Customers First Insurance Group

How you use your RV or camper matters.

Weekend camping, seasonal use, full-time living, and renting it out are not the same risk.

If your policy is written like you use the camper for occasional recreation, but in reality it’s parked all season, lived in full-time, or rented out, that can create problems at claim time.

Make sure your policy matches how you actually use it.

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Camping season may end, but the risk to your camper does not.

Even while your RV or camper is sitting in storage, it can still be damaged by fire, theft, falling trees, snow, ice, wind, or rodents.

Before you cancel coverage for the winter, make sure you understand exactly what protection you’re giving up.

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Thought for a couple of seconds

Here are the social posts for Clip 2 — “Covered for What?”

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“Is my camper covered?”

That sounds like one question, but it really isn’t.

Covered while towing?
Covered if it gets stolen?
Covered if hail damages the roof?
Covered if someone gets hurt around your campsite?
Covered if the belongings inside are stolen?

Those can all be different coverage questions.

That’s why “full coverage” can get people into trouble. The better question is: covered for what?

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