option is to get a real or faux tree and set it up outside on your RV patio. With an outdoor tree, you can enjoy the festive look and lights yet still have full use of your RV’s interior space. 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!)DIY some Christmas decor – There are some really cute ideas to make your own RV Christmas decor here. Crafting together is a great tradition for every holiday, and especially good for saving money! The strings hold up great in any weather, and I’ve stepped on them plenty of times without causing any damage, making their already affordable pricing even more of a value. A simple way to make your winter camping trip feel more seasonal is to swap out your standard floor coverings with a holiday rug or doormat and spread out a patio mat that is heavy with greens or reds.

Once Christmas is over, you can easily remove the ribbon, cut apart the wreath and leave the materials to decompose in a wooded area or even burn it in your firepit. Many “experts” like to suggest going with a wall-hung tree, but the reality is that most RVs have very little wall space for hanging anything, let alone a large decoration. 2. Create a Wreath

TIP: Clean your windows well with rubbing alcohol and let dry for the best cling. Many window cleaners leave behind residue that will cause the decorations to curl up at the edges or fall off entirely in a matter of days. 6. Turn Pillows and Chairs Festive

Most RVers bypass the door and instead love to hang a giant wreath on the front of their motorhome, fifth wheel, or travel trailer where everyone can see it.The most classic way is with Christmas lights, but there’s other holiday elemtns you can add too such as Pine boughs, tree branches, vines, tall grasses, and even palm fronds can be woven or tied into a wreath shape. Then, add pinecones, flowers, leaves, fruit, or seed pods for decoration and hang or tie it on with a colorful ribbon. Run lit garland around the interior of your slide out– Why not make use out of easy horizontal space? 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! 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!

RV patio mats come in many colors and patterns, so finding one suitable for the Christmas season isn’t hard and will be the perfect base for other cheerful holiday decorating. Many fifth-wheels and Class A motorhomes come with electric fireplaces that bring a tremendous amount of holiday coziness to your winter RV trips. Even in warmer climates, you typically have the option for faux flames without the heat.Decorate your RV’s dining table with a festive tablecloth and centerpiece– TJ Max always has some good finds for decor like this. Naturally if you decorate the inside… you might want to decorate the outside! No matter if you’re in a van, RV or trailer, there’s a couple fun ways to decorate for Christmas while camping! The problem with this trend is that storing such a large decoration inside the RV can be difficult. Draping your camper with swags of garland instantly delivers holiday cheer. My favorite spots to decorate are: TIP: Avoid using hot glue to attach decorations to outdoor wreaths or garlands, as the weather extremes often cause it to fail. I find a clear silicone all-weather adhesive is better, or use fishing line or wire for a durable hold. 4. Add Sparkle With Lights