Cruising With Confidence

RV enthusiasts aren't your typical travelers; they're adventurers at heart. For them, the open road represents more than just transportation; it's a way of life. While the allure of RV travel is undeniable, the misconception that RV insurance is akin to standard auto coverage can lead to financial pitfalls in the event of an accident. It's crucial to understand the unique nature of RV insurance, which combines protection for your vehicle and living space.

RV Insurance That Rolls With You,

Mile After Mile

RV insurance serves as a dual safeguard, shielding your RV like auto insurance and your home-on-wheels like home insurance. It's designed to cover various risks, including collisions and road emergencies, but also the specific perils your RV may face while parked or camping, such as theft, fire, liability, and more. Given the size of most RVs, comprehensive liability coverage surpassing standard auto insurance is vital. RV insurance isn't one-size-fits-all; it caters to various classes of recreational vehicles. Whether you own a Class A, Class B, Class C, or a fifth-wheel trailer, each class requires specialized coverage. Even those with unique vehicles like toy haulers, horse trailers with sleeper units, or pop-up campers can find tailored protection.

Customized Coverage

Standard motorhome insurance varies by RV type. Motorized units typically require car-like coverage, while seasonal options suit occasional vacationers. Trailer RVs need on/off-road protection. Options include full-time RVer, camper liability, extra liability for large RVs, 24-hour roadside assistance, emergency expenses, total loss, content protection, and ATV coverage. At Stephen B. Marvin, we tailor insurance to your unique RV needs, prioritizing protection over the cheapest option. As local experts, we work with cost-effective providers. Contact us for a customized safeguard for your assets and adventures.