Coverage for RVs
RV insurance to protect your adventure chariot, camping resort, or home-on-wheels
Your RV is more than just a car -- protect it (and meet MA requirements) with a unique insurance plan
What is RV insurance?
RV insurance is a lot like car insurance: it offers collision, comprehensive, liability coverage, and more for your recreational vehicle.
It protects you, the RV owner, from significant out-of-pocket expenses (from either damage or injury) if your RV were to be involved in an accident.
RVs do a lot more than just drive, so they need unique coverage to keep the good times rolling, not just the wheels.
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We know you’re not excited about spending any more on your RV. But when you consider the risk and the value, RV insurance is an investment you can feel confident in.
What is (and is not) covered by RV insurance?
We know you’re excited to put your RV to use, but wait! Before you hit the road, you’ll want to know what exactly RV insurance covers, and where there are limits, exclusions, and optional coverages.
What is typically covered?
Injuries to someone else for an accident you cause in MA
Medical bills and lost wages for you and your passengers
Any damage done to someone else’s vehicle or property
Coverage if you are involved in a hit-and-run
Coverage if you are hit by an uninsured driver
Damages to your recreational vehicle (optional)
Injuries to someone else for an accident you cause outside of MA (optional)
Glass or windshield replacement (optional)
Coverage if you are hit by someone with minimal insurance (optional)
Towing (optional)
What is not typically covered?
Damage from negligence or lack of vehicle maintenance
Personal property in your RV
Intentional bodily injury or property damage
Got RV insurance questions? We’ve got answers.
We know RV insurance can be confusing. You probably have loads of questions, so let’s get you started on the basics.
Do I need RV insurance?
In Massachusetts, if you have an RV, you are required to have an RV policy with at least liability and uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage at the state minimum required limits.
However, you will probably need a lot more than that.
Without a substantial car insurance policy, you may have several gaps in coverage and could find yourself with a significant out-of-pocket bill if you were to have a claim.
For more information, read How Much Car Insurance Do I Need? (And Why the State Minimum Isn’t Enough)
How much RV insurance do I need?
As we mentioned, in Massachusetts, you are required to at least have liability and uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage for your RV, but you may also need optional coverages such as collision, comprehensive, towing, and more.
Choosing your coverage limits and optional coverages depends on the features of your RV, your perceived risks, and financial comfort. Since every RV and personal situation is so different, the best way to get a good idea of how much RV insurance you need is by talking with an insurance agent.
We will say however, since an RV is a large investment and is capable of significant damage, we usually recommend a pretty substantial policy.
How much does RV insurance cost?
Not to beat around the bush, but the cost of RV insurance can vary significantly based on RV features, frequency of use, driving history, and the coverages, limits, and deductibles you select.
Generally, an RV policy will cost around $1,000 - $2,500 per year ($83 - $208 monthly).
What happens if I need to file a claim?
If you’ve gotten in an accident or had damage to your recreational vehicle, don’t panic. We can help you through it.
Once you’ve made sure you and your vehicle are moved to safety, there are a number of details you’ll want to gather for if/when you decide to file a claim, including details of the accident, the people/vehicles involved, photos of damage/license plates/registrations/drivers licenses, police report, crash report, and auto insurance policy numbers of everyone involved.
Once you’ve collected that information, report it to your insurance agent who can navigate the claims process for you by reporting it to your insurance company and getting an adjuster assigned to review your claim information and make a determination.
For more information, read What Happens After a Car Accident (MA Auto Insurance Claims Process and Timelines).
How RV insurance keeps your adventure chariot rolling
We know you already spent a ton on your RV and you don’t want to spend another dollar on RV insurance. But buying a policy ensures you can protect that RV and not be stuck with a huge out-of-pocket expense.
Physical coverage for your RV
RVs are worth a lot of money. If it gets damaged, you don't pay for the repairs … your policy does.
Coverage for your family drivers
Whether you have a newly licensed teen or your mother-in-law driving, your policy will defend in an accident anyone listed as a covered driver of your RV.
Coverage for accidents
Unfortunately, accidents happen. You’ll want a policy that will cover you for any property damage or injuries that you may cause to others.
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