15 ft: While a 15-foot hose might seem shorter and more manageable, it could limit your options for campsite hookups. It is more suitable for small yards, patios, or balconies where the water source is close to the areas you need to reach.
25 ft: For an RV drinking water hose, a 25-foot length is generally recommended. This length provides a good balance between reach and portability, allowing you to easily connect to campsite water sources without being excessively long or difficult to manage.
35 ft: Offers a bit more flexibility than the 25-foot hose, ideal for larger yards or if you need to reach areas farther from the water source.
50 ft: Best suited for very large yards or if you need to reach areas significantly distant from the water source. However, be aware that longer hoses can be heavier and may experience reduced water pressure.
