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. Slideouts REALLY can offer a ton more extra space to commit to holiday cheer – this set up really puts the focus on the beautiful tree! Changing to Christmas-theme doormats and interior rugs for the main living space, kitchen, or bathroom is another way to add color without taking up valuable space.

Hang all the garlands using small 3M Command hooks that are easy to remove without harming your camper’s surfaces. Put up some Christmas-themed wall decorations– Garland, printable wall art like this, or even some cute bows and lights will do! Most importantly, don’t get too stressed about the decor details… enjoy the season with whoever you are camping with! If hanging lights on the outside of your RV/camper is too difficult or expensive, a cheaper but equally festive solution is to get a Christmas themed projector and point it at the side of your rig. There’s tons of design options, and virtually no setup – there’s a great example in the picture below. via Kari W. 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 WreathIf you’ve got a Christmas camping vacation planned and you’re unsure what to do to decorate your RV, I’ve put together 11 ideas to help inspire you. 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.

Another option is to carry along a reusable faux wreath and decorate it as a family before hanging it on your camper. Adding a new ornament with the year and camping destination is a great way to start a tradition that will grow with each holiday trip. Place small decorative pillows sporting holiday themes throughout your RV – pillows are another easy find at places like TJ Max and Marshalles. 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! Don’t forget to decorate your hitch! I had never even thought of this, but the hitch does serve as a nice base to either DIY your own tree decor or set your real tree ontop/next to it. via Stacie P. via Debbie B. 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!

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In fact, many campgrounds have contests for the best RV Christmas decorations with prizes to make getting into the holiday spirit even more exciting! Here is a cute prelit table top tree and a pretty pencil tree! via Breeze G. The little touches like Santa and his elf are adorable! via Gabriel S. The most classic way is with Christmas lights, but there’s other holiday elemtns you can add too such as 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.