Banging my head on the key board

It's no secret that my husband hates living in the RV. He's a country boy and used to hunting and wide open spaces. This place I've nicknamed the aluminum can. So I been scouring the internet for every storage solution I can find because I know the more things out of his way the happier he will be. So now I have this long honey do list and he doesn't want to do them.

One thing I made sure we had before buying this RV was outdoor living space. In the RV park I'm in the have large natural looking spot in the long term side of the RV park. Because of this I bought a swing and a outdoor table and umbrella. This makes it obvious we won't be traveling much in this RV but we don't want to travel. We want to survive and rebuild our lives. That's why O call it RV surviving.

Some of the ideas I have for more storage is to gut the back bedroom except for the bunk beds and put in floor to ceiling shelving. In the bathroom I would like to take the closet and so one of two things. Either remove the separation from the bottom cabinets and the upper hanging space, making more for longer clothing and shoe storage before OR I would like to make shelving out of the upper closet and place a closet rod in the shower that we don't use.

I would also like to open up the front of the bathroom cabinet. As of now there is only one door and it's to small and won't open all the way due to the toilet. Then all the space to the right is unused because unless you are small you can't get back there. If I opened the front then I could put up a curtain over the opening making all the space usable.

In the back bedroom I would also like to put in some ceiling storage for my husband's fishing rods. I got the idea online to attach PVC rings to the ceiling for his fishing rods to hang from.

OH! I just had an epiphany! What if I removed the top bunk and hung a curtain rod across the whole length? This would more then double the hanging room and I could place drawer storage units below the clothes for extra storage. Then place the shelves like I said in the original closet for foldable clothing and towels and sheets!

I foresee a lot of posts about storage in my future and will try to get as many photos of these as I can because there are not nearly enough camper storage ideas online. It's mostly the same things posted over and over.