RV insurance for full-timers and weekenders.
Class A, B, C, travel trailer, fifth wheel, toy hauler — shopped across RV specialists like Progressive, National General and Foremost.
RV, travel trailer and motorhome insurance for Arizona adventurers.
An RV isn't a car and it isn't a house — it's both. We write through carriers that specialize in RVs and understand the unique exposures: total-loss replacement, full-timer's liability, vacation liability, attached accessories, and roadside that actually tows an RV.
What you get
- Total-loss replacement for new RVs
- Full-timer's liability if you live in your RV
- Vacation liability for short trips
- Attached accessories and awnings
- Personal belongings inside the RV
- Roadside service rated for RV weight
What's typically covered.
Liability
Bodily injury and property damage to others while you're driving (motorhomes) or while parked.
Collision & Comprehensive
Physical damage to the RV from a crash, fire, theft, hail, vandalism, or wildlife.
Total-Loss Replacement
On newer RVs, replaces with a comparable new unit instead of paying depreciated value.
Full-Timer's Coverage
Adds homeowners-like personal liability and contents coverage if your RV is your primary residence.
Vacation Liability
Personal liability coverage when your RV is parked at a campsite or destination.
Attached Accessories
Satellite dishes, solar, awnings, slide-outs, and add-ons.
Why local matters.
Arizona is a snowbird capital and home base for thousands of full-timers. We know which carriers price AZ-registered RVs competitively, and which travel programs cover Canada/Mexico the way you'd expect.
Common questions.
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