RV Gear - my list, any suggestions?
I've been camping a long time. Had many different types of rigs. We are now approaching retirement, and have bought another Class A. We hope to do much longer trips when our schedule is no longer d...
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OK. That makes sense.
For me, I would have two lists. One for stuff that stays in the RV all the time (like the flashlight) and another for the stuff you have to add each trip (beach chairs).
The first list would be more of a "did I pull that from the RV" reminder. Not necessary to check each item each trip, but a reminder in case you borrowed the flashlight to work on the car and left in in the garage, etc.
The second list would be the items I have to add and remove each trip. Separating that out into "Always Take" and "Seasonal or Specific Trip" would help go through it quicker also.
And don't forget paper documents (and a flash drive with the electronic versions). Things like pets' vaccinations, your med lists, any permits or licenses, etc.
For me, I would have two lists. One for stuff that stays in the RV all the time (like the flashlight) and another for the stuff you have to add each trip (beach chairs).
The first list would be more of a "did I pull that from the RV" reminder. Not necessary to check each item each trip, but a reminder in case you borrowed the flashlight to work on the car and left in in the garage, etc.
The second list would be the items I have to add and remove each trip. Separating that out into "Always Take" and "Seasonal or Specific Trip" would help go through it quicker also.
And don't forget paper documents (and a flash drive with the electronic versions). Things like pets' vaccinations, your med lists, any permits or licenses, etc.
