There is a current thread on the 5th wheel area and it got me to thinking about what travel trailer do.So here goes. When you stop for just one night, regardless of where, do you unhitch?

bgum wrote:There is a current thread on the 5th wheel area and it got me to thinking about what travel trailer do.So here goes. When you stop for just one night, regardless of where, do you unhitch?Not if I am reasonably level

I try not to unhook when traveling to a destination. I will book a pull-through site at an RV park. My Coachmen Freedom Express is 22' long so it's usually not a problem. Plenty of room for TT and tow vehicle. I hook up the electric and water ........... and settle in for the night.

Texas Nomad wrote:I try not to unhook when traveling to a destination. I will book a pull-through site at an RV park. My Coachmen Freedom Express is 22' long so it's usually not a problem. Plenty of room for TT and tow vehicle. I hook up the electric and water ........... and settle in for the night.Same here - except I may not even bother with hooking up to water or electric. The house battery is already completely charged from driving, and I usually travel with some fresh water in the tank anyway.I never stay just one night at my destination - It doesn't leave enough time to enjoy the location.

We stay hooked up when just overnighting unless we plan on going somewhere that night; like visiting a relative or going to a special attraction/food.

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Skibane
Explorer II
Jun 16, 2022
Texas Nomad wrote:
I try not to unhook when traveling to a destination. I will book a pull-through site at an RV park. My Coachmen Freedom Express is 22' long so it's usually not a problem. Plenty of room for TT and tow vehicle. I hook up the electric and water ........... and settle in for the night.

Same here - except I may not even bother with hooking up to water or electric. The house battery is already completely charged from driving, and I usually travel with some fresh water in the tank anyway.

I never stay just one night at my destination - It doesn't leave enough time to enjoy the location.
Texas_Nomad
Explorer
Jun 16, 2022
I try not to unhook when traveling to a destination. I will book a pull-through site at an RV park. My Coachmen Freedom Express is 22' long so it's usually not a problem. Plenty of room for TT and tow vehicle. I hook up the electric and water ........... and settle in for the night.
Huntindog
Explorer
Jun 16, 2022
bgum wrote:
There is a current thread on the 5th wheel area and it got me to thinking about what travel trailer do.

So here goes. When you stop for just one night, regardless of where, do you unhitch?
Not if I am reasonably level

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