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Someone please talk me in off the ledge. We have owned various RVs for the past 18 years. We have always been able to store them on our property. When we moved into our current home, we had the drivew...
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michigansandzilla wrote:Hammerhead wrote:
Our travel trailer has been stored off site for the past 12 years since our last 2 houses have no room to park an RV. One advantage to off-site storage is that a missing camper would be a sure sign to anyone familiar with our block that we weren't home.
Even though I don't store my TT in my yard, I worry when it's been at the house for a day or two prior to departure. I'm afraid that someone will pick up on the pattern. TT is home for a day or two and you see all of us going in and out of it.....then it's gone, nobody's home, not even the dogs. Yep, that's a dead give away and I can only imagine it's even more pronounced when it's stored on site.
I just don't ever bring it home any more!
We keep it stocked with all necessary cloths DVD's books etc. We clean the 5er the last morning before leaving the camp site.
Once home and in the storage yard, we refill propane, all dirty cloths go home and get laundered, and returned or replaced during the week.
One big plus to this method, the dogs started to get amped up once the 5er was in front of the house! Now they get about a two hour warning! We gather some additional cloths and empty the refer to take to the 5er
What I can't believe is some of the childish responses in this thread. "If I can't store my RV at my house, I will just sell it". While storing an RV at home is nice, they can be an eyesore to your neighbors and neighborhood. Seeing am RV in a driveway all winter just isn't eye candy to most. Just keep in mind as mentioned before, when the RV is gone, well likely so are you!
