Washington RV Insurance Quotes

Are you about to take your home on the road? Well, before you research the best KOA campgrounds with pull-through sites, pull up to Vern Fonk for some “funsurance”. We don’t care if you are a glamper or a part-timer, no judgement here. Just folks who understand the four most important things to an RVer: water, electric, sewer and… oh yes, better motorhome insurance than you can shake a stick at (and you might need that stick anyway for your campfire).

So get into your comfortable Seattle tuxedo (flannels and jeans) and pull up a log, while we discuss the benefits of using an RV insurance company in Washington that understands your needs, regardless of whether you are a full-timer or part-timer.

VF is connected with more than 20 insurance companies that specialize in RV insurance, so we can provide you with affordable motorhome and RV rates and exceptional customer service.

Having the right insurance helps you protect your assets – whether your RV is your home or whether you also have a sticks n’ bricks home you’ll be returning to after a trip through the scenic Pacific Northwest.

Your motorhome or RV is your home away from home. You want to protect it from fire, wind, storms and whatever else a Washington vacation can throw at you. Additionally, you need to consider liability in case someone gets hurt helping you open your slide.

As a seasoned (or beginner) RVer, you probably already know that your personal auto insurance policy doesn’t offer the right protection you need when you are on the road (or parked full-time, for that matter). A motorhome policy, on the other hand, covers you for that sudden snowfall that causes your slide to collapse or that rainy (that darn rain) hydroplane on I-5.

In many instances, RV’s covered under auto policies are not adequately covered.

One misconception RV owners have is that the personal property in their RV will be covered under their homeowner’s insurance policy. This is true, but, coverage on personal property is limited when the property is kept somewhere other than the “residence premises.” Often the limit in a standard policy is very low and the usual policy deduction would apply.

To insure proper and adequate coverage, a RV owner should add a separate RV coverage to their current auto policy or secure a policy specifically for RV’s from Vern Fonk.