Wireless Reversing Camera for Motorhomes, Campervans & RVs (Non-Metal Too)

Motorhomes, campervans and RVs: the reversing problem

Reversing a motorhome, campervan, or RV is a stress test. The blind spot behind a van conversion or a motorhome is huge — you're reversing something the size of a small bus with only mirrors to guide you, often into tight campsite pitches and driveways. A reversing camera turns that blind spot into a clear view on a screen.

For campervans and motorhomes, the wireless magnetic camera is the obvious answer — because drilling into a vehicle you might sell, rent, or that has a precious bodywork finish is a real concern.

Wireless reversing cameras for motorhomes and campervans

  • No drilling. A magnetic camera clicks onto a steel surface — the rear door frame, the ladder, the tow bar area — in seconds, and removes just as cleanly when you sell or rent the vehicle.
  • No wiring through the habitation area. No cables to route through cupboards and trim, no power taps into the leisure battery.
  • Solar powered. The panel keeps the battery charged — ideal for a vehicle that may sit parked for weeks.
  • Phone app view. See the back of the van on your phone, no monitor to install.
  • No subscription. Works out of the box, forever.

What about non-metal motorhomes and campervans?

Many modern motorhomes, campervans, and RVs have non-metal bodies — GRP (fibreglass) panels, aluminium composite, or plastic rear sections. A magnetic camera won't grip those on its own. The answer is a small steel fixing plate or a purpose-made baseplate kit: the plate attaches to the non-metal surface (adhesive or strap mount), and the magnet clicks onto the plate. You still get the easy magnetic mount, the no-drill install, and the clean removal — on any body material.

Our metal fixing plate covers aluminium, GRP, and plastic bodies, and the caravan baseplate kit is the complete non-metal solution for motorhomes, caravans, and campervans.

More than a reversing camera: a wireless magnetic camera

Off the road, the same camera becomes a portable security camera for the van: stick it inside or on the door to keep an eye on the pitch, the awning, or the bikes on the rack — view from your phone from the campsite bar. One camera that does reversing and security is the real value of a wireless magnetic camera.

Our pick for motorhomes, campervans and RVs

The Solar Assist Magnetic Reverse Camera — magnetic, solar, 65-metre range, phone app, no subscription. For a non-metal body, add the metal fixing plate or the caravan baseplate kit and you're covered on any material.

Frequently asked questions

Can I fit a reversing camera to my motorhome without drilling?

Yes. A magnetic camera mounts on a steel surface in seconds, with no holes and no wiring. For non-metal bodies (GRP, aluminium, plastic), a steel fixing plate or baseplate kit gives the magnet a surface to grip.

Will it work on a non-metal campervan?

Yes — with a fixing plate or baseplate. The plate attaches to the non-metal surface and the magnetic camera clicks onto the plate, keeping the no-drill, removable install.

Does it drain my leisure battery?

No. The camera is solar powered with its own battery, so it doesn't touch your vehicle electrics at all — and the panel keeps it charged even when parked up.

Can I see the view on my phone?

Yes — the camera connects to your phone over WiFi with a live app view. If you prefer a dedicated display, pair it with the dashboard screen kit.

Will the camera stay on at motorway speed?

Yes — the magnet is designed for vehicles that move. On non-metal surfaces, use the fixing plate so the magnet has a proper steel grip.