Happy New Podders!!

    The general opinion of those of us who have camped for some time is that you need to take your pod out for a couple of trips before purchasing anything. Everyone has different needs depending on how you camp. For instance, we generally camp for weeks at a time, in national parks, without hookups. And when we do have hookups, it is electric only (had water only a couple of times in 8 years). 
   You do need, as suggested already, a notebook to take notes on questions you have, problems, 'wish list', and address those after camping.
    I would agree with another posting about having some type of carpet outside the pod. It's amazing how much dirt is collected on that, and doesn't come indoors. Additionally, we like a small piece of carpeting at doorway which can be an inexpensive piece of indoor/outdoor stuff you purchase by the foot at a big box store.
    Also agree with BAL leveler. It's fairly expensive, large, and heavy, but it's the easiest way to level a camper that I know of.
     If you use  hookups, you'll want water pressure regulator and electrical adapter.

   Anyway, don't be too quick to buy other stuff before you've camped a bit. Storage is usually an issue and there are different ways to approach that. 

Congrats and Welcome!  Along with a longer water hose and 30-amp electrical, you may want to consider bringing a regular extension cord or two.  Longer sewer hose is a must if you are going to be camping with full hookups, but since we don't we haven't had any problems with using the small one that came with the Pod at the dumping stations.  As mentioned a small electric heater, with built-in thermostat, is vastly superior to the furnace in the Pod relative to the noise factor.  The only other things I would recommend upfront is to get a 9x12 outdoor rug for the patio, and a notebook or journal to keep track of your adventures, needs and wish-list items as you run across them while out camping.

Wurd.

Oh YES, I am aware that we only use white hose for drinking/portable water. We are pretty new to this camper world so I have been reading as many posts and learning as much as I can! This forum is "The Bomb Diggity"!!

Thanks So Much for your help!

Thanks Doug!!