Checklists for the RVer?

[dealrocker]

Checklists are a good way to ensure we don't forget to do something as we plan our trip, prepare to get underway, or prepare to return home. If our travel destination is not some remote location, we can always stop at Walmart or Home Depot and pick up whatever you need if we forget something. But not with RVs because there are just too many things to remember. There are a number of good resources for RV checklists out there. But I am looking for the best online resource.

Need your advice to find out the best one.

Thanks...

[Hokiehall]

I just "Googled" rv checklists and found a large assortment of different websites you can go to for a checklist. Most seem to have pdf versions of checklists you can print. This is a link to what I found on Google:

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=...c2f75bf9d43a8f

I'm not sure which would be the best. Perhaps looking at several different ones and making your own from the group to fit your style would be the ultimate list.

[KyDan]

Asking me for a check list for you is like asking me to pack your
suitcase before a trip.
It's personal.
Suggest you read several and then make your own.
We keep our "what to bring" check list as a word doc on our desktop
and B4 each trip we print it and it sits on the kitchen table while
we pack.
The list is updated from time to time and we can always decide
not to bring something easier than forgetting to bring it so it
is a pretty extensive list.
It includes gear as well as food/menu items.

I can post if if anyone is interested.