For Irina Coombes, a full size tree in her camper was non negotiable! So she made it work by taking out her table and putting her beautiful Christmas tree there! The lit garland is like a frame for the tree! I love how one entire section of her camper is dedicated to Christmas!! The key to decorating a small space like an RV for any holiday is to keep the displays simple, as you don’t want to decrease living space; only enhance it. I got inspired by a couple of people I saw in the various RV groups I’m in on Facebook and felt like people NEED to see how good a camper can look when decorated by someone who knows what they’re doing! Changing to Christmas-theme doormats and interior rugs for the main living space, kitchen, or bathroom is another way to add color without taking up valuable space.

Slideouts REALLY can offer a ton more extra space to commit to holiday cheer – this set up really puts the focus on the beautiful tree! If you happen to be camping (or living in!) your RV during Christmas, you’ll love these Christmas camper decor ideas to really get in the spirit!Draping your camper with swags of garland instantly delivers holiday cheer. My favorite spots to decorate are: The most classic way is with Christmas lights, but there’s other holiday elemtns you can add too such as Run lit garland around the interior of your slide out– Why not make use out of easy horizontal space? If hanging lights on the outside of your RV/camper is too difficult or expensive, a cheaper but equally festive solution is to get a Christmas themed projector and point it at the side of your rig. There’s tons of design options, and virtually no setup – there’s a great example in the picture below. via Kari W.

TIP: Avoid using hot glue to attach decorations to outdoor wreaths or garlands, as the weather extremes often cause it to fail. I find a clear silicone all-weather adhesive is better, or use fishing line or wire for a durable hold. 4. Add Sparkle With LightsDrape your fav cozy Xmas blanket your sofa or favorite chair – even if you don’t have one, dressing up the couches doesn’t hurt! Make sure you aren’t trespassing or causing harm to any plants when you harvest materials to make a wreath. Creating a wreath from scratch is fun and free and will add new memories to your holiday camping trips. Most importantly, don’t get too stressed about the decor details… enjoy the season with whoever you are camping with! Once Christmas is over, you can easily remove the ribbon, cut apart the wreath and leave the materials to decompose in a wooded area or even burn it in your firepit.