RVs used for personal and recreational purposes can be insured for up to 250 days per year, providing ample time for traveling to warmer winter weather or taking an extended vacation.

Liability coverage protects property damage, bodily injury, uninsured coverage, medical payments, and other related expenses. Coverage varies by state.

In the case of a total loss covered, you have a choice of how your Comprehensive and Collision coverage will be resolved. These choices include:

• Agreed Value: The insured sum, independent of the RV's current market value.
• Stated Value: The market value or real cash worth of the RV
• Substitution Cost: Trade in your insured RV for a new vehicle most closely resembles it.

When you stop driving and begin living temporarily in your RV, you should think about getting Vacation Liability insurance. Some policies may include additional coverage for physical damage in Mexico.

When physical damage coverage is selected, Personal Effect Coverage offers replacement costs for damage or loss to items typically used with your RV.

Many insurance companies cover you for roadside assistance in case of an accident or breakdown, so round the clock. Some policies even offer lodging, transportation, and meal coverage upgrades if needed.

Check if customer assistance is available 24/7 to answer all your insurance questions. In the event of a loss, our insurance companies have skilled claims teams ready to get your RV repaired and back on the road.

Additional coverage options include accident forgiveness, pet coverage, diminishing deductible, and more.

Discounts may assist in reducing your premium. Find out if you are eligible for package savings, original owners, safe drivers, and more.

You can reduce costs by getting insurance for a variety of goods from a single provider—such as your house, motorbikes, vehicles, vintage automobiles, and boats.

Your insurance needs are handled locally by Marlow Campbell Insurance Group. We provide dependable, reasonably priced insurance options from several providers.