2024 RV Trends

2024 RV Trends

By Jessica Graham

The RV industry is constantly changing. As we settle in to 2024, several exciting trends are shaping the future of RVing. We will delve into these trends, go through what to expect in the coming years. Whether you are planning your next road trip, or looking to invest in an RV, staying ahead of the game will ensure you make informed decisions for an unparalleled RV experience. In addition to these trends, we will also discuss some must-have features that campers should consider when purchasing a 2024 camper. From spacious and comfortable interiors to energy-efficient appliances and entertainment options, there are many factors to consider when choosing the perfect RV for your next adventure.

Interior Trends
Warm and rich wood finishes are becoming more popular in RVs. Minimalism and shades of grey have been popular in recent years, but now customers are craving warmth and depth in their RVs. Just like the trends shifting in our home interior, we see wood finishes are getting warmer and richer, and textures are being layered to create an inviting interior space.

Consumers are looking for spaces that provide peace, rest, and refuge from the outside world. Color trends have begun moving toward earthy, warm tones. Natural elements like wood, stone, and organic textures are being incorporated into designs. This is the interior trends for 2024, but your camper is your place to get away from everything. If you don’t care for the current trends, find colors that make you feel the most relaxed in your space.

Mixing metals is a great way to add an interesting and contemporary look. For example, mixing black and gold is all the rage. Black hardware and accents are popular because they’re a great way to add sophistication and contrast. Additionally, camping has grown in popularity over the years, and people are camping over a wider range of seasons and temperatures. Indoor fireplaces have become more abundant as a result.

Kitchen Upgrades
As more people camp for longer periods of time, living full-time on the road or taking the RV down south for winter, larger refrigerators have become more popular with time. You can purchase these as after-market designs, or you can readily find campers equipped with bigger refrigerators to support camping longer periods of time.

Outdoor kitchens are a great addition to any camper, providing a convenient and functional space for cooking and entertaining. They offer a range of benefits including additional space for cooking and food preparation, freeing up space inside the camper for other activities. Cooking outside helps keep the interior of the camper clean and free from cooking smells. Outdoor kitchens make it easy to cook and eat meals without having to leave the campsite, this allows you to enjoy the fresh air and beautiful scenery.

When it comes to outdoor kitchen options for campers, there are many different choices available. Many travel trailers now come equipped with outdoor kitchens, providing a convenient and functional space for cooking and entertaining. For those who prefer a more customized approach, or are adding an outdoor kitchen to your current set-up, DIY outdoor kitchens are a great option. These can be built to suit your specific needs and preferences. They also can be improvised. At the campgrounds, I often see small smokers, pellet grills, charcoal grills, castiron cooking options, and the list continues to grow. You can purchase an outdoor grill and start cooking outside.

Some of the must-have features to consider when choosing an outdoor kitchen for your camper include testing for durability and functionality. Look for an outdoor kitchen that is functional and easy to use, with plenty of storage space and cooking options, one that is durable and can withstand the wear and tear of the road. You also want to consider how you will haul it and if it will take up too much of your space. Don’t forget to keep it simple and easy for setting up and storing. Look for an outdoor kitchen that is functional and easy to use, with plenty of storage space and cooking options. If you build it yourself, you can control how much money you spend on the outdoor cooking portion of camping. You can decide whether or not you want this feature.

Solar Options
Solar power is a great option for camping, providing a sustainable and eco-friendly way to power your devices and appliances. There are many different solar options available for campers, including solar panels, solar generators, and portable solar chargers.

One of the most popular solar options for campers is solar panels. Solar panels come in different sizes and wattages for various needs, and you can even buy adjustable ones for paring down or expanding to suit the trip at hand. Monocrystalline panels use a single silicon crystal to capture solar energy, while polycrystalline panels rely on multiple silicon crystal fragments. Monocrystalline is more and has good recommendations. Solar panels come in rigid and flexible models. Flexible panels are ideal if you’re mounting on a curved or uneven surface, but if your RV is flat up top, a rigid panel will work just fine. Decide whether you want to mount your panels or go the portable route. Mountable panels come with hardware and instructions for self-installation. Mountable RV solar panels are more durable than portable ones, fit with waterproofing and wind resistance, since they are always outside braving the elements. Portable solar panels fold up for compact storage, designed for easy set-up and tear-down from site to site. They are scratch-resistant and can handle a light shower, but they’re not meant to stay outside permanently.

Another popular solar option for campers is solar generators. Solar generators are a quiet alternative for keeping your appliances working without lugging around spare gas cans or stopping at the gas station to fuel up for your traditional generator. They are ideal for powering small appliances and devices, and they can be charged using solar panels or a traditional outlet. They tend to be expensive initially.

Portable solar chargers are another great option for campers. They are designed for easy set-up and tear-down from site to site. They are scratch-resistant and can handle a light shower, but they’re not meant to stay outside permanently and will get damaged if you do so. Whether you’re looking for the best solar panel for travel, work, or play, there are many different options available for each type of charger.

When choosing a solar option for camping, there are several factors to consider. Durability is important since solar options are exposed to the elements. Functionality is also important, so look for an option that is easy to use and has plenty of storage space and cooking options. Energy efficiency is becoming increasingly important, so look for an option with features like solar panels, LED lighting, and efficient appliances. Finally, cost is an important factor to consider, so choose an option that fits your budget.

Conclusion
With larger families and longer trips, it’s important to have a spacious and comfortable interior. Look for campers with plenty of seating, sleeping, and storage space. With limited space in a camper, it’s important to make the most of every inch. Look for campers with smart storage solutions and multi-functional furniture. With more people camping for longer periods of time, energy efficiency is becoming increasingly important. Look for campers with features like solar panels, LED lighting, and efficient appliances.