RV Shower Heads & Hoses
An RV shower head has one extra job a house head doesn't: saving water. Nearly every wand here has a trickle or on/off shut-off at the head so you can wet down, kill the flow, soap up, and rinse without dumping your fresh tank and filling the gray one. The lineup runs handheld wands from Dura Faucet, Phoenix, and Camco with 60-inch hoses, brushed nickel and chrome finishes, eco shut-offs, and multiple spray patterns — plus wall-mount brackets and replacement hoses to rebuild an aging setup.
105 products
Valterra PF223341 Oval Shower Valve Trim Kit | Quarter-Turn, Chrome
Camco RV/Marine Replacement Shower Hose | 60", Chrome
Dura Faucet RV Exterior Spray Dock Port | Black
Dura Faucet RV Exterior Spray Dock Port | White
Dura Faucet RV Handheld Shower Wand | Chrome
Dura Faucet RV Handheld Shower Wand | Matte Black
Valterra PF276028 Handheld Shower Kit | 60" Metal Hose, Trickle Shut-Off, White
Dura Faucet Classical RV Shower Faucet | Bisque
Dura Faucet RV Handheld Shower Head Wand | Brushed Satin Nickel
Dura Faucet RV Handheld Shower Wand | Matte Black, 2.5 GPM
Camco RV Outdoor Shower Head | White, On/Off Switch
Dura Faucet RV Handheld Shower Wand | Bisque Parchment
Dura Faucet RV Handheld Shower Wand | Chrome, 2.5 GPM
American Brass Shower Hose Kit | 60" Brass & Vinyl Hose
Camco RV/Marine Replacement Shower Hose | 60", White
Camco 2-Position Shower Head Wall Mount | Chrome, Universal Fit
Camco Adjustable RV Shower Head Wall Mount | Chrome
Phoenix 3-Function Handheld Shower Head | White, Wall Mounted
Dura Faucet DF-RK900-BK Shower Diverter Tee | Black, Vacuum Breaker
Valterra Handheld Shower Head | For Exterior Shower Box, Off-White
Valterra PF276030 Shower Flow Controller | Chrome, 1/2" NPT
Dura Faucet Handheld Shower Wand Bracket | Brushed Satin Nickel
Phoenix Faucets by Valterra 3-Position Handheld Shower Bracket | Biscuit
Dura Faucet Handheld Shower Wand Bracket | Bisque
Valterra Shower Hose Guide | Chrome, Handheld Shower Hose Ring
Choosing an RV shower head and hose
The single most useful feature on an RV shower head is the shut-off valve at the head. It lets you pause the flow while you lather instead of running the pump the whole time — the water-saving "navy shower" every boondocker learns, and the difference between a quick rinse and an empty fresh tank. Beyond that, it comes down to spray feel, hose length, and how it mounts.
- Trickle or on/off shut-off. A must for boondocking. Wet, stop, soap, rinse — the shut-off at the head saves fresh water and slows how fast the gray tank fills.
- Hose length and material. Sixty inches is the RV standard and reaches the whole enclosure. Stainless or reinforced vinyl hoses last longer and kink less than cheap plastic.
- Spray pattern. Single-spray, multi-function three-spray, and rain-style heads all exist. More patterns are nice, but a strong single spray rinses fastest on limited flow.
- Mount. A wall-mount bracket, like the Camco two-position unit, holds the wand at a fixed height for a hands-free rinse. Confirm it fits your wall spacing.
- Flow rate. RV heads run around 2.5 GPM or less. Lower flow with a good spray face still feels strong while sipping tank water.
The wand pairs with the valve and the stall around it, so if you're rebuilding the shower, check the pan, surround, and curtain hardware and the bathroom faucet or diverter valve that feeds it. Steady hot water at the head also depends on a working water heater upstream.