New from Texas

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome and advice! We are doing our first trip this weekend. So it should be pretty good. We'll be really close to home so we can get anything we've overlooked. I had a travel trailer several years ago, so not totally new to this, but it has been a good while so I'm sure there are plenty of things I'm forgetting! Can't wait to get started on these adventures though!

You will read a lot about "boondocking." That is camping without any hookups, water, electricity, sewer. There is another term that I highly recommend for someone when he buys his first RV. You should "drydock" for a weekend. Camp in your own driveway/yard. Act like it is a trip hundreds of miles from home. Prepare just like you would for a long trip. Get into the RV for the weekend with no intentions of going back in the house. You will discover a LOT of stuff that never crossed your mind that you need, and you are at home so you can get it. That is the idea, to discover what is REALLY needed on an RV trip while it is convenient to get it.

Welcome from Wisconsin. Congrats and enjoy your 2023 Grand Design Imagine 2600rb.

Be sure and take some shake down trips close to home, maybe Benbrook Lake.

Welcome. Ask questions if you need help. No question is off limits. Here to help.

Welcome!

Congratulations on the trailer and welcome to the forum.

Welcome aboard, congrats on your new Grand Design TT, hope you have a great maiden voyage.