In a zombie apocalypse, RVs can look like the perfect option. They’re big, they’re mobile, and they kind of feel like a home on wheels. In Zombieland, there’s a wild shootout around an RV, with zombies swarming the outside while the crew blasts away to keep them back. And in the 2004 remake of Dawn of the Dead, the survivors turn a shuttle bus into a rolling fortress to fight their way through the undead.
On the surface, RVs check a lot of boxes. You’ve got wheels to keep moving, storage for food and weapons, and a roof over your head when the world outside is falling apart. But here’s the catch—those same perks can also turn into serious problems when you’re dealing with zombies. So today, we’re digging into the real pros and cons of making an RV your survival base. Could it be the ultimate zombie-proof hideout or just a giant death trap with cup holders.
