Poll: How many of you

April to the end of October, the TT stays fully stocked and ready to go at a moments notice (except for perishable food and some clothes). November thru March, the TT is empty and under wraps. We have a check list that we use at the end of every trip and the start of the season.

I keep some paper products in the RV. I've gone out to get paper plates, paper towels and coffee filters once in awhile.

Yep. Ours will get used a couple of times a winter. Could be paper products to dry goods. Each spring, however, we have a standard restocking list that we use to re-stock the rig prior to our first trip of the year.

If the RV is not going to be used for the winter, all that stuff comes in the house. Otherwise, RV is
Loaded with all but clothes and perishable foods. we even fill the fuel tank at the end of the trip so it's all ready to go!

Fortunately (or unfortunately), I own the building where I store my 'C' and toad when not on the road. About 4 miles apart. Over the years I've collected duplicates of nearly everything at home and the RV. But I still wind up with 2 of some item at home and none in the RV. At least if I can't find an item at home, I know where two of them are.

we use a couple of GO-CONTAINERS ACTION PACKERS during the camping season.
Usually stock-up on food at SUPER WALMART just before we hit the camp ground.

Always nice to know where the local WALMART and LOWES stores is where we are camping. They always have what we might need...

Roy Ken

Let's see... Something 10' away or something 4 miles away???

I keep a list on the inside of the pantry door. In theory every time we take anything out we write it on the list so we should know what has to be replaced.

We empty all the pantry items including the paper goods from our TT after the last camping trip for the season. Used what's left for the house. We have a list and restock with fresh goods every Spring. Prevents goods from getting stale and spoilage, possible freeze damage, and leaves nothing to attract critters (food or nest material). Works for us!

I don't have that problem either. Of course ours is a Popup so with the grocery store less than a mile from our house, it is way more trouble to open up the Pup than it is to run to the store.