super doody
Senior Member
For me, space and weight are two key constraint for packing. I have a 2007 Eagle shell with a roller over couch. This maybe less of an issue for people with cabinet & drawers and bigger truckers. It was always interesting for me to see how others pack their gear. Here is how I have been packing my gear.

1. Wheeled cooler that fits through the door and aisles http://www.homedepot.com/p/Rubbermaid-60-Qt-Wheeled-Cooler-FG2A9002MODBL/203296615?N=c7nw%3Fbrowsestoreoption%3D1 My trusty green coleman stove is behind the cooler
2. Under the rollerover couch, I store the our sleeping bags and pillows
3. Recycle bin for fire wood
4. 14 gal rubber maid roughneck storage for kitchen items like cooking kit, seasoning, silverware, oil, bbq stuff, etc. We have this cook set which is extremely compact and has everything we will ever need. The coating makes clean up a breezy and heats water and food a lot faster. http://www.rei.com/product/830776/gsi-outdoors-pinnacle-camper-cookset
5. Stocket set containing both US and Metric sockets
6. 10 gal rubber maid roughneck for dry food bread, chips, jerky, fruit, trail mix, etc
7. 5'9'' quad fish surfboard which fits perfectly on the passenger side. Behind the surfboard is a step stool.
Not numbered - below the surfboard is sort of "secret compartment" which runs the almost the the entire length of the camper. I storage misc tools, hammock, rope and is perfect location for storing fishing poles and reels.
We storage our folding aluminum table, chairs between the back rest of the couch and the window.
For now my only electrical need is lighting. Instead of stalling a heavy battery, I use a magetic pod light on the ceiling: http://www.amazon.com/Energizer-Professional-3-LED-Batteries-Included/dp/B003UNVD5K
Overall, I think this is a good compromise between keeping things light and organized.
Please feel free to share how you pack your gear and/or provide any comments or feedback.
Thanks,
Jim

1. Wheeled cooler that fits through the door and aisles http://www.homedepot.com/p/Rubbermaid-60-Qt-Wheeled-Cooler-FG2A9002MODBL/203296615?N=c7nw%3Fbrowsestoreoption%3D1 My trusty green coleman stove is behind the cooler
2. Under the rollerover couch, I store the our sleeping bags and pillows
3. Recycle bin for fire wood
4. 14 gal rubber maid roughneck storage for kitchen items like cooking kit, seasoning, silverware, oil, bbq stuff, etc. We have this cook set which is extremely compact and has everything we will ever need. The coating makes clean up a breezy and heats water and food a lot faster. http://www.rei.com/product/830776/gsi-outdoors-pinnacle-camper-cookset
5. Stocket set containing both US and Metric sockets
6. 10 gal rubber maid roughneck for dry food bread, chips, jerky, fruit, trail mix, etc
7. 5'9'' quad fish surfboard which fits perfectly on the passenger side. Behind the surfboard is a step stool.
Not numbered - below the surfboard is sort of "secret compartment" which runs the almost the the entire length of the camper. I storage misc tools, hammock, rope and is perfect location for storing fishing poles and reels.
We storage our folding aluminum table, chairs between the back rest of the couch and the window.
For now my only electrical need is lighting. Instead of stalling a heavy battery, I use a magetic pod light on the ceiling: http://www.amazon.com/Energizer-Professional-3-LED-Batteries-Included/dp/B003UNVD5K
Overall, I think this is a good compromise between keeping things light and organized.
Please feel free to share how you pack your gear and/or provide any comments or feedback.
Thanks,
Jim