20+ photos get 80% more bookings but the minimum is 12 to make sure you are getting points towards your listing placement.

2 major things to keep in mind when taking photos for your RV listings. Lighting and staging. 

Lighting: If your photographs are too dark, your renters won’t be able to make out the features you’re trying to show them. On the other hand, bright fluorescents can wash out your photographs and make even a cozy interior feel bleak and austere. Try to rely on natural sunlight coming in through your RV’s windows if possible, and turn on cabin lights in dark, windowless areas like the RV bathroom. To show off your RVs storage space, consider using flash photography or other lighting aids to take photographs of your closets or under-cabin basement space.

Staging: Ideally, your photos will give prospective renters a sense not only of what your RV looks like but also what it feels like. Whether it’s draping a throw blanket over the arm of the couch or setting up the patio furniture before you take exterior shots, create images that will give your renters a sense of the comfort and convenience your RV will offer on a day-to-day basis during their camping trip. Add anything specialized that the camper has.