Your trailer usage anually

64 nights in 2016.
All weekends or extended weekends.
4 nights.
Not too shabby for what amounts to about a 5 month season here in the Northeast.

This year it will be just over 1/2 of the year in the camper. The longest time will be a 90+ day trip to Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

No weekend trips.

We are approaching 30,000 miles in a bit over three years. I have lost track of the total number of days but last year was over 90 days.

We are retired so a week or ten day trip is not that unusual.

We've only had our trailer for one full summer. Last season (summer 2016), we spend 18 nights in her. Mostly weekends, with one 5-night trip. Total of just over 2300 miles.

The summer before, we got the trailer at the end of August and just did two weekend trips that fall.

We currently have 23 nights booked for the upcoming summer, mostly weekends with one 12-day adventure to Glacier National Park planned. I'm sure there will be more; we just haven't decided when or where yet! :-)

We've averaged four to six weeks a year. Since I retired last week, we have a busy summer planned and reserved.

10 year average towing distance is just under 7,000 miles a year.
Lot of 3 and 4 day weekends, generally 18 to 20 of those a year.
2 to 3 10 to 14 day trips per year.
To much driving not enough camping, but that will change in about 6 weeks when both the wife and I have chosen to retire.

We usually spend 80-100 days camping and family uses it as a guest room 10-20 days more.
No weekends but it does count camping for several days that include the weekend.
The longest we go is when we stay put at a national park for 26-28 days.
And that does not include tent camping or backpacking.

20 Nights
All weekend trips 6 of them
Mostly 3 night outings but we have a couple of 4 nighters

I recently retired but my wife is still working so we go when we can.
Two of our trips will be just over 300 miles to get there. The others range from 30 miles to 150 miles to get to them.

We bought our HR Presidential new in 2006 so we went from about
30 days total that year
2007 & 2008 about the same...
Since then about 7 months consecutive months a year, yes we too are snowbirds and the old TT is still doing great, no problems and no plans to buy anything new right now.

Sher

IDman wrote:
Is this some sort of contest? Who cares?

Yeah it is. And you're the biggest loser so far.