If you do purchase comprehensive motorhome coverage, you may be able to keep your insurance costs down by taking a few steps.

Check with your insurance provider to see whether you can take any courses and obtain any certifications from an RV-industry association that would result in a discount.
Ask whether buying multiple policies (like a home policy along with a motorhome policy) would reduce your premiums overall.
Consider periodically reviewing your motorhome insurance coverage limits — as the vehicles age, they typically decline in value and may require less comprehensive coverage.
Talk to your insurance provider to see if raising your deductible (which would likely lower your premium) is a good idea for you. If you do take this route, be sure that you go with a deductible that you can still afford to pay if you have to file a claim.

If the open road is calling your name — and a motorhome is your preferred way to travel it — you're clearly not alone. And the protection offered by comprehensive coverage on your motorhome policy can help set you set off with your mind at ease.