RV Insurance

Even though RV insurance is an additional cost, the costs related to an accident or damage are often substantially higher. Your vehicle and possessions are safeguarded and covered by RV insurance in the event of an accident, theft, or damage. It is very advisable to get coverage even if your state does not mandate RV insurance as you could be held responsible for paying a sizable amount in damages, medical expenses, and legal fees if you're found to be at fault in an accident. Many RV parks and campgrounds demand evidence of insurance before letting you park or remain on their premises.

Yes, towed RVs, such as travel trailers and fifth-wheel trailers, generally require a different insurance policy compared to drivable RVs, such as motorhomes. Towed RVs are typically covered under a personal property policy or a specialized RV insurance policy, while drivable RVs typically require a more comprehensive motorhome insurance policy.

Insurance is available for trailers, campers etc for upto 250 days per year. There are some discounts too that are offered namely safe driver discount, original owner discount and package discount.