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Choosing Sandals and Camp Footwear for RV Trips Around Idaho

Celebrity collaborations like the Chloe x Halle Teva line get attention for their colours and style, but they also point to something RV travellers already know: a good pair of sport sandals is one of the most useful things you can pack. Teva has been making strap sandals for river guides and outdoor users since the 1980s, and that practical design still suits life around a campsite, a lakeshore or an RV park.

Why sandals earn a spot in the rig

Space is limited in a travel trailer or motorhome, so every item should do more than one job. A sturdy strap sandal works as a campground slipper, a shower shoe at park bathhouses, water footwear for rivers and reservoirs, and an easy option for short walks after a long day of driving. Because they dry quickly, they won't leave damp, musty shoes sitting by the door.

What to look for

  • Adjustable straps that hold your foot securely on wet rocks or uneven ground.
  • A grippy outsole for boat ramps, slick steps and RV entry stairs.
  • Quick-drying materials that hold up to river water and sun.
  • A contoured footbed if you plan to stand for long periods while cooking, setting up or levelling the rig.

Sandals aren't for every job

Closed-toe shoes or boots are the better choice for hooking up a trailer, handling sewer connections, working near hitches and jacks, or hiking rough trails in Idaho's mountain areas. Keep both types near the entry door so you can change quickly depending on the task.

Packing tips for footwear

Store shoes on a washable mat or in a bin by the door to keep grit out of carpets and slide-outs. A small brush and a towel help keep sand and mud outside where it belongs. If you are planning a season of lake weekends or river trips, our RV travel guides cover more packing and campsite ideas, and the service and parts team can help make sure your rig is ready before you head out.

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