Before you pull out, need a ready-to-go checklist

You can spend a lot of time looking for and making lists, but by about the third time you break camp, you'll know what you need to do. Basically, the slides come in and everything that can move around will need to be secured.

If you still need a list, handwrite a quick one because you won't need it in a couple months.

There are rv camping checklists for arrival/set up and departure all over the internet. Just Google search and bunches come up. The Good Sam and KOA sites each have good checklists. Find the one that looks best for you and use it for your first trip. Add or delete from the list as necessary until it suits your needs.

I'm sure you will get lots of replies and everyone seems to do it differently, but for me:
Inside stuff first- Everything put in "Travel Mode" Coffee pot put away, shower door closed, everything off the shelves and put away, Toilet lid down, antenna down and in travel position.
Outside, Water hose/sewer hose put away, awning in, campsite picked up (no trash) Electric cord put away.
Start the coach, slides in, jacks up, toad connected.

Then, when I am ready to roll out, I always do one more walk around to make sure everything is done.
It helps to do everything by yourself and have no interruptions. If someone comes up and wants to chit-chat I start all over at the beginning.