10 Reviews: Best Generators for Travel Trailers (Apr 2024)

When you need to power up all of your appliances, the Honda generator will be a superior choice. This generator is capable of powering a furnace, refrigerator, and even an RV. It also comes with a 3-year warranty for further peace of mind. Its noise level relatively quiet, so you won’t have to shout at each other. It also has an oil warning system that reminds you to replace the oil.

[...] I purchased it with the intention of powering a small modern travel trailer while parked for a season or two; electric heaters, A/C unit, fridge, some lighting, etc. With it's extended run time per tank of fuel, its ultra low noise level, battery operated electric starter (pull rope backup of course) its everything we need [...]

by D

It has a compact design. This sort of generator, the Champion, is driven by a lightweight motor engine that weighs only 39 pounds, making it ideal for camping or as a power station for your RV. In regards to sensitive safety (for sensitive electronics), this produces clean power with a THD of less than 3%.

Just purchased for use with my Travel Trailer. This is the first of a planned 2 units, plus the parallel kit. Setup and startup were easy and just as the Operator's Manual described [...]

by JDNewman

If emissions are your primary worry when using a generator, rest easy that this generator has been approved by CARB, cETL, and the EPA. Furthermore, for low noise levels, this functionality is combined with the economy mode. The nicest thing is that it’s parallel-built for more support.

I have been living in my travel trailer in dry camps for a year now. This generator has done all I need it to and asked of it. The remote start/stop is a blessing. Could not be happier with it. 921385

by Murph

It has a peak surge of roughly 4000 watts to cover your vital appliances and maintain your well-being while on your travel trailer trip. The gasoline tank has a capacity of around 3.6 gallons. It has a noise level of 69dB, which is rather loud but still quiet enough for you to converse comfortably with your companion while you park your RV for resting.

Plenty of power, first pull starts, and follows me around the ranch to power my branch trimmer

by MW in Bullard TX

This Cummins generator has a Telescopic handle and wheels for easy handling, making it an excellent camping companion. The gasoline tank has a capacity of approximately 3.4 gallons and can run for up to 18 hours. Besides that, it features a push-button and remote start system with a pull-cord backup, as well as a double-insulated case with whisper-quiet sound.

Use the 4500 for camping with our 26 foot travel trailer. It is very quiet. We use a Keurig which uses a lot of electricity. It drew down our other 4500 but the Cummins just kicked up and handeled it without a wimper. Highly recommend this for camping

by Bob Pusateri

This generator comes with wheels that allow for great mobility. It is best suited for RVs, camping, or as backup power for a blackout. The plug only supports 120V and up to 30A rated. Moreover, it is midweight and weighs no more than 100 lbs (approx. 95 lbs). And speaking of RV support, this has a standard 30A RV outlet with enough power to start and run a 15,000 BTU RV AC.

A great little generator that I can use with my RV when there is no other power to plug into. Powerful enough to run my 15,000 BTU A/C in the RV. I like how compact it is and that it has wheels that allow you to pull it to wherever you want it [...]

by lojbud

This Cabela’s dual fuel generator is ideal for those of you seeking a dual fuel generator for camping or to power your RV (pretty powerful to run a 15,000-BTU RV AC). Further, with a noise level of around 68dBA, indeed, it is quite loud.

For comfortable use, a small amount of fuel odor is released. This Westinghouse generator is an EPA-approved and CARB-approved power plant. The noise level is 52dBA, which’s quiet and enjoyable, and will not disturb your peaceful time beside your RV. It also has an LED display for simple monitoring.

This product worked great for my 30' travel trailer with 15,000BTU AC. I had everything running in the trailer which was no challenge to this generator.

by Mike00

It has a red color that adds a beautiful touch. This Tomahawk portable power station has a 3.5-gallon fuel tank and can run for up to 20 hours. It contains a low oil sensor and voltage regulation, but only accepts a 120V plug. So, it is secure and dependable. Its portable nature also makes it ideal for use as a backup power source for RVs.

Definitely can take a beating in the back of my truck. Very sturdy

by Dong F.

Super quiet for a comfortable environment inside your RV or when you need to camp in the woods in the countryside. This Generac generator is built with a tough steel shell that will keep it going for a long time. It’s also lightweight, having three operation modes on a single dial for convenience.

I have a Nash 17k, 2016, Travel Trailer. Started this Gen up and it ran both the A/C and Microwave in Eco mode. And it was quite. No one will complain of noise level with this Generac.

by The Dude