This works for our locally hosted content even with absolutely no Internet connectivity! Since the foundation of the home media center in our RV is a robust network, including a router and Wi-Fi setup, that means we can stream all of our content both Internet based or locally hosted, to our devices like tables, laptops, and phones. Having access to our content, actually improves our camping experience and also helps to make us feel more at home.įollowing the ideas in this post will also make it possible for lots of personal entertainment options.
We find lots of down time where we can sit down and enjoy a family movie or listen to some good tunes from our music catalog. We are an active, outdoor family and drag our kids out for all kinds of hikes Things do change a bit, at least for us, when you are using your rig to go on extended travels or living full time. In hopes of heading off any comments related to “you are camping and should be doing any number of out of door activities, instead of watching TV”, know that we totally appreciate that sentiment. This post is all about how we achieved that modern home entertainment system in our RV. We needed a modern entertainment system and media center in our home on wheels, to match our entertainment delivery options in our sticks and bricks home. This setup didn’t really match the way we consume our media since our family “cut the cord” over 10 years ago. The systems that tend to come standard in the current generation of RV’s will most likely include a smallish television, a DVD/CD player, and a cable TV hookup. When we purchased our RV, one of the first upgrades we made was to our entertainment system.
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