The road-ready
pack list.

Pet food — 2-week supply, plus treats and chews

Collapsible bowls and a spill-proof travel water bottle

Leash, harness, and updated ID tags with your cell number

Not the home landline — full-timers especially

Familiar bedding, blanket, and a favorite toy from home

Waste bags, litter setup (for cats), and grooming basics

mywaggle pet monitor — installed, app paired, alerts testedWAGGLE

Confirm temperature and motion alerts are pushing to your phone before you leave the driveway

GPS tracker on collar (AirTag, Tractive) and a cell signal booster

Pet meds with 30-day buffer plus a pet first aid kit

Rabies certificate, vaccination records, microchip number, recent photos

Keep digital and printed copies

Tires inspected — pressure, tread, age, and the spare

RV tires age out before they wear out

Fluids topped off; brakes, propane, and generator tested

Tanks: fresh water filled, gray and black emptied

Slide-outs and awnings retracted; loose items secured inside

Leveling blocks, wheel chocks, surge protector, water and sewer hoses

4G security camera for RV interiorWAGGLE

A 4G unit keeps watching even when campground WiFi is flaky or off entirely

Driver's license, vehicle registration, RV and auto insurance

Roadside assistance card (Good Sam, AAA RV, or Coach-Net)

Health insurance, Medicare card, printed emergency contacts

Mobile hotspot, signal booster, and power banks for every device

RV-specific GPS plus a paper atlas backup

Garmin RV and CoPilot RV avoid low bridges and weight-restricted roads; phone GPS does not

Personal meds with 30-day buffer plus a written medication list

Reading glasses (with a backup pair) and a human first aid kit

Fire extinguisher current; smoke, CO, and propane detectors tested

3 days of drinking water (1 gal per person and pet, per day) and non-perishable food

Cash in small bills, flashlights, and a NOAA weather radio