What's the learning curve like??

Immediately after buying our TT my wife started having some health issues so we haven't used the trailer very much. So, about once a month I go get it and just practice, mostly backing. In the old motorhome I could back it into a site, at night, in the rain, perfectly every time. But, the trailer takes practice. Some campgrounds are tight and don't offer pull throughs. At the storage place the spots are way tighter than a campsite which is great for practice. I prefer the trailer for camping, by far. But, motorhomes are easier to manipulate into campsites. As far as being out on the road its a wash. Towing is no better or worse than driving a motorhome. In fact, I think I prefer towing the travel trailer to driving the motorhome. The only downside is I have to stop when my wife has to pee now. Driving a motorhome pulling a toad or driving a big vehicle towing a trailer..pick your poison. Driving a motorhome with no toad is the easiest till youre at the campground all set up and need or want to go somewhere.