Camco 44791 Mid-Tier RV Starter Kit (Day of Delivery)

Picture the day your new travel trailer or fifth wheel finally lands in the driveway. You're excited to get out there. But between leveling, hooking up water, and figuring out how to dump the tanks, that first shakedown weekend can turn into a scavenger hunt for parts. The Camco 44791 mid-tier Day of Delivery kit solves that. It's a boxed bundle of the everyday gear a new RVer actually reaches for, picked so you can set up camp and break down again without a single trip to the parts counter.

Start with getting level, because nothing else works right until you are. The kit packs a 10-pack of FasTen 2x2 leveling blocks with a T-handle for carrying the stack, plus four FasTen Big Blocks that give your stabilizer jacks a solid footing when the ground falls away under the frame. A 2-way precision T level reads side-to-side and front-to-back at the same time, so you can dial in your spot as you pull in instead of guessing. And once you're parked, two wheel chocks keep the rig from creeping before you drop the jacks.

Then there's the part nobody loves but everybody has to do. The sanitation gear here is the heart of the kit. You get a RhinoFLEX 20-foot sewer hose kit and a matching 10-foot extension, which together reach just about any dump connection you'll run into at a campground or dump station. A Rhino 10-foot clean out hose with a rinse cap and a Rhino Blaster let you flush the black tank until it runs clear. The Sidewinder 20-foot hose support cradles the line and keeps it sloped downhill so everything drains the way it should. Round that out with TST MAX drop-ins for holding tank odor control, a 100-pack of disposable gloves, and a 4-pack of 2-ply RV toilet tissue that breaks down safely in the tank.

Fresh water is just as important, and it's easy to get wrong. The kit includes an EvoFlex 25-foot drinking water hose that stays flexible even when it's cold out and won't fight you at the spigot. A TastePURE inline water filter with a flexible hose protector cleans up the taste and knocks down sediment from campground water before it ever reaches your tank. There's a 90-degree hose elbow with a gripper to take the strain off your inlet fitting, and a brass water pressure regulator, which is the one piece a lot of first-timers skip and later regret. Park water pressure can spike high enough to blow a fitting or split a line inside the wall. That regulator is cheap insurance for your plumbing.

On the electrical side, you get a Power Grip adapter so you can plug into the pedestal without wrestling the cord or straining your shore power connection. It's the small stuff that saves you at the campsite, and it's the small stuff a lot of new owners don't think about until they're already parked and hooked up.

So who's this for? If you just took delivery of a travel trailer or fifth wheel and you're standing in the driveway wondering what you actually need before the first trip, this is a clean answer in one box. It covers the four things every new rig has to do: get level, take on water, run power, and handle waste. What it isn't is a catch-all for every situation. It doesn't include a surge protector or a full electrical management system, and depending on your rig you may still want a longer sewer hose or a second set of blocks for deep sites. But as a day-one starting point, the 44791 gets you set up and camping with confidence instead of a shopping list. And because it's all Camco gear, the pieces are made to work together and hold up trip after trip.