From weekends on the water to miles on the road, your recreational
vehicles deserve coverage built around how you actually use them.
From weekends on the water to miles on the road, your recreational
vehicles deserve coverage built around how you actually use them.
A boat creates exposures that do not exist in your driveway. Review protection for the vessel, your liability and the people and property connected to it.

Coverage options may include:
Eligible damage to the boat and certain attached equipment.
Protection for certain claims involving injury or property damage for which you are legally responsible.
Coverage may be available for eligible medical expenses following certain boating incidents.
Available protection may help when an uninsured boater is responsible for an eligible loss.
Certain policies may offer optional on-water assistance or towing coverage.
A boat creates exposures that do not exist in your driveway. Review protection for the vessel, your liability and the people and property connected to it.

Coverage options may include:
Eligible damage to the boat and certain attached equipment.
Protection for certain claims involving injury or property damage for which you are legally responsible.
Coverage may be available for eligible medical expenses following certain boating incidents.
Available protection may help when an uninsured boater is responsible for an eligible loss.
Certain policies may offer optional on-water assistance or towing coverage.
A motorhome is part vehicle, part temporary home. That combination creates insurance needs that ordinary auto coverage may not fully address.

Coverage options may include:
Liability coverage for eligible on-road driving exposures.
Protection for certain physical damage to the insured RV.
Additional protection may be available for eligible personal property kept inside the vehicle.
Certain policies may provide liability protection while the RV is being used as a temporary residence.
Optional coverage may help with certain temporary expenses following an eligible covered loss.
A motorhome is part vehicle, part temporary home. That combination creates insurance needs that ordinary auto coverage may not fully address.

Coverage options may include:
Liability coverage for eligible on-road driving exposures.
Protection for certain physical damage to the insured RV.
Additional protection may be available for eligible personal property kept inside the vehicle.
Certain policies may provide liability protection while the RV is being used as a temporary residence.
Optional coverage may help with certain temporary expenses following an eligible covered loss.
Tell us:
How often the boat or RV is used
Where it is stored
Who operates it
Whether the boat travels offshore
Whether the RV is motorized or towable
Whether the RV is used seasonally or extensively
What equipment or personal property travels with it
Tell us:
How often the boat or RV is used
Where it is stored
Who operates it
Whether the boat travels offshore
Whether the RV is motorized or towable
Whether the RV is used seasonally or extensively
What equipment or personal property travels with it
Boat and RV liability can affect the larger household risk picture. Review your underlying liability limits alongside any personal umbrella coverage.
Boat and RV liability can affect the larger household risk picture. Review your underlying liability limits alongside any personal umbrella coverage.
Homeowners policies may provide limited coverage for certain small watercraft or property exposures, but a dedicated boat policy should be reviewed for significant boats and boating liability.
Motorized RVs have different insurance needs from ordinary passenger vehicles. Review a dedicated RV policy rather than assuming standard auto coverage is sufficient.
No. A motorhome is motorized, while a travel trailer is towed. Their liability and physical-damage needs are structured differently.
Certain qualifying watercraft may be eligible under a personal umbrella policy, subject to underwriting and policy requirements.
Yes. Storage location, seasonal use and how the unit is protected can be relevant to coverage and underwriting.
Homeowners policies may provide limited coverage for certain small watercraft or property exposures, but a dedicated boat policy should be reviewed for significant boats and boating liability.
Motorized RVs have different insurance needs from ordinary passenger vehicles. Review a dedicated RV policy rather than assuming standard auto coverage is sufficient.
No. A motorhome is motorized, while a travel trailer is towed. Their liability and physical-damage needs are structured differently.
Certain qualifying watercraft may be eligible under a personal umbrella policy, subject to underwriting and policy requirements.
Yes. Storage location, seasonal use and how the unit is protected can be relevant to coverage and underwriting.
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