Let’s bring a little order (and a lot of smiles) to the scene.
If you’re ready to have your water hoses look as purposeful as the rest of your setup, these creative storage tricks might just be your new best friends.

Let me tell you—a hidden drawer system feels like a little magic trick every time you use it. Your hose is out of sight, but always right where you need it. No unnecessary fuss, no tugging at stubborn tangles. Just a smooth slide, and there it is.
I once worked with a client, Emily, who was tired of her RV looking cluttered. She’d tried hooks and baskets, but nothing hid the hose itself. We installed a deep, pull-out drawer right by her utility hatch. Suddenly, her space felt serene. She actually called me after her first trip to say, “It’s like my RV can breathe!”
The real secret? Measure twice, cut once, and always choose materials that can handle a bit of moisture. Drawers can be lined with rubber for extra grip and easy cleaning. And don’t forget to check for any plumbing lines before mounting brackets—trust me, you don’t want a surprise leak. Could a hidden drawer be the breath of fresh air your RV needs?
Cord Organizers

Cord organizers aren’t just for cables and charger cords—they work brilliantly for RV water hoses, too. When you’re seeking quick and easy setups, just grab one and go. Here’s where they shine best:
- Wrapping long hoses to prevent knots and kinks
- Designating a tidy home for shorter hoses (so they aren’t thrown underfoot)
- Making on-the-go retrieval a breeze
It’s a small upgrade with a big payoff.

If you’re ever puzzled about where to stash a bulky hose, don’t overlook the open real estate beneath your benches. I once helped a couple, Tom and Nina, who were at their wits’ end about floor space. We fitted sliding trays under their dinette benches—*and just like that*, their hoses had a home that was both out of sight and easy to access.
Underbench storage is a secret weapon for compact, efficient RVs. Just remember: pull-out trays work best when they’re smooth-gliding and moisture-resistant. Have you peeked under your benches lately? You might discover your RV’s next best feature is right under your seat. After all, smart storage is all about thinking outside (or in this case, under!) the box.
Hanging Hooks

Hanging hooks are the silent heroes of organized storage, especially when it comes to keeping garden hoses off the ground. There’s just something satisfying about walking into a space where everything is lifted, neat, and immediately visible—a true feast for the eyes and a gift for your future self. When you install a set of sturdy hooks on your wall, you reclaim the floor, free up corners, and say goodbye to frustrating tangles once and for all.
I’ve found that mounting hooks vertically lets hoses hang naturally, while a horizontal row offers the perfect perch for shorter, coiled lengths. I once worked with a couple, Emily and Tom, who were forever tripping over hoses in their RV garage. With just three heavy-duty hooks and a ten-minute install, we turned chaos into calm. The best part? It’s a simple fix that absolutely gets the job done.
Why not give your hoses a home that makes sense… and makes you smile?
Collapsible Baskets Work

Collapsible baskets are every space-saver’s dream. When you need them, they cleverly expand to fit your hose; when you don’t, they flatten out and virtually disappear.
Ever wished your storage could adapt to your needs? Toss one of these in your RV, and you’ll wonder how you lived without it.
Ever Tried Roll-Up Hose Pockets? Save Space Fast.

Roll-up hose pockets are a clever way to keep hoses tidy, compact, and ready to grab in a hurry. I’ve seen these pockets transform even the smallest RV storage compartments into functional, organized havens.
One client, Josh, needed a solution he could pack up quickly whenever it was time to hit the road. We stitched a canvas roll with pockets, and suddenly his setup time dropped by half. To make your own, just try this:
- Lay out durable fabric, then stitch large segmented pockets spaced evenly along its length.
- Add sturdy grommets and a tie, so the roll stays secure even while traveling.
Sometimes the simplest ideas make the most impact.
Why Dedicated Compartment Shelves Shine in RV Storage

Have you ever wished it was just a bit easier to grab the right hose quickly, without digging through a tangled mess? Adding dedicated compartment shelves to your RV can transform chaos into *orderly calm*. I’ve seen firsthand how these shelves can become the quiet hero of any RV setup, especially when you’re dealing with limited space but unlimited aspirations for neatness.
- They keep every hose in its place.
- They make selection and cleanup a breeze.
Everything simply feels more accessible and less stressful
A while back, I worked with a client named Mark who had hoses in every size and style. We customized compartment shelves to fit everything—from his narrow drinking water line to the chunky sewer hose. The transformation? He could instantly spot (and access) exactly what he needed, every single time. Remember, *a little planning creates a lot of serenity*. If you want RV life to feel more organized, shelves are the real MVP.
Tired of Bulky Hoses?

If you crave flexibility and extra space, expandable garden hoses are your new best friend. Why wrestle with heavy coils when you could *unwind with ease*?
Small changes can make big waves in comfort.
Instant Organization: Stackable Storage Bins for Every RV

Sometimes, the best home-on-wheels hacks are the simplest ones. Stackable storage bins let you build up instead of out, making the most of every inch. I love how a set of clear bins can turn a mess of hoses into an arrangement that’s *visual* and inviting. One of my clients, Casey, was skeptical at first, but once we labeled each bin by hose type, she found her gear in a snap—even during those rushed moments before a campsite departure.
Clarity is truly the shortcut to calm.
Have you considered labeling your bins, or maybe even color-coding them for extra fun? With the right system, every hose is just a snap to find (and put away). Let your storage help you savor the journey, not stress over the gear.