Best Kids' Snack Containers For RV Trips

Avid RVer Lisa McEwen uses a variety of different snack containers when she travels with her family. Take a look at what she uses:

Snack tower

The snack tower is a favorite. It holds four different snacks in individual containers. It’s lightweight, skinny, and keeps snacks from getting crushed. It’s great for snack portability. You can toss it into your beach bag or in the back of the SUV.

The only con is that you do have to keep track of all the pieces.

Reusable snack bags

Lisa uses a few different reusable bags, but her favorite are the plastic washable bags.

They’re not only reusable, but they seal well, so snacks stay fresh inside for days.

You can pack wet snacks in the pouches too, like fruit. You can even pack disposable silverware right in the pouch so everything is ready to go when you open it.

Bento boxes

Lisa uses Bento boxes to pack meals ahead of time. She’ll make everyone a lunch, pop them in the cooler, and hand them out while they’re on the road or at a rest stop.

They’re easy to grab and go too, so they’re handy to have in the RV for quick picnics or a day at the beach.

Snack inspiration for your next RV trip

Not sure what kind of snacks to pack? Give these ideas a try:

• -Energy bites
• -Granola bars
• -Nuts
• -Dried fruit
• -Dry cereal
• -Yogurt
• -Cheese sticks
• -Fruit pouches
• -Popcorn
• -Crackers
• -Fruits and veggies
• -Beef jerky

Hopefully these snack hacks give fellow RVers with kids some ideas too.

Want more tips to serve great meals in your RV? Check out this post on throwing an RV tailgate party or read these helpful RV cooking hacks.