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10 RV-Friendly Jersey Shore Campgrounds

by | Feb 9, 2024 | Campgrounds & Destinations

Best Jersey Shore RV Campgrounds

Camping season is just around the corner and beach vacation destinations are booking up fast. Although we love our home state of Pennsylvania, it’s noticeably lacking in ocean views, so we’re hitching up the travel trailer, hopping in the truck and heading east to the Jersey Shore. Enjoy summer sunshine and peaceful ocean waves, splash around with the kids at the water park, or relax with a drink by the pool at these ten gorgeous Jersey Shore campgrounds.

Ocean View Resort Campground

The Ocean View Resort is easily one of the best Jersey Shore campgrounds, with tons of water activities inside and outside the park. One camp amenity sure to be a hit is the Buccaneer Bay Splash Park – a pirate-themed water park in the campground! Play on the “anchored” pirate ship, spray water on unsuspecting parents, and slide down the wreckage into the shallow waters. The campground is pet-friendly and has access to Greenbriar Pond for relaxing catch-and-release fishing. Other notable camp amenities include the Ocean View Café, the lake pavilion, two playgrounds, an 18-hole mini golf course, free boat storage during your stay and more!

Ocean Isle Campground

In Ocean View, New Jersey, Ocean Isle Campground offers RV, tent and cabin sites for campers of every style. The 28-acre campground provides easy access to all your favorite South Jersey towns, from historic Cape May to action-packed Atlantic City and all the beaches in between. The campground includes a large pool to cool off, two playgrounds and plenty of group activities.

Boardwalk in Atlantic City on the Jersey Shore in the evening.

Baker’s Acres Campground

On TripAdvisor, Baker’s Acres is ranked the number one campground in Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey, thanks to the mixture of on-campground activities and local history hubs. The campground includes games like horseshoes, bocce ball, volleyball, and even has a dedicated photo op spot. The campground was founded in 1968 by the Baker family, giving it a family-owned feel. You can also dive into the local, and surprisingly bloody, history of a small town like Egg Harbor – first mentioned by Captain Cornelius Jacobsen May in 1614.

Sea Pirate Campground

Just a few miles from Long Beach Island, this pirate-themed campground is a treasure chest of fun for the whole family. The campground paths have pirate-themed names like Peg Leg or Calico Jack, and you can enjoy sea-themed activities such as fishing, crabbing, kayaking and more. On the not-so-pirate side, the campground includes a camp store, dog park and arcade.

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Sea Grove Camping Resort

Connect with the nature of the Garden State at this campground for all ages located in the heart of Cape May County. Just minutes away from South Jersey beaches, enjoy splashing in the waves, playing in the sand and relaxing in the sun. In the evening, nearby local boardwalks open along the shore with food, shops and more. Just a few in-camp activities include a game room, ice cream parties, family hayrides, basketball, horseshoes, volleyball and more.

Lake & Shore RV Resort

Thousand Trails’ Lake & Shore RV Resort is a step up from your normal campground. Its biggest summer attraction is the full water park, complete with slides. The park has its own beach entrance with a private fishing pier and boat dock. On the resort beach, relax in the lounge chairs, play a game of beach volleyball, cool off in the water and adventure around the campground.

Ponderosa Campground

This campground is packed with activities you won’t find at many other RV resorts. Ponderosa Campground includes a pirate ship play area, playgrounds, cornhole, hammocks, a pool and more. It is most well known for its Little Hooves Farm. Little Hooves Farm, established in 2013, is home to goats, chickens, ducks, mini horses and a cow! Come by to feed the animals, play, pet and get a few pony kisses. Nearby, visit Avalon Beach, historic Cape May, Wildwood Beach Boardwalk, Ocean City Boardwalk and more.

Chestnut Lake RV Campground

This tranquil Thousand Trails RV resort is tucked away in the New Jersey Pine Barrens. Fish in the campground lake, swim in the pool or enjoy a good book on the poolside lounge chairs. Chestnut Lake provides easy access to the beautiful Jersey Shore beaches, neon-lit Atlantic City and bustling boardwalk nightlife. Nearly every weekend is booked with campground events. Each weekend has a theme such as space, hot dogs, s’mores, animals or holiday-focused festivities.

Sun Outdoors Cape May

Midway between Cape May and Wildwood, New Jersey, sits Sun Outdoors Cape May, formerly Holly Shores Camping Resort. This campground is known as a great place to stay for campers of all ages and camping styles, with RV sites, cabins and tent sites. They have over 100 large, shaded RV campsites and offer short vacations or seasonal camping reservations. They accommodate RVs up to 42 feet long and offer two dog parks, daily activities and equipment rentals for endless summer fun.

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Sea Pines RV Campground

Thousand Trails’ Sea Pines RV Campground is loaded with quiet campsites and surrounded by peaceful woods, while just a few miles from the beautiful beaches of Cape May. The campground includes shuffleboard, basketball, a game room, volleyball and more. It’s right near the beach, and has on-campground fishing opportunities and waterfront sites. If you’re looking for Jersey Shore campgrounds with tons of amenities, close to the beach, and plenty of activities, Sea Pines is the place for you.

If you stay at one of our best Jersey Shore campgrounds, make sure to let us know! Shopping RVs for sale near New Jersey or in need of RV parts and accessories? Stop by Juniata Valley RV just a few hours from the Jersey Shore, located in central Pennsylvania. Our RV experts will be happy to help you choose the right unit for you. Be sure to kick off camping season right!

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8 Easy Campfire Dutch Oven Recipes

by | Jan 23, 2024 | RV Lifestyle & Tips

Tools and Meals to Cook with the Dutch Oven

If you’re looking for a way to add meal options to your camping menu, there’s nothing more versatile than cooking with a campfire Dutch oven. When camping, it is best to have a Dutch oven with both the pot and lid made of cast iron. Cast iron is great for campfire cooking because it can handle very high temperatures without damage and conducts heat evenly throughout the cooking surface.  A Dutch oven can be used as a pot over the fire or an oven when covered in hot coals, making cooking with it very popular. Dutch ovens can also be used in an oven at home or on top of a gas heater if other fuel is hard to come by, which makes them a convenient way to cook all year round, in any environment.

Campfire Dutch Oven Cooking Materials

If you haven’t used your Dutch oven at the campground, here are a few tools to help give the best experience when trying campfire Dutch oven recipes:

  • Campfire Tripod – A tripod or over-hanger can be used for cooking or keeping your dish warm above the heat.
  • Campfire Grate – A campfire grate can function as either an object to position your Dutch oven above the heat or become a cooking surface itself for other pots and pans.
  • Long Metal Tongs – Long-handled tongs are a little awkward to use but are needed to move food and position coals around hot campfires.
  • Gloves – Heat-resistant gloves add another layer of protection when handling hot food and materials over the campfire.
  • Dutch Oven Lid Lifter – Lids can be both hot and heavy, so having a lid lifter is necessary. Some lid lifters can also be used to adjust food while cooking.
  • Chimney Charcoal Starter – Charcoal starters are designed to preheat briquettes quickly, which can trim down your preparation time.
  • Cooking Thermometer – A little bit of a luxury, but necessary if you want your meals cooked to perfection every time.
  • Liners & Oils – Having liners or cooking oils to separate the food from the inside surface of the pot will make it easier to remove food for serving and to clean the oven afterward.
  • Potholders – If you don’t have a tripod or a grate, a simple potholder can help you safely raise your warm Dutch oven off the ground without overcooking your dish in the hot coals.
A couple with their dog eating their campfire Dutch oven meal with their dog.
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Dutch Oven Recipes to Cook Over the Campfire

Dutch Oven Bread

Total Cook Time: 45 minutes

Servings: 1

Bake soft, flaky, fluffy bread with this campfire Dutch oven recipe from Uno Casa. It requires only a few ingredients and just 30 minutes of baking time. You’ll have your lovely loaf ready to slice and serve with your favorite spread in under an hour.

Dutch Oven Pot Roast

Total Cook Time: 4 hours and 10 minutes

Servings: 10

This campfire Dutch oven recipe brings home-cooked comfort from the warmth of your campfire to your campsite. There is nothing better than the taste of tender beef lying in a bed of fresh vegetables and savory spices, all steamed and baked slowly over charcoals. This Dutch oven recipe delivers maximum taste with a few basic ingredients and your favorite blend of spices.

Dutch Oven Peach Cobbler

Total Cook Time: 1 hour and 10 minutes

Servings: 6 to 8

This simple Dutch oven recipe only requires eight ingredients. In 12 easy steps, you can bake up a soft and sweet peach pastry with a warm, flaky crust that is sure to top any meal or evening under the stars. Bring a taste of grandma’s cooking to your campfire with this winner for (after) dinner!

Chopped peaches, sugar and other ingredients to make peach cobbler.

Campfire Lasagna

Total Cook Time: 45 minutes

Servings: 6

Meat-free dinner guests? No problem! This vegetarian lasagna is sure to be a favorite for all pasta lovers. Break up a boring dinner routine and spend the night cooking this meal over the campfire with friends and family.

Dutch Oven Campfire Nachos

Total Cook Time: 20 minutes

Servings: 4

When the kids get hungry, try this quick and easy dinner option. Grab your Dutch oven for a hearty nacho dish, which can function as a snack or a meal. Crispy chips and smooth refried beans, topped with fresh chopped veggies and stringy melted cheese; this is a recipe that can please any hungry camper. Vegetarian campers can enjoy this meal as well since no meat is included.

The Dublin Coddle (Bratwurst Casserole)

Total Cook Time: 2 hours and 30 minutes

Servings: 4

The Dublin Coddle is an easy campfire Dutch oven recipe. Sink your teeth into soft potatoes, glazed onions, crunchy bacon, and succulent sausage all boiled in zesty chicken broth and beer. Enjoy an Irish classic from the comfort of your campsite. As a bonus, this recipe works in your oven at home too!

Campfire Steamed Clams

Total Cook Time: 28 minutes

Servings: 2

Perfect for coastal camping, these light buttery clams are steamed in a white wine sauce. Add in some garlic and pepper flakes for a kick of heat and a bit of spice, and you have a meal that is both flavorful and fragrant. Don’t discard the broth, as it doubles as both a sauce for the clams and as a dip for the bread. Get acquainted with your environment and a taste of the ocean with this campfire Dutch oven recipe!

Dutch Oven Pork Chops and Potatoes

Total Cook Time: 1 hour and 24 minutes

Servings: 4

Enjoy succulent pork chops covered in breadcrumbs, cooked along with hearty cubed potatoes bathed in creamy mushroom soup to blend it all together. With only eight ingredients and an hour of cook time, this meal will quickly crush your hunger and keep your tank full while on the go!

When it comes to campfire cooking, there is nothing wrong with going Dutch! Now that you have some exciting new Dutch oven campfire recipes to cook on your next camping trip, are you ready for your journey? Let us here at Juniata Valley help you with the details from RV parts and accessories, to new and used RVs for sale, including motorhomes, travel trailers, and more! Give us a call, contact us online,

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How to Keep Your RV Warm in Winter

by | Jan 17, 2024 | RV Lifestyle & Tips

Camping in fall and winter presents a specific set of obstacles to overcome. One of the most pressing issues is, of course, keeping your RV warm. Not only can cold weather damage your RV, specifically when temperatures drop below freezing, but a chill in your unit can put a damper on the whole trip. To help make winter RVing more enjoyable, we gathered this list of tips to help keep your RV warm in winter.

Keep Your RV Warm When You Camp in Winter

Insulate RV Floors

RV floor insulation will help keep your RV warm and will help reduce engine noise and vibrations on the road. Floor insulation should be installed between the floor and subfloor in your unit. The main options for floor insulation are foam board and automotive insulation.

Foam board insulation is thicker and often more effective at maintaining temperatures, but it’s rigid and difficult to install. Meanwhile, automotive insulation is flexible and easy to install. Additionally, it has a vapor barrier and high weight-bearing capabilities, which makes automotive insulation ideal for most RVs. You can purchase automotive insulation online and install it yourself, or you can let the RV service team at Juniata Valley RV install it for you!

A tiny camper in the snow.
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Insulate Your Doors and Windows

Much of the heat inside your RV is lost to the single-pane windows in most units. If you feel a draft near the windows and doors, or a noticeable drop in temperature, you’ll know you need to work on the insulation. This can involve both upgrading your windows and doors or replacing the caulking and stripping.

A low-cost option to help keep your RV warm is to re-caulk and replace the weather stripping. Weather stripping will normally last two to three years before it begins to deteriorate. After that, we recommend a replacement. You can also purchase shrink insulation to install on your windows.

On a similar note, you can check on the rubber seals and gaskets around your RV windows and doors. These should be inspected and lubricated regularly, and should be replaced once they begin to deteriorate. Cracked or hardened seals provide an easy path for cold air to slip into your unit.

The last option is a complete replacement to upgrade your RV windows and doors. You can opt to switch out cheaper, single-pane windows for more high-quality, energy-efficient options. If you’re in or near Pennsylvania, the service department at Juniata Valley RV can help with this!

Install an RV Skirt

RV skirts can be installed around the bottom of your RV to prevent cold air from entering the undercarriage. RV skirts are popular in colder months, plus they can often be aesthetically pleasing and offer extra storage space underneath your unit. RV skirting seals the air underneath your RV off from the outside, so the air there stays stationary and warm.

RV skirting can protect your pipes from freezing, which can cause damage if they are filled with water. Additionally, if the air underneath your camper is warm, it helps keep the floors warm as well. In this sense, RV skirts have the same logic as double-pane windows. You seal off a pocket of warm air. By doing so, you gain another layer of insulation.

Additional RV Accessories

Another cost-effective, easy option to keep your RV warm is to purchase interior accessories. This means decorating your RV with window shades, curtains, and rugs or carpets. These provide an additional layer of insulation to keep the warm air in and the cold air out. In addition to preserving heat, they can add to the homey feel inside your camper. You can easily add some décor that fits your tastes and personalizes your camper while saving cash on RV heat.

Portable Heat Sources

Another low-cost option to keep your RV warm and cozy is the addition of space heaters and electric blankets. These offer localized heat right where you need it. They’re especially popular heat sources at night. You can easily add a space heater to the bedroom, or huddle under the warmth of a heated blanket. As long as you use them safely and responsibly, these are great options to help stay warm.

RV Heat Pumps

Our last suggestion to help keep your RV warm in winter months is an RV heat pump. These pumps provide warm, dry air in your unit. They lower indoor humidity levels and raise the temperature. There are two types of RV heat pumps: ducted and non-ducted. In general, ducted pumps are better for large campers and non-ducted work in small campers. While these do require electricity to run, the addition of warm air and removal of humidity can go a long way to keep your RV warm.

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All of these resources, or any combination of them, will do wonders to conserve heat and help keep your RV warm all fall and winter long. Camping season doesn’t always have to end when the leaves fall! At Juniata Valley RV, we have plenty of RVs for sale that are ready to provide you with winter living. You can also check out our new RVs for sale specifically, and ask us about modern units with extra heating sources, like an electric fireplace. Once you’re ready to see a unit in person, visit our dealership in Mifflintown, Pennsylvania. Our staff is always happy to take you on a tour!

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Best Winter Camping in Pennsylvania

by | Dec 13, 2023 | Campgrounds & Destinations

Top 5 Winter Campgrounds in Pennsylvania

As winter brings chilling temperatures and dusts the country with snow, many campers will start packing away their gear. But for some avid RVers, this is their favorite time to camp — trading in the city’s holiday madness for a quiet season on the road. Here at Juniata Valley RV, we’ve toured our home state once or twice, and we gathered this list of the best places for winter camping in Pennsylvania.

Riverside Campground

Located in a picturesque setting along the Susquehanna River, Riverside Campground is a year-round campground perfect for winter camping in Pennsylvania. The campground’s well-maintained facilities and amenities cater to both seasoned winter campers and those new to the thrill of cold-weather camping. With spacious, wooded campsites, visitors can park their RVs surrounded by the beauty of powder-coated nature.

Winter activities abound at Riverside Campground, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. From snowshoeing and cross-country skiing along the scenic trails to ice fishing on the frozen river, there’s no shortage of ways to embrace the winter wonderland. For those who prefer a more relaxed experience, a stroll through the snow-covered woods or a cozy evening by the campfire is equally enchanting.

Two gloved hands cheer with two coffee mugs on a snowy day.

Campers can gather at the communal spaces, share stories, and warm up by the crackling fire pits. Riverside Campground is a top pick for winter camping in Pennsylvania, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty, well-equipped facilities and a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re an avid winter adventurer or someone looking to experience the magic of a snowy camping trip for the first time, Riverside Campground beckons with its warm hospitality and an array of winter activities.

Whispering Pines Camping Estates

Located just outside of Red Rock Mountain, Whispering Pines Camping Estates is a family-friendly campground with a community feel. Among rolling hills and rich farm country, Whispering Pines is a peaceful place to access some of the most idyllic spots for hunting, fishing, and hiking in Columbia County.

Each campsite offers a fire ring and picnic table. And most RV sites also offer water, sewer and electric hookups. They can accommodate any length RV and they are also pet friendly! Visit in the winter to witness the stunning ice falls that form in the cold temperatures, hike trails with access to a rare eastern fire tower, share campfire stories, stargaze in the dark and remote landscape, and so much more.

Penn Avon Campground

Penn Avon Campground is located just two short miles from downtown Selinsgrove, where families can wander the streets, enjoying the colonial atmosphere. If you’re looking for winter hiking, Penn Avon Campground is also located near Bald Eagle State Forest — fit with ATV trails, free-flowing streams, and dense forest.

Penn Avon Campground offers year-round RV sites with full hookups, cable TV, and free Wi-Fi. They also have a newly renovated bathhouse that is roomy and conveniently located within the park. This family-friendly, pet-friendly RV campground is the perfect place to have a relaxing getaway. Well-maintained, wooded, shaded, and cozy is how visitors have described this quaint spot. It’s the perfect place for your winter vacation.

White’s Haven Campground

Another quaint and quiet spot tucked in the beautiful, western Pennsylvania hills; schedule a visit to White’s Haven Campground. Just west of Clear Creek State Forest, there is ample hiking and nature exploring to be had.

White’s Haven offers plenty of RV sites with hookups, showers, free Wi-Fi, laundry service, and a fishing pond. They even have an on-site convenience store where you can purchase propane and other necessities during your stay. The friendly staff is attentive and helpful, while not overbearing. This simplistic and quiet campground is great for a secluded weekend getaway.

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Mountain Vista Campground

Whether you’re searching for hiking with waterfalls and scenic views, outlet mall shopping, or even a little gambling, the Mountain Vista Campground has something to offer the whole family in every season. This traditional-camping style resort is tucked into the Pocono Mountains, just east of Stroudsburg.

The scenic campground is fit with free Wi-Fi, a convenient laundromat, a recreational area, clean bathhouses, a campground store with firewood, ice, and other necessities, as well as a multigym, dog run, relaxing pavilion, and picnic tables.

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As you pack up for your winter adventure, we want to encourage you to winterize and service your RV before you hit the road. It’s best to make these services a part of your annual camping trip, to save yourself from trouble down the road.

You can trust our RVIA Certified RV service technicians to keep you and your family safe this holiday season. With decades of combined experience, we provide professional and reliable services at the most reasonable prices in Central Pennsylvania.

In the event you want to upgrade your RV, we offer a wide selection of new and used RVs for sale. We also accept trade-ins and offer reasonable financing.

So, what are you waiting for? Stop in and see us at Juniata Valley RV, or just give us a call. We’re always proud to serve our Central Pennsylvania community.

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RV Christmas: Your Celebration Guide

by | Dec 8, 2023 | RV Lifestyle & Tips

The holidays have come back around, and we’re ready to have a festive Christmas RV celebration. Whether you choose a white Christmas up here in the northeast, or head south for a green Christmas, celebrating in a warm and cozy RV is an unbeatable experience. So, cuddle up with that special someone, or with the furry friends, and get ready to have a joyous RV holiday season.

How to Host a Christmas RV Celebration

RV Christmas Decorations

Inside your RV there’s limited space for decorations year-round, but Christmas adds to that challenge. Over the years, some clever RVers have come up with great ways to have a compact but still festive Christmas. We’re covering some of the best ways to decorate inside your RV.

Pillow Covers

A great way to decorate for an RV Christmas, or any other holiday, is using throw pillow covers. Throw pillow covers are cheap and easy to find on Amazon. They’re small and can be folded up for simple storage. Choose a cute cover for the summer, and keep a few different holiday covers to change your RV’s theme throughout the year.

A mini tabletop Christmas tree perfect for an RV Christmas.

Christmas Tree

Skinny “pencil” Christmas trees and small tabletop trees are two great options for fitting a Christmas tree in your RV. While pencil trees are fantastic if you’re looking for full-size, they also require yearlong storage space. Tabletop trees can be fake or real, and we recommend choosing a real tabletop tree. This way, the tree doesn’t have to be stored and saved until next year, taking up valuable RV space.

Some RVers prefer keeping their Christmas trees outdoors. Of course, you’d need to run this by the campground you’re staying at. If allowed, keeping trees outside your RV on your site is a great option. This way, you’re saving space inside your rig and you’ve already got your site decorations down!

String Lights

Another well-loved RV Christmas decoration, string lights are a great way to add warmth and cheer inside your RV. Simply put cozy yellow-white lights, cool blue-white, or cheerful colored lights along the inside of your RV. You can also add string lights outdoors, spreading cheer to your campground neighbors.

RV Christmas Ornaments

Another popular RV Christmas decoration, even for part-timers, is RV-related ornaments. There are tons of these online. Even ornaments you can personalize! This easy Amazon or Etsy find is a great way to decorate your RV or your stationary home with RVing Christmas spirit.

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RV Site Signs and Statues

Christmas signs, statues, or even blow up decorations are a common sight at RV parks around the holidays.  There are tons of great outdoor Christmas decorations to choose from, both online and in nearly every store around the Christmas season.

RV Christmas Gifts

When it comes to purchasing Christmas gifts for RVers, Juniata Valley RV has you covered. We have a great RV parts and accessories store at our dealership here in Pennsylvania. While we might not have the RV accessory you’re looking for on hand, we can order anything to the store for you!

Rather order something online? Check out this great list of holiday gifts for RVers by RVUSA.

Hosting an RV Holiday Meal

One of the best parts of Christmas is the food! There’s nothing that beats sitting around the table with your loved ones ready to chow down on a holiday feast. Whether your family celebrates with a Christmas roasted ham or juicy Christmas steaks, enjoying that meal is one of the best parts of the season. To host an RV Christmas meal, there are a few things to consider.

Prepare in Advance

This tip applies to RV Christmas and traditional Christmas celebrations. However, in an RV, preparing as much as you can in advance is even more important. RV kitchens are notoriously small, so prepping a large meal is nearly impossible. Instead, we recommend spending the day before your celebration doing as much Christmas dinner prep as possible. Even if this means putting the casserole ingredients in a dish and waiting until the big day to pop it in the oven. Any advance preparation will help you save space, save time and relieve stress.

Pro-Potluck

Our next tip for hosting an RV Christmas dinner is turning the meal into a potluck. This is one of the best ways to make Christmas dinner in your RV easier on you. Ask guests to bring their favorite dish or dessert when they come to dinner. This will relieve your stress and save space in your RV kitchen.

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Make Just Enough

Sure, everyone loves holiday leftovers. We’ll never forget the drama that followed Monica’s Thanksgiving leftover sandwich in the season five episode of “Friends,” “The One with Ross’ Sandwich.” But, cooking with leftovers in mind is a little more difficult in an RV. You’re already struggling to find space to cook the meal, adding extra ingredients to the mix only adds to the challenge. After the holidays, the last thing you need in your RV is a stack of Tupperware taking up space. We recommend making just enough to feed your guests rather than planning for leftovers.

Family exchanges presents during an outdoor Christmas dinner.

Eat Outdoors

During the winter months, many RVers choose to pack up the fifth wheel or the Class A and head south. One of the benefits of this is an opportunity to enjoy Christmas dinner in the great outdoors. We recommend, if the weather is warm enough, setting a table outside your RV. This gives everyone enough room to lean back and unbuckle their pants after a delicious Christmas dinner.

 

Now that you know how to decorate your RV, what gifts to give fellow RV lovers and how to cook a delicious holiday meal, you’re ready for a perfect RV Christmas celebration. In the meantime, if you’re looking for RV parts or accessories, stop by Juniata Valley RV in Mifflintown, Pennsylvania. We also have a full-service department for RV repairs and upgrades. Stop in to schedule your RV service!

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