Sure, you aren’t in a lot of obvious danger when you sit outside an RV and watch football. But, like any RV experience, you’ll want to be prepared just in case. If you’re tailgating around other parties, you’re probably in a cramped space which creates its own concerns. Keep an eye out for quick evacuation routes should you need them. And there’s always a fire safety concern when cooking is involved, so make sure all your smoke detectors and fire extinguishers are working and up to date. Also, if you’re spending time outdoors, it’s worth investing in an extra canopy or overhang and wearing plenty of sunblock. Keeping everyone shaded and avoiding sunburns keeps health and morale up. On the flip side, make sure to also pack blankets and coats in case the temperature drops.

These are just a few ideas to get you started, but this is your party. Spruce it up, include new ideas we didn’t think of here, bring supplies we didn’t mention, the whole nine yards. Your RV will give you space and comfort to throw the best tailgating party around so why not take advantage of that? But don’t forget you’ll need to make sure everything in your RV is working. For servicing, or for a friendly chat with experienced staffers about other ideas, stop by Lone Star RV in Houston, Texas.