RV TV Antennas & Satellite
Over-the-air antennas and satellite domes keep the TV working at the campsite and on the move. Crank-up batwing antennas like the Winegard Sensar IV pull in free local channels, while in-motion domes such as the RoadTrip T4 track satellite programming as you drive.
11 products
Winegard DISH Playmaker Dual & Wally Receiver Bundle
From $508.99
2 options
Winegard DISH Playmaker Portable Satellite Antenna with Wally Receiver
$452.99
Winegard Sensar IV Amplified RV TV Antenna Head | Crank-Up Batwing
$201.99
Winegard Sensar III Amplified HDTV Antenna (Head Unit)
$174.99
Winegard Air 360 LP Omnidirectional RV HDTV Antenna
From $101.99
2 options
Winegard Sensar IV Amplified Antenna Head, Black
$88.99
Winegard RV Antenna Wall Plate Power Supply | 12V, Brown
$43.99
Winegard RoadTrip T4 In-Motion RV Satellite Antenna | Automatic, Dome
$16.99
Winegard Carryout G3 Portable Automatic Satellite Antenna, Black
$5.19
Winegard Dish Playmaker Dual Satellite Antenna | Black
$3.69
Winegard Dish Playmaker Dual Satellite Antenna | White
$3.69
Choosing an RV TV antenna
How you camp decides the setup:
- Over-the-air — a crank-up batwing antenna grabs free local broadcast channels wherever a signal reaches. The Sensar IV adds Wingman UHF technology, where most local stations now sit, and supports NextGen TV and 4K.
- Satellite — an automatic dome like the RoadTrip T4 locks onto DISH, Bell, or DIRECTV and switches satellites on its own, even in motion.
Antennas mount on the roof and draw 12-volt power, so keep the run tidy with the rest of your electrical system. Adding a rear camera too? See backup cameras & monitors.