Fun-shaped, functional RV leveling tool that shows when your rig is level so doors and appliances function properly. Each level provides both front-to-back and side-to-side readings in one compact unit. Mount with screws or the included double-sided foam tape. 2.60" L x 1.58" W x 0.56" H each. White. Pack of 2 — mount one on the back, one on the side.
The Camco 25520 Retro RV Bubble Level is a compact, dual-axis leveling tool designed to take the guesswork out of parking your RV level. A level RV isn't just about comfort — refrigerators (especially absorption-style units), slide-outs, and many appliances rely on the RV being reasonably level to operate correctly, and uneven leveling can cause doors to swing open or shut on their own and drawers to slide.
Each level in this 2-pack shows both front-to-back and side-to-side orientation in a single compact unit — mount one on the back of the RV (visible while backing into a site) and one on the side, and you'll have a complete leveling picture from outside the rig before you ever set foot inside. Mounting is flexible: use the included double-sided foam tape for a quick, no-drill installation, or screw-mount for a more permanent attachment. The retro rounded shape gives it a classic look that fits the vibe of vintage trailers and modern rigs alike.
• 2x Camco Retro RV bubble levels (white) • Double-sided foam mounting tape Related Camco leveling products: • 25523 — Standard screw-mounted RV bubble level (different shape/size) • 25563 — AccuLevel large bubble level, 10–11" — single unit, both axes visible from one mounting point
For the most useful readings: • Rear-mounted level: Place where it's visible in your rearview camera or side mirrors while backing into a campsite • Side-mounted level: Place at eye level or wherever it's easily checked once parked • Mount on a flat, rigid section of the RV body — avoid curved or flexible panels for the most accurate reading • Clean the mounting surface thoroughly before applying the foam tape for the best adhesion Check your level periodically — repeated road vibration can occasionally shift tape-mounted levels over time. Screw-mounting offers a more permanent solution.
A level RV isn't just about comfort while sleeping: • Absorption refrigerators rely on gravity for proper coolant circulation — running off-level for extended periods can damage the cooling unit • Slide-out mechanisms operate more smoothly and with less strain when the RV is level • Cabinet doors and drawers won't swing open or slide on their own • Holding tank sensors read more accurately when the tank is level A quick check with these levels before setting up at a campsite can prevent both annoyances and appliance wear.