TT is winterized, but still getting use

We use ours almost every weekend. It is kept at the in-laws and if we can make it down on a Friday, we'll stay in it and hang out in their house on Saturday.

Ours in in the yd, plugged in and we are leaving the 26th for Little Rock, OKC, Carthage Mo, and Bristol Tn. It's an Arctic Fox so we don't worry about cold.

DW and I only have a 3 bedroom house, and the two kiddos take up the 2nd and 3rd rooms. We've never had a guest room. So when we bought our TT Labor Day weekend of this year, we realized that we now have a guest suite, suitable for 2 adults and 2 kids, or even more if the sofa or dinette were utilized.

I have a 30-amp RV outlet on the side of my storage building, right beside the TT. Also, there is a sewer clean out right behind the TT, so toilet and shower use is no problem. It does take three 25-ft water hoses to reach the water hookup, but that's no biggie.

So far, though, the only overnight guest has been my Dad. He and I towed the TT down to the Outer Banks in October for some surf fishing. He came to our house the evening before we left, and he slept out there, ready for an early a.m. departure.

We do like having a very comfortable option for family or friends when they come visit.

Quests?

Had 4 quests in it for 4 days over Thanksgiving holiday and will have the same starting tomorrow.

Love the Santa decorations!

I use mine as my man cave.
its just so close to my house


Santa uses it too to hide out

Doug33 wrote:
I winterized the TT a few weeks ago, and it is parked next to the house. Although we've already had a few snow storms hit the NJ region, it warmed up here in the last few days. My daughter had a party over the weekend and had a sleepover in the TT with her friends. Any use is a good use as far as I'm concerned!

Does your TT ever serve duty other than at a campground?

I hope you had plenty water in black tank or you might have a big problem with paper buildup.

When we had a sticks and bricks in Florida, the camper was our escape pod to get away from hurricanes.

It was always ready to go with every thing stocked except perishables.

Our trailer sits out on a pad on the alley behind our house. This Winter's project is to change the backyard and move the trailer storage area closer to the house. This will make the trailer a guest house and allow us to have the slide outs open and enjoy it more than we do.