From a pure “bang for the buck” standpoint, a simple inexpensive leveling tool such as the Hopkins Graduated Level (http://goo.gl/0XeVGz) is a wise investment for any RV camper.
Everyone needs to camp at an unlevel angle at least one time. Because after you do it the first time, you’ll strive to never do it again.
The Hopkins "Hoppy" leveler is easy to permanently attach to your rig. (Click the pic for more info.)
I recall one particularly unlevel site that my wife and I endured in Kentucky. (Yes, I’m talking about you, Bowling Green KOA). We arrived late in the afternoon after a long day of driving, and were feeling quite tired. So we just quickly parked our rig in the pull-through site and went inside to rest. After staggering around inside our Airstream like a couple of town drunks, we slept the night with our feet tilted in the air, and our heads pointed downhill. Trust me – that’s no way to camp.
Consult this helpful graphic if you ever have any questions about sleeping in an RV.
Enter the Hopkins Graduated Level. This is a simple leveling tool (available in a two-pack) that can (if you so choose) be permanently affixed to your RV via the included adhesive backing or with screws.
Get a pair and sleep with your head ABOVE your feet. (Click the pic for more info.)
It’s nothing fancy – it’s a leveler equipped with markings to indicate how many inches are required to raise or lower a trailer or vehicle to achieve a level orientation. It’s designed to take the guesswork out of RV leveling.
Don’t sleep with your head lower than your feet – get your own Hopkins Graduated Level.