We kept a small amount of Christmas ornaments and decorations basically a small tree (about 15" tall), some meaningful ornaments and I think a small stand of lights. We got rid of most everything else.

We bought a small pre-lit tree which we have in our storage compartment. We also have one storage tub which contains seasonal decorations which my DW changes with the season.

I kept Fall placemats and napkings so I had some Thanksgiving color. My favorite decorations. I have a few wooden Christams decorations too for hanging on the wall. It all goes in one small container under the bathroom sink.

But I will say, that it is seemimg that I have decorations of nature right out the window and I am liking the thought of using nature to decorate with and then get rid of it after.

I just saw mini pumpkins and squash at the farmers market. Great decorations.

For Christmas I will get some Holly and Evergreen.

My 2cents........

Kim

We purged most of the Christmas décor with the exception of one box of ornaments that is in storage. Early on in our marriage we started collecting special ornaments from each vacation location. No longer doing that, but couldn't part with some of the special memories so they are in storage.

Last year, our first Christmas on the road, we bought a "tree shaped" rosemary plant that was about 18 in tall, miniatures lights and decorations from Michael's craft store and we had our Christmas tree! Smelled great, looked cut and was very useful for our New Year's dinner of a rosemary infused pork loin. Rosemary plant is long gone, but the lights and small ornaments take up very little room, stored in a cabinet that we rarely get into but will retrieve those items once a year and buy a new plant / bush of some kind each Christmas to decorate.

Since then, we've added LED lights to our awning that run off 12 volt with a programmable controller that allows us to select the colors, so our outside Christmas lights will blink red and green this holiday season.

It really depends on how much storage space you have. We purged quite a lot of stuff, only to find that we could have taken a lot of stuff with us, as we had more room than we thought we would! Sorry, I know that doesn't really answer your question.

I also see a lot of folks hanging Xmas lights on their awnings at any time of the year for light and ambiance.

Remarkably our Christmas decorations, including lawn decorations did NOT sell at the garage sale. When they were placed at the curb, with a free sign, they were very first things snapped up! They were gone in about 15 minutes. I wonder if these people were watching our garage sale, from behind their curtains, waiting for the "Free" sign to go out. :)

We carry a small amount of decorations for:Fall,Halloween, and Thanksgiving. A few more items for Christmas, light strings , etc. All purchased after retirement and suited for RV life. They are all stored together in a plastic box under the bed.

Love it, Mike!

Like many of the other posters we got a small pre-lit and pre decorated tree for Christmas that we kept in a storage bay.

All of our home decorations and outside lights were in storage while we full timed and are now in boxes in my shop.

The lights are the series string incandescent bulb type. I don't have the heart to mess with them and would get the LED type if I were going to put any up - which I am not. We are on a 100 yard private drive so no one would see them anyway and I don't do well with ladders nowadays.

None of our kids or grandkids will be here so I don't think we will put up a tree. Maybe we will put the little tree we had with us when we full timed in the picture window.