Setting Up Your Rig

The first time you open CampSavvy it asks what you camp in. Your answers shape everything else: the leveler's math, which checklist items you see, and your maintenance schedule.

The details

1. RV type — Travel Trailer, Fifth Wheel, Toy Hauler, Pop-Up / Teardrop, Class A, Class B / Van, Class C or Truck Camper.
2. Name (optional) — what you call it, like "Newmar Dutch Star".
3. Width and length — the leveler uses these. We fill in typical sizes; for the most accurate leveling, measure yours:
   • Width: wheel to wheel, center of one tire to the center of the other.
   • Length: on a towable, the hitch to the axle (or the middle of the axles). On a motorhome, the wheelbase — front axle to rear axle.
4. Fuel — gas or diesel. On a towable, this is your truck's fuel, used for trip fuel costs.
5. MPG and fuel tank size (optional) — used to work out gallons, fuel cost and fuel stops on trips. On a towable, use your truck's MPG while towing.
6. Height, length and loaded weight (optional) — overall height to the top of the AC, length bumper to bumper (truck and trailer together for a towable). Saved for RV-safe routes. You can type height like 13' 6".
7. Current mileage (motorhomes, optional) — for mileage-based maintenance.
8. Has a generator — adds generator items to your schedule and specs.

Other vehicles

Drive more than one thing — a truck with two trailers, a second RV, or the car on some trips? Add them in Settings → Your vehicles and pick one per trip. See Planning a Trip.

Changing it later

Go to Settings (the gear on Home) → Your rig. Changing the RV type, fuel or generator rebuilds your checklists and schedule to match. Service dates you've already logged are kept.