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Winnebago Class C Winterizations – View, Navion, Era

November 1, 2019lichtsinn

With the winter months fast approaching many RV owners must get their motorhome winterized, and ready for storage. We have recorded several RV winterization videos that will walk you through step-by-step on how to get your RV ready. In all of our videos, one of our RVDA/RVIA certified RV technicians will show you exactly what to do.

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If you are not interested in winterizing your RV yourself, we can help! Call our service department at 1-800-343-6255 and schedule your winterization service today.

Experience the Best℠ at Lichtsinn RV, the #1 Winnebago Dealer in North America for the last four consecutive years. Lichtsinn RV is located 1 mile north of Winnebago Industries in Forest City, IA and we proudly sell new Winnebago motorhomes and pre-owned RVs from various manufacturers. While at Lichtsinn RV, you can expect no delivery miles on new RVs, a complimentary half-day educational orientation of your RV, excellent guest reviews, an assigned support team from sales, parts, service and the business office, superior accommodations, no-hassle pricing and competitive financing. See our extensive new and used inventory here.

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Featured Floorplan: Aspect 30J

October 15, 2019October 15, 2019lichtsinn

Designed for those with discriminating tastes, the Aspect and Cambria fill your life with upscale amenities, including Corian countertops and backsplash, MCD solar and blackout roller shades, and an Infotainment Center with Rand McNally RV GPS. The double slideout 27K offer the additional luxury of a large rear storage trunk with multiple access points to let you carry more of what is important to you, all while still including a walkaround queen bed in the bedroom.

This coach is powered by the tried and true Ford powertrain and cab upgrades:

1. Ford E450 6.8L Triton V10

2. 305 Horsepower

3. 420 lbs. feet of torque or power

4. Ford TorqShift six speed Automatic transmission with grade braking capability in tow haul mode

5. Four wheel ABS

6. Factory installed 5,000 lb tow package

7. Stainless steel wheel liners

8. Rear auxiliary air springs

9. Front cab seats, both of which rotate to become integral living components and include cushions for a more residential feel

10. SiriusXM satellite radio

11. Rearview and side video camera monitoring system

Includes the following factory installed options:

1. Contour windows, dual pane thermo insulated with mini frames for a tighter seal that competitive frameless windows, with an added darker tint

2. Infotainment Center with Rand McNally RV GPS, including touch screen color monitor, Rand McNally RV GPS safe & easy routing, amenities and tools, trips & content, turn-by-turn voice guidance, CD DVD player, SiriusXM, compass, outside temperature, iPod and iPhone audio integration, Bluetooth, and so much more.

3. MAXXAIR premium vent system includes automatic temperature control enhances off the grid camping. The rain hood allows the guest to use the vent and fan in bad weather or even when the coach is not occupied.

4. Skylight and roof vent

5. Side video camera monitoring system added to the side mirrors and integrated into the rearview camera monitoring system

6. Microwave and convection oven, which will bake, brown and roast like a traditional oven, yet frees up complete storage below the range top

7. Exterior entertainment system with AM FM stereo, CD and Bluetooth hands free MP3 player, remote and exterior speakers

8. Water purification system

9. Queen Ideal Rest Nouveau Digital control mattress

10. Seat pedestal, swivel and slide

11. Interior upgrade package, which includes galley backsplash, cab seat lounge cushions, dash and beverage tray appliqué, carpet floor mat in the cab, decorative wall mirror, Corian sink covers, MCD solar and blackout roller shades (in select areas)

New enhancements include:

1. LED lighting integrated into the patio awning

2. Contour windows, dual pane thermo insulated, with mini frames for a tighter seal that competitive frameless windows, with an added darker tint

3. Side video camera monitoring system added to the side mirrors and integrated into the rearview camera monitoring system

4. Corian galley countertops with sink and range covers.

5. Larger double door refrigerator and freezer

6. Infotainment Center with Rand McNally RV GPS, including touch screen color monitor, Rand McNally RV GPS safe & easy routing, amenities and tools, trips & content, turn-by-turn voice guidance, CD DVD player, SiriusXM, compass, outside temperature, iPod and iPhone audio integration, Bluetooth, and so much more.

Includes the following exterior highlights, in addition to the specifications on our website page and brochure:

1. 93 cubic feet of basement and exterior storage

2. 55 fuel capacity

3. 18 gallon LP capacity

4. 6 gallon LP and 110v water heater capacity with the Energy Management System

5. 30 amp electrical service

6. 15,000 BTU air conditioning system with integrated AC heat pump

7. Powered patio awning, 19 ft with metal wrap and LED lighting

8. Dual deep cycle, Group 31 Marine RV batteries

See our Aspect inventory here.

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RV Winterization Videos in our Video Library

October 14, 2019lichtsinn

Watch our videos on winterizing below:

If you are not interested in winterizing your RV yourself, we can help! Call our service department at 1-800-343-6255 and schedule your winterization service today.

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Featured Floorplan: 2020.5 Winnebago Travato 59KL

September 20, 2019September 20, 2019lichtsinn

Based on the powerful, fuel efficient ProMaster chassis, the Travato has been at the forefront of the #vanlife revolution since its launch. Estimated to achieve 18 to 22 mpg highway, at only 21 feet long, the Travato Pure 3 lithium offers all of the comforts of home in a nimble, efficient van, without the noise of a common RV generator!

The Pure 3 Volta Power Systems automotive grade 48V energy pack provides 8,700 watt hours, nearly double that of Roadtrek and more than Coachmen. The energy pack is watertight, durable, and with the steel housing being the safest on the market, the battery pack is climate controlled.

The Pure 3 provides complete 30 AMP whole coach electricity using a 3,600 watt pure sine inverter, removing the common RV generator. The Travato’s dedicated 58 volt alternator, or under hood generator, is twice as powerful as competitors and now has been increased from 120 to 160 amps of charging for even faster recharge times! Its compact design keeps it out of the way of curbs and road debris and the auto start and high idle control significantly extends air conditioner run time.

The MPPT solar controller and standard solar panels provide best in class solar absorption, up to 30 percent better than competitors, giving you more off the grid performance.

Simple, seamless operation with one touch button controls incorporate automatic engine start when the battery is low and can recharge a fully depleted system in approximately 1 hour!

This new factory fresh Travato includes the latest in enhancements from Winnebago:

1. Upgraded automotive grade insulation in the roof and walls for improved thermal break and acoustic insulation

2. Sumo springs, front and rear increase ride height and improve stability

3. Rolef brand side screen door is made to take a beating while providing reliable insect protection. The innovative magnetic closure allows hands free egress and helps keep bugs out

4. New ultra quiet Coleman MACH 10 NDQ air conditioner with interior shroud that includes directional vents, Bluetooth app control, built in thermostat and auto mode that turns the blower fan off when the compressor is not running. This new AC also significantly reduces power draw extending battery life for Pure3 models

5. Recalibrated state of charge gauge for the Pure3 shows only the useable portion of the energy pack and changes to blue backlighting to indicate that when the pack is too cold to take a charge

6. Heating pads for the Pure 3 energy pack can be used the pack has been stored in very cold temperatures

7. Larger 160 amp alternator for even faster charging of the Pure 3 energy pack, along with solar being increased to 230 watts, standard

8. Updated Carefree awning with faster drive motor to reduce the potential for wind damage and Bluetooth control to make it easier to operate

9. New all metal roof rack for increased durability

10. New wider running boards with non skid rubber tread pattern include ground effects lighting and new pet leash or bicycle security tie out brackets

11. Ram mount aluminum tracks under overhead for easy mounting of accessories

12. New Anything Keepers, or drop down mesh storage bins for convenient storage of smartphones, tablets, books and glasses over the beds

13. Connectivity roof access port provides a path to route wiring for easy installation of external antennas such as satellite, WiFi or cellular boosters

So many things are now standard, but this factory fresh Travato now includes the following factory installed options:

1. Front leather cab seats

2. Rolef screen door

3. All metal roof luggage and cargo racks

4. Multi point adjustable rear and side ladder

5. Remis cab window blinds, sliding and pleated

6. Heated drainage to accompany the cold weather package that includes fresh water systems inside the RV

7. Deluxe feature paint package

This coach is powered by the tried and true fuel efficient ProMaster powertrain, the US version of what has been Europe’s most successful commercial cargo van from Fiat, the Ducato:

1. 3.6L Promaster V6 gas engine

2. 280 horsepower

3. 258 lbs. feet of torque

4. 6 speed automatic transmission

5. Stylized aluminum wheels

6. Three point safety belts

7. Six front air bags, front, side curtain, and side seat bolster

8. Radio and GPS navigation front radio, with color rearview camera monitoring system, featuring an LCD color touch screen monitor, SiriusXM satellite radio

Includes the following exterior highlights, in addition to the specifications on our website page and brochure:

1. 24 gallon fuel capacity

2. 6 gallon LP capacity

3. 2.6 gallon quick recovery Truma Combi water heater and coach heating system, LP and electric

4. 30 amp electrical service

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5 Reasons Why You Should Go RVing in the Fall

August 20, 2019lichtsinn

Fall is a great time for an RV adventure. Just because the temperatures drop doesn’t mean that your RV trips have to stop! Here are our 5 reasons why you should go RVing in the Fall –

Changing Leaves – The orange, yellow and red hues of autumn have a way of making everything feel cozy. With the tracking apps and websites, it is easier than it has ever been to find the exact dates when the fall foliage is at its most beautiful. For those of you who full-time or have travel flexibility, you may want to follow the leaves as they change throughout the United States – starting early September thru late November.

Cooler Hiking Temperatures – Heading out on the trail can really be a magical experience during this time of the year. Often you’ll find trails full of vivid gold, red and orange foliage, and it’s also not uncommon to find the trails less crowded than during spring and summer. We’ve gone hiking on many popular trails at State Parks and had the entire place to ourselves — it’s like having your own wilderness playground!

Fewer Crowds – Popular camping areas are often crowded during peak camping weekends during the summertime. Often, other popular recreational activities and destinations are also crowded with other campers. Fewer people camp and RV during the fall, and fewer people often means discounted prices, less noise, and a more secluded camping experience.

No Bugs – Mosquitoes, gnats and flies can ruin a good experience in record time. Luckily for fall campers, insects have usually ended their relentless attacks so you can enjoy things like hiking your favorite trails, relaxing on the RV deck, or hanging out at night just watching the stars.

Cozy Campfires – Campfires are extra cozy in the cooler temperatures. You can layer up with blankets and sit next to a fire with a warm beverage and enjoy the beauty of an autumn evening.

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Take in Natural Beauty with these Fall RV Trips

August 20, 2019lichtsinn

Every fall, nature puts on a natural fireworks display of colorful leaves and foliage decorating entire forests full of trees. This display is breathtaking every single year, and some years with the perfect kind of weather can be truly remarkable. However, to fully appreciate the splendor of fall foliage, you need to be in the right place at the right time.

Here are some of the best fall RV trips you can take to be completely amazed at just how colorful nature can really be.

Shenandoah National Park, Virginia

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Shenandoah National Park in Virginia, namely the park’s Skyline Drive, is one of the nation’s premier fall RV trips for people who want to see fall foliage. The Skyline Drive is a 105-mile National Scenic Byway that twists and winds through the over 200,000 pristine acres that makes up Shenandoah National Park. In addition to the stunning scenery, Shenandoah offers plenty of other outdoor activities as well.

Acadia National Park, Maine

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The northeast region of the country has some of the best fall foliage in the world and Acadia National Park in Maine does not disappoint. One of the best roads to take in the park during the peak of the fall colors is called Park Loop Road. Park Loop Road is 27 miles of stunning roadway that offers views of Maine’s shores, coastal forests and mountain peaks. Make sure to remember your camera for this fall RV trip, because it will definitely be one to remember.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee

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The Great Smoky Mountains are a beautiful place to visit any time of the year, but autumn makes the region truly stand out. Luckily, visitors have the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to help them enjoy the natural wonders of the area. The best time of year for fall colors here is from mid-October to November. This is when the most colorful trees are on full display. Drive Clingmans Dome Road or the Foothills Parkway for great views. The jewel of the area, though, has to be the Blue Ridge Parkway. You could even drive it all the way to Shenandoah National Park for the best fall RV trip of all time!

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Make sure to do a little research when planning your fall RV trip in order to make sure you go at the peak time for fall colors in your chosen region. Most park websites will have up to date information on the quality of fall colors as peak times can change from year to year. After going on a fall RV trip, you might just make it a yearly tradition!

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August 20, 2019lichtsinn

Fall is the perfect time to plan an RV adventure. Crisp air, warm campfires, stunning foliage — what’s not to love? If you need ideas, check out these five fall camping hotspots:

Quechee State Park, Vermont

New England states are famous for their fall foliage, none more so than Vermont. At Quechee State Park, visitors enjoy stunning views of Vermont’s deepest gorge, Quechee Gorge, which is 165 feet deep. The Ottauquechee River runs through the gorge and is known for its whitewater kayaking opportunities. Plan to stay a while and check out the many nearby attractions while you’re in town.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park, North Carolina and Tennessee

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Photo: Matthew Paulson/Flickr

One of the most popular parks for leaf-peeping in the South, Great Smoky Mountains National Park offers beautiful drives with an abundance of scenic overlooks that keep visitors coming back year after year. This park offers plenty of choices. It has ten developed campgrounds and a wide variety of recreational opportunities. Some can’t-miss spots here are Clingmans Dome, Cataloochee Valley, Cades Cove and Roaring Fork.

Aspen, Colorado

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Photo: Marko Forsten/Flickr

As its name suggests, Aspen, Colorado, is full of the spindly, white-barked trees that color the mountainous state in beautiful reds, oranges and yellows every autumn. Here, visitors can see the Maroon Bells, which are said to be among the most photographed mountains in North America. This is a destination that is all about being active outdoors, no matter the season. Fall visitors can take full advantage of the camping, climbing and biking opportunities Aspen has to offer.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

For a heaping dose of American history coupled with gorgeous autumn scenery, look no further than Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Visit the historic battlefield and drive through Gettysburg National Military Park to see where some of the most significant events of the Civil War unfolded. Choose from a variety of RV parks nearby to set up camp.

Glacier National Park, Montana

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Photo: Tom Bricker/Flickr

Once you lay eyes on this unspoiled, pristine mountain paradise, you will see why it’s known as “Crown of the Continent.” The land is teeming with wildlife, including the mountain goat, Glacier National Park’s official symbol. Leaves begin to change color in mid-September, and gnewen larch trees create a brilliant, warm contrast to the rocky, snow-capped mountains. Starting in September, after the park’s busy summer season is over, attendance drops off and wildlife becomes more active, making autumn an excellent time to visit for campers who crave solitude in nature. Unlike many leaf-peeping destinations on the East Coast, you don’t even need to make reservations here during fall.

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August 20, 2019lichtsinn

It may seem natural, as you’re packing away the flip-flops and bathing suits at summer’s end, to pack away the RV, too. In locations where the temps drop in autumn, however, you may also see a drop in campground rental rates, crowds and insect populations. Those three reasons alone should have avid RVers prepping the motorhome for another trip.

Ready to give a new season a try? A few simple tips will ensure your first (or fifteenth) foray into fall is a success.

Pick The Right Fall Destination

The number one must-have for fall camping is the perfect destination. Here are a few things to consider as you choose your vacation location:

Average autumn climate plays a big part in knowing where to camp this fall. Asheville, North Carolina, for example, is a fantastic fall camping destination and generally sees highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s in September, dropping to the 60s and 40s by the end of October. That makes for perfect cool weather hiking and serious snuggling by the fire.

Southern Utah’s Canyonlands National Park, on the other hand, is less predictable, with high temps ranging from 60s to 80s and lows from 30 to 50. But what a glorious place it is, and with the right planning, it can become your favorite fall camping destination! Bottom Line: Do your homework and pack for the weather no matter your autumn camping spot.

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Favorite autumn activities should also be considered as you choose where to camp. Do you like to hike, fish or paddle? Does leaf peeping thrill your soul? There are perfect places to do all those things in autumn, so get online or check with local campgrounds about fall adventures in your target area.

Here’s some extra motivation for planning outdoor recreation on your fall camping trip: There’s a world of difference between trail running in August and a cool, crisp run in October. Use cooler weather to move you toward your next goal, whether it’s miles hiked, elevation scaled or hours spent fishing from a kayak.

Campsite availability is one more factor that can help you decide where to travel. In some states where fall quickly turns to winter, campgrounds may close as early as Labor Day. Many campground owners, however, have learned the wisdom of keeping at least some campsites available year-round for cool weather camping enthusiasts. This is where you’ll really need to do a little homework. Once you’ve narrowed down a region you’d like to visit, a quick search at KOA.com will help you find the perfect campground.

What to Pack for Fall Camping

Once you’ve got a destination in mind, your packing list becomes easier. Unload the hot weather gear and fill your bins/totes/backpacks with clothes you can layer if temperatures fall. Even with the best research, the autumn climate can surprise you, especially at higher elevations. Lightweight jackets for hiking, a couple of long-sleeve shirts, warm socks, cool weather foot gear and extra blankets will keep your autumn camping expedition comfortable.

And don’t forget the sunscreen, insect repellent and water bottles! The sun still shines in autumn and some bugs are simply persistent. You don’t want your adventure ruined by a sunburn, bug bites or dehydration.

What else will you need for those outdoor adventures? Will you bring along your bikes, kayaks or climbing gear, or will you arrange for them with local outfitters? Many hiking, paddling and biking clubs now have websites or blogs where current conditions are shared. Check those out as you pack.

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What about the food? You may spend the summer serving sandwiches and sodas, but fall calls for comfort food! Break out your best Dutch oven chili, shepherd’s pie or vegan stew to warm your crew after a long day hiking mountain trails. Top the chill off with fragrant apple cobbler, pumpkin crisp or warm brownies. Fuel your bodies for cool weather exploration—it’s one of the best parts of camping in autumn.

One more clue about fall camping success—plan ahead to stay dry. Autumn rains don’t need to ruin your trip. It just takes the right rain gear to make it happen. It goes without saying that camping fun can happen in the motorhome even when a shower shuts down outdoor activity. What do you like to do at home on rainy days? Planning for that could make you the family hero!

What to Pack for Fall Camping

The third must-have for fall camping is a safe, dependable RV. A few thoughts about prepping the motorhome or trailer for autumn camping:

Double-check tire pressures, brakes and towing gear. In some areas, autumn temps may dip below the freezing mark, which could mean slippery spots on roads. Properly inflated tires, fully functional vehicle and trailer brakes and hitches rated for the weight being towed are essential for safe RV travel. Your best defense, in the case of rapidly deteriorating road conditions, is to wait until roads have been cleared and treated to drive.
Know how to operate your RV’s heating system. This sounds silly, but if you’ve only camped in warm weather, turning on the heating system may not be in your skill set. If you’re renting an RV, pay attention to the demo. It goes without saying that your motorhome’s heating system should be checked out periodically by an RV expert to ensure safe operation.
Know how to protect your RV’s water systems. On the off chance you’ll experience a hard freeze while camping in autumn, someone in your crew should know how to disconnect water lines from tanks and drain them to prevent damage to water and waste systems. Again, if this is a rental unit, ask what to do if you encounter freezing weather.

Many RVers enjoy camping even into winter, and you can certainly safely enjoy an autumn camping expedition by employing these common sense tips.

Take advantage of cooler temperatures, campground discounts and fewer neighbors by planning a fall RV camping trip now. Choose your destination, plan your activities and pay attention to the weather. Pack for variable temps, prep your RV for safe travel and don’t forget to plan menus that create warm memories! It’s autumn and some of your best days camping by RV await.

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RV Gear: The DISH Wally HD Satellite Receiver

August 7, 2019August 7, 2019lichtsinn

The DISH Wally® HD Satellite Receiver is the smallest and fastest mobile receiver ever made, with a suite of new features for an enhanced user experience.

Wally HD Receiver

The Wally offers full functionality with a smaller footprint and expanded capabilities including the use of built in apps like Netflix (requires Wi-Fi Adapter and wireless connection), as well as other great features. This new smaller design allows for fitting into tight spaces. Included is an RF remote that allows you to freely operate the receiver up to 200 feet away, even through walls and obstructions. Never lose your remote again with the new Remote Finder feature, a chime guides you to the remote’s hidden location.

Technical Specifications

1.6″H x 10.41″W x 8.11″D
RF remote control included
HDMI (HD) video output
Over-the-air input: requires USB OTA Tuner #73913, sold separately

In The Box

DISH Wally HD Satellite Receiver
Remote with 2 AA Batteries – Remote may be remanufactured
8 ft HDMI Cable
Detachable Power Cable

Additional accessories to enhance your experience with the Wally HD Satellite Receiver include:

Wi-Fi USB Adapter: Connect to a wireless network to to enjoy streaming videos and other web apps including Netflix and Game Finder.

Bluetooth USB Adapter: Enjoy your favorite TV shows with wireless KICKER Headphones by connecting wirelessly using the adapter.

Over-the-air Tuner: Pull local over-the-air channels into your program guide through this adapter.

DVR Upgrade: Record your favorite shows and movies to watch anytime you want.

Coupled with DISH Pay-As-You-Go program and a Portable HD Satellite Antenna, this is a mobile customer’s ultimate package for satellite TV on the open road. DISH’s Pay-As-You-Go program is simple & effective: No Activation Fees. No Disconnect Fees. No Restart Fees. Current DISH subscribers can add outdoor TV equipment for just $7 per month for each receiver.

To order the DISH Wally HD Receiver, please contact the Lichtsinn RV Parts Department by calling 1-800-343-6255 or emailing parts@lichtsinn.com.
Experience the Best℠ at Lichtsinn RV, the #1 Winnebago Dealer in North America for the last four consecutive years. Lichtsinn RV is located 1 mile north of Winnebago Industries in Forest City, IA and we proudly sell new Winnebago motorhomes and pre-owned RVs from various manufacturers. While at Lichtsinn RV, you can expect no delivery miles on new RVs, a complimentary half-day educational orientation of your RV, excellent guest reviews, an assigned support team from sales, parts, service and the business office, superior accommodations, no-hassle pricing and competitive financing. See our extensive new and used inventory here.

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5 Accessories to Help Organize Your RV

July 9, 2019lichtsinn

Staying organized in a small place – like an RV – can be extraordinarily challenging. But don’t fear… we are here to help with 5 accessories to help organize your RV!

Pop-A-Bag Plastic Bag Dispenser – If you are constantly shoving plastic grocery bags under your sink this is the gadget for you! The Camco Pop-A-Bag Plastic Bag dispenser neatly stores plastic bags and easily mounts on wall or inside cabinets with either double sided tape or screws.

Refrigerator Bar Expander – Prevent messy spills inside your refrigerator with these handy refrigerator bars that expand to fit the refrigerator in your RV. The refrigerator bars will keep everything in its place while you are traveling.

Camco Cutlery Tray –will keep your flatware organized for easy access. It is divided into four compartments, making it convenient to separate the different utensils. It offers plenty of storage space but is compact enough to easily fit into most kitchen drawers. You can even use it inside your RV drawer. This white cutlery tray is made of sturdy plastic for lasting durability. It comes in a neutral shade that will blend in with most decor styles. Camco Cutlery Tray

Progressive PrepWorks Collapsible Storage Bowl Set – This versatile Collapsible Storage Bowl set is perfect for food prep and storage and will go just about anywhere. With three convenient storage bowl sizes they are great for taking in a lunch box, on a hike or camping. Pack along snacks in these 1.5 cup, 3 cup and 5 cup collapsible bowls with Snap-On lids or use them to pack leftovers and reheat in the microwave. When finished using these bowls, just collapse them down to 1/3 their original height for convenient storage in a drawer or cupboard.

Progressive PrepWorks Collapsible Dish Drainer – The over-the-Sink Dish Drainer is the perfect solution to maximize counter space. It features extendable arms designed to fit over most sinks. The rigid design allows the dish drainer to stand on its own yet still folds easily. Plus, it collapses to ⅓ its original size for easy storage under the sink. This dish drainer can hold 8 plates up to 10″” diameter. This is perfect for your RV or Motor Home and saves a ton of space and the Arms extend from 16.5” (41.9 cm) to 26.75” (67.9 cm). This item is Patented and is Dishwasher Safe.

Lichtsinn RV carries all of these items in our expansive camping accessories and RV parts store. To order any of these items please Contact us at 1-800-343-6255 or email parts@lichtsinn.com.