Fall Decor RV TOUR + Quick Hacks to Be Drive-Ready in Minutes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- Welcome to my Fall Decor RV TOUR! In this video, I share how I’ve transformed my RV into a cozy fall retreat with simple, space-saving decor that’s perfect for tiny living. Plus, I’ll reveal my fast-prep hacks to get my RV ready-to-drive in minutes! Whether you’re into RV living, van life, or tiny home living, this video is packed with tips for decorating your space for autumn while staying travel-ready.
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This is the first RV tour that my wife actually paid attention to. I got seven more years to talk her into RV life. Thank you!!!
😄 I’m glad to hear this! 🍀
You did a beautiful job with the decor. And I love that you have a "dry" camper. No worrying about pipes freezing. 😉
Thank you! The dry camper makes life so much easier. 🙂
Seen a lot of multi million dollar RV videos...yours has one ingredient that makes a difference, your enthusiasm. Glad to see you're doing well Autumn. My very best to You and Chloe. Happy Trails.
Thanks so much! 🙂 Happy trails to you as well. 🏍️
That view is gorgeous Autumn. Yes, the cliff does look closer than it is! 😅
Lol, right!? It was a strange optical illusion. ☺️
@@autumnandchloe I would love if people would recognize that same "optical illusion" when they're driving and feel they need to see that they're far from the centre-line --- meanwhile their passenger side wheels are in the lane beside them. Bit of a pet-peeve of mine, but you've given a great example of it with a fantastic view!
Cheers!...from North Vancouver
Watch out for the Mogollon Monster Autumn ! LOL. If you're near Payson stop by the Rim Country Museum and talk to Chuck , he can tell you all about Arizona's Bigfoot. Stay warm !
I haven’t heard of the Mogollon monster, lol. I also didn’t know there was a Rim Country Museum - I’d totally want to check that out. I already left - I’ll catch it next time. 😄
I’m glad you didn’t sell your motor home. It’s much more comfortable for you. I hope to meet you once I hit the road somewhere next year full time. Stay safe.
Did anyone see that big black bug crawling on the left side cushion when she was showing how she did her table cushions toward end ? Right by the brown throw pillow I believe. I bet she gets a lot of flying bugs up there where she's parked! Her RV is so pretty! Great ideas. I wouldn't use plumbing either. 👍✌️
Lol, I had to go back and watch this. 🪳 Yikes! I think that was one of the many flies that made its way into the rig. Thanks for watching! 🍂
Love the new look, and thanks for the in-depth tour. You somehow make even the unglamorous parts not totally unpleasant 😄 I just love the enthusiasm in your voice while you show off all the personalized things that make this Autumn's home
Thanks so much, what a kind and lovely comment. 🙂 Blessings sent your way! ☀️
Great creativity.
Thanks! ☺️
Totally agree : Don't need plumbing until you're too handicapd to pour water. Plumbing breaks when traveling the rough roads !
👍 Rock on 🙂.
Great point about it breaking on rough roads. Life is so easy without it. 🙂
I love how you decorate Clunk. You’re so creative and I’m glad you kept it.
Thanks for the museum putty tip!
For sure! Thanks for watching. 🙂
Hi Autumn! Your homes really beautiful now and you really got the nomad thing down pat!. A little bit of white vinegar in any urinal type storage kills any odour, I used to use it in the drainage
tray of my bunny rabbits litter box and some people use it in their caravan toilets with much success!. It looks beautiful where you are parked at the moment,aren't you so happy now you embarked on this lifestyle, it's wicked isn't it!. No rent or big utilities bills with million dollar views and peace and quiet, nomads are the envy of a lot of people trapped in mortgages and 9-5 jobs. Little bits of rust are quite easy to repair and we'll within your abilities if you check out the tutorials on utube. It's 34c here today and summer is truly on the way!. I always loved the American Christmas time in the winter with all the snow ,in movies etc. Here we can only buy fake snow in a can to spray our Christmas trees with lol! Nice talking to you again and seeing your pretty smile as always, take care and enjoy your fairy tale lifestyle!. Bye Chloe!.
Wow you did a great job with the decor of your RV. ❤ You are very organized and did a wonderful job explaining how you live in your RV without using plumbing. Thank you
Thanks so much! 🙂
Love the museum glue idea! "rusty propane tank? "Out of sight - out of mind?😮
You're a beautiful person! Pleeese, do us all a favor, & get that tank inspected by a certified propane inspector, will you? Especially if there's a chance of pitting!
They will explain the dangers to you. (Propane suppliers are often qualified to inspect). Peace!
Thank you, I have had it inspected, I should have mentioned that in the video. I keep an eye on it and will plan to replace it in the future, but for now it’s okay. 🙂
The Mountains ⛰️ 🏔️ ⛰️ Look Very Very Very Beautiful Autumn 👍
Love the upgrades. Looks really nice. Miss Chloe looks good. Wishing you the best. Stay warm and safe. Blessings always 😊❤
Hi Anita! Thanks so much! Sending blessings to you and your family! 🙂 🍀
Thank you for the updated tour. I don't use the plumbing in my class b either. Water line repairs were the first thing after tires and suspension. I have been using the class b, but have not been using the plumbing. I may take it all out if I decide to keep the rig after next summer. Being only part time and having a camping and backpacking background I just layer up and use old style hot water bottles, but the heated socks are tempting. I don't keep my homebase really warm in winter or cool in the summer. I worked a career mostly outdoors, so I can acclimate. It has been decades since I was up on the rim. I bet in late fall it is not crowded. Thank you for taking us along on your journey. Blessings.
Hi there! What a blessing to have worked a career outdoors. 🙌 It sounds like we relate - for me life without plumbing has been so much easier. Thank you for your comment. Blessings to you! 🍂
Thanks for the grand tour! I love how you’re so detailed with sharing the nitty gritty bit of the museum putty and such. I’ve not heard of that.
You also mentioned how cold it gets in there. Might I suggest you look up rv skirting on a web search? Perhaps you’ve already explored the thought. But if not, skirting is one of the best ways to insulate your rig while it’s parked anywhere, for any length of time, especially in the cold climates. I made my own last winter from sheets of insulation panels from Home Depot for less than $100. It looked like trash, but I was parked in one place all winter and didn’t care about the appearance. It kept the cold wind out from under the my floor, making it easier to heat my space. My rig is in storage this year, as I’m wintering on the road in a tractor trailer.
But back to the point, rv skirting can be professionally made from a canvas material and measured to snap onto the bottom of the vehicle. Set up and tear down would be pretty quick, too,
Hi there! I didn’t realize there is snap skirting. I’ve currently traveled to warmer weather, but this is a great tip! It’s something that would have been especially useful last year when I was living out of the industrial yard. Happy travels to you this winter! 🚐
Hello from Paris, very good style live 🙏
I winter camp in my class c and found that down blankets are light and the warmest you can find. I have camped -30 in Montana and South Dakota. Good video
Wow! That’s great information. Thank you! 🍂
Tiny house is very pretty…and the view too….Thanks for sharing your tips and tricks. Have a safe travel.
Thanks for watching! 🙂
Hi Autumn and Chloe! Hope all is well. Wow! You are very organized and neat. I love listening to you detailing and elaborating on your setups and reasoning. I appreciate it. I wish you, Chloe, and your loved ones the very best.
Stay safe, stay healthy, and stay happy!
Pops
P.S. I enjoyed the Bossa Nova playing in the background!
I’m glad you enjoyed that, I love that music. 🎶
Autumn, I think the plexiglass is a great idea! It protects and is easy to clean and since it is a bit shiny, things look even more clean. 🙂
Hi there! Thank you. It really is a clean and pretty finish, I’m really enjoying it. 🙂 Thanks for watching and for your comment! 🚐
Hi Autumn! Good to see you. Your organization is resignation with me. Love it. The fall decor is so cute and cozy. I envy the small space. I have just under 1200 sq ft. Most of the time I feel like it's too much. You and Chloe keep having fun.😊 kiss Chloe for me.
Hi Suzie! My space I lived in before nomad life was about 1200 sq feet. It was sweet and beautiful - but I sure do love living tiny. Life is so much easier. Chloe sends a big hug! 🐶 🤎
Hey Ms. Autmn! How's it going? I think it would be relatively easy for you to have a Chinese diesel heater installed in your rig, possibly using existing ac duct work in your rig. You should seriously consider it, I think you will be really happy with it.
Hi there! I think this is a GREAT suggestion, and it’s been something I’ve been considering myself. Do you happen to know if one diesel heater would be enough for 216 sq feet? I’ve been wondering if I’d need two.
@@autumnandchloeas a truck driver for nearly 30 years, and an rv and boat enthusiast, Webasto is the brand name I’ve relied on for heating my trucks during the extreme -30° winter weather that I’ve been in. They have a website and several service centers to set you up and install it professionally and correctly. (Not sponsored, just a very happy user of their product.) They have more than one model, so you’ll need to look at their website and maybe call them when you’re ready. I cannot recommend it enough. Add a skirt to your rig (mentioned in my other comment), and you should have a MUCH better and warmer winter.
Your RV is so nice and cozy. You did a great job. Safe travels.
Hi Karen! Thanks so much! ❤
I just stumbled on your channel and loved all the great ideas and beautiful decor you have, I have been full time RVer for the past 4 years and LOVE a this life style, rented my house and got 1989 Ford Lindy 26 foot RV and got on the road.
Hope we cross paths and meet up someday, I am in Oregon currently but want to go into Mexico for the winter.
RV keeps looking better and better. Looks great, Autumn!
Hi there! Thanks so much! 🙂
Excellent video very honest, informative and extremely practical as well as alternatives for dinner or whatever as it relates to RV living. And your insight with living in a car first and you progressed to your current vehicle is so progressive.
I've got a medium sized truck and I looked at all kinds of things, I'm looking at a Pro-Lite evasion 17 ft travel trailer. I would get a used one for sure if there are around.
For a new ones they're like 28k. I definitely want to get that price down but they're really nice travel trailers very light and not taxing on the vehicle. You could pull it with your car. Check it out if you get a chance.
Take care and be safe, happy holidays!
kiss the pupper.
I miss mine so much... : /
Chloe sends her love your way. That travel trailer sounds awesome! Thanks for your comment! 🤎 🍂
Wow….makes me miss my RV. You have done an absolute beautiful job cozy comfort of home just enjoy.
The place you parked is absolutely beautiful. Enjoy the early happy Thanksgiving will be following
Thanks so much and Happy early Thanksgiving to you as well. 🙂
Hi Autumn and Chloe🙋🏻♀Oh Autumn your home is beautiful and your videos are always so calming to watch 🙂Sending lots of L🫶ve to You and Chloe always🤗🤗💕😘😘
Hi Rebecca! You always have such kind things to say. Thank you. Hugs sent your way! 🙂
@@autumnandchloe Hi Autumn Oh you are so welcome ,Lotsa hugs to You and Chloe aswell🤗🤗🤗💕
Beautiful RV and the views.
Hi there! Thanks so much! 🙂
Hey Autumn awesome amazing videos. I love watching you, you are so inspiring. Try putting baby safety latches on our cabinets, they lock and keep your cabinets from doing all that. Give that a try and see if that helps you ..
Thanks a great tip. I love your username btw. 🙂
Very nice rig. Really nice down to earth channel. Well done and nice to see you branch out. 🙏👍👍
Thanks so much! 🙂
Awesome video! ❤thank you for sharing 🙂
Thanks for watching! 🙂
I just noticed when you were talking about the single beds area... there was a big huge black what looked to be a pincher beetle crawling a top the left bed by the pillow.
I hope you've found that funky thing and disposed of it ASAP.
Yikes! I didn’t see this. Do you know the minute mark it was at? 😬
You did such a beautiful job ❤
Thank you. ☺️
Amazing !!!!
Thanks you. 🙂
Great RV Tour You Got Here Chloe I Love Your Video ❤🤗
Thanks so much! ❤
I bought some museum putty off of Amazon after you mentioned it on an earlier video. Be careful with the rust on that large propane tank under your vehicle. I’d paint that with a rust converter/encapsulating primer followed with a white topcoat paint. Once rust starts iron bacteria will accelerate the rusting and create pinhole leaks, so you want to shut down that rusting process. Did you hear that as of Januart 1, 2025 class A and C RVs cannot be sold in CA, OR, WA, MA, NY, and NJ? Hopefully that law will be changed soon after January 20th. I enjoy your videos and enthusiasm!
That’s a great tip about the rust converter encapsulating primer. Thank you. I didn’t hear that about the class A’s and C’s. Do you know why that is? Thanks for watching! 🚐
@@autumnandchloe Fox61 reporter Katrina Morgan wrote an update about the situation yesterday ("States banning RVs in 2025?"). It's complicated but basically "they are implementing regulations that will require manufacturers to sell more zero-emission vehicles, which the RV Industry Association predicts will negatively impact the availability of new RVs in those states. . . [Apparently] it doesn’t apply to models already on the lots or used RVs, and companies can purchase credits to get around the rules - but manufacturers say the lack of compliant production materials could impact overall availability.
The RV Industry Association says some manufacturers that aren’t able to meet the annual standards for zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) sales might stop selling any new RVs in states with the regulations. . . Manufacturers who do not sell enough zero-emission vehicles can still sell regular vehicles through a credit system, but the credits "are likely to be expensive on the open market and would add another layer of cost to producing a motorhome with a combustion engine chassis,” the Association adds. . . RV industry says there aren’t enough compliant parts -
The RV Industry Association argues that the regulation would have an impact on the availability of new motorhomes in those six states because there are no compliant chassis."
You are quite creative
Thank you ☺️
Autumn, U have done a great job as usual decorating ur rig.. it looks beautiful n u have such a comfy home… I Luuuuuuuv It.. I was seriously considering buying it when u were selling it, but since I had just spent soooo much money on my 1998 Dodge Ram Motorcoach in 2023, I would Not have been able to get rid of it b4 someone else would scoop urs up.. I luuuuv ur rig plus ur out in nature all the time n im in the city so I would have to leave it on the street so it wasn’t meant to be just like it wasn’t meant to be for u to sell it.. it’s set up is really like having a house, Not a camper, but a house that u can set in any state or location any time of the year n u don’t have to look out ur windows at the neighbors house day after day, year after year, the same scenery 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ continue to enjoy ur nomad days n thank u for sharing all the things U do🙏🏼🌹🌹🌹
Hi there, thanks so much! I understand that tricky navigation of wanting a different rig, yet needing to sell yours first. This was part of what was so stressful for me when I was considering selling Clunk over the summer. I do imagine that this RV would be tricky for primarily city-nomad life. I hope you are enjoying your motor coach! Safe travels to you and thank you for your supportive comment! 🙂
Cool video
Thank you!
Thank you Autumn.
I'm going back to Italy within 2 Months
I will buy only 2 Things.
An Old RV Vintage & Park where is safe (with preference in a little private piece of Land), a Confortable Car & make a DIY Stealth Conversion, for short distances.
Your Philosophy of Life saved mine.
My ex-wife Druged me during the Night,
Stole my car, my Personal Things with Premeditation & Kidnapped my 4 years son.
A Month & a half ago. Here in Brazil.
I quit. Now is me.
You’ve had a difficult experience. I’m sending prayers your way. May your nomad journey be healing and beautiful. 🤎 🚐 🍂
Incredible figure... fantastic presenter...looking sensational 🎉
I would think that the heated Vest would work better while inside the RV
A heated vest would be great for the RV.
Hey Clunk looks fantastic! And museum putty is a game changer lol. With your water underneath your bed, what does the”F” stand for on the lids? And I assume that the lids that are plain are a different type of water use. Just curious! Great job, Autumn!
Hi Eric, thanks! 🙂 on the lids the “F” means faucet water… I use it for coffee, tea, cooking, and washing. The others are reverse osmosis, which I prefer for drinking.
Autumn, I have been watching your channel for a while now but I don't remember why you have no heat. Isn't there a way to use a generator to power a small heater buddy kind of heater?
Wait, I see you have that Jackery. That should power up a little heater. Do you have any solar to charge that Jackery? That should be an easy and cheap fix. You could use portable solar panels. I am sure you could get them for free by getting a sponsor for those things.
OK, I was responding before watching the entire video. 🙂 So you have all the things to be able to use a heater. Is the problem that it gets too cold at times for a little heater to be enough to heat the entire RV?
Hi there! I do have several forms of heat in the RV… the main (propane guzzling) heater that came with the RV. I do use this when it’s super-cold, but it takes so much propane and electricity that I aim to avoid it. I also have the Wave 6 catalytic heater. This gives me a headache after a couple hours due to omitting CO. I also use hot-hands and heated clothing when possible. I do love cold weather - but I recently hit my threshold in the single digits. I appreciate your comments! 🙂
Autum, Love, do you know where I can rent a car to stay a month in nature. I m from Brazil but I should be going for a month. I lived there for 15 years. Be safe
Love your RV , may I make you something for it ?
Hi there! That is so kind. I don’t currently have a post office box set up to receive things. I am so moved by you asking tho. 💛🙏🏻🙂
@ Okay if you get one set up I’d love to make you something
happy to see you again thanks for posting beautiful
Hi Jon, thank you! 🙂
@@autumnandchloe welcome how are you
Just wanted to say, You’re Gorgeous Autumn ☺️
Aww, thank you. 🙂
The way you present everything in your RV you'd think you were watching one of them gals from The Price is Right. You somehow managed to make museum putty & a sink full of dirty dishes look glamorous. Someone at Winnebago needs to pick up the phone and work out a sponsorship deal.
Awww, thanks so much. 😄 Your comment made me smile. Blessings. 🤎
Does your refrigerator run on propane?
Hi there, it sure does. 🚐
That is one fine chasis.
Do you want to get married with me? I promise you that you will be very happy with me…..
All that recycled food that went to waste into a garbage bag stored in a plastic tote.
Hi Bert! Alas, plastic is a necessary part of the nomad life - but I am open to hearing some alternate ideas that would keep the mice out. 🙂
Ya. What about that? Way to go Bert.
@@autumnandchloe I was making a joke about your poo (recycled food) in the tote.