Where do you turn when your whole neighborhood — or even your entire city — is wiped out by an act of Mother Nature?
We learned the hard way with Katrina that being prepared for disaster is your own responsibility. You can’t rely on anyone else to keep you safe, provide aid, or come to your rescue. Your fate is in your own hands.
That’s why, as an RVer, you need to have an emergency plan, and make sure that your RV is ready to roll with everything you need to be comfortable and secure in the event of an emergency.
Remember, a natural disaster could strike no matter where you happen to be — at home, or on the road.
How To Prepare Your RV For Use As An Emergency Shelter
- How To Survive A Blizzard If Your RV Gets Stuck In The Snow
- Emergency Supplies RVers Should Have On Board At All Times
- Top 10 Survival Kits & Why Everyone Should Have One
- Using Your RV Travel Trailer As Emergency Shelter
- How Long Could You Survive Without Food, Water, Shelter?
- Using A Rental RV vs Your Own RV As Emergency Shelter
Yet Another Benefit Of Having An RV…
In the minds of some, having relatives arrive unexpectedly for a week or more could be a disaster of sorts.
What better way to make them welcome while protecting your sanity than to set them up in your RV in the back yard?
(Sorry. Just had to add that!)
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