Seasonal for the first time...
We are setting our TT up seasonal this spring for the first time for an indefinite period of time. What do I need to know? Please share all your helpful hints and experiences... thanks.
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Congratulations and enjoy the simplicity of this style of camping! Great threads have been popping up recently addressing your question.
My best hint would be to write yourself a closing list. Might be less to do now, but still just as important to remember. Take into consideration your water hookup, water heater, awning, slides, A/C, food, etc.
You will soon appreciate the familiarity of your "neighborhood" and permanent neighbors, and will watch out for each other. I've found this style of camping to be much less stressful. I don't miss the domestic disputes while setting up during the mosquito breeding season. If your park allows it, you might be able to leave firewood there, a boat, a full-sized grill on-site, lights, mats and other items that are typically a pain to pack and unpack. Get to know the caretakers. They'll also keep an eye on your site. You'll make some really great lifetime friends.
Welcome to the seasonal camping club :)
My best hint would be to write yourself a closing list. Might be less to do now, but still just as important to remember. Take into consideration your water hookup, water heater, awning, slides, A/C, food, etc.
You will soon appreciate the familiarity of your "neighborhood" and permanent neighbors, and will watch out for each other. I've found this style of camping to be much less stressful. I don't miss the domestic disputes while setting up during the mosquito breeding season. If your park allows it, you might be able to leave firewood there, a boat, a full-sized grill on-site, lights, mats and other items that are typically a pain to pack and unpack. Get to know the caretakers. They'll also keep an eye on your site. You'll make some really great lifetime friends.
Welcome to the seasonal camping club :)
