Dropping off TT at park early?

[Witch Doctor]

Originally Posted by LoBill

We did it! Got the TT from the dealer, drove to park, (we have never towed before) DH did a fine job. Unhooked, made friends with neighbors, opened slides and loaded TT before closing it and disconnecting everything. We are back at work today and anticipating the weekend Thanks again for all the good advice.

So glad you got that done and safely. I'm sure your DH did a fine job. Hope you guy's have great weekend....

[LoBill]

I agree.. Expect more stupid questions from our camp!

[DKRITTER]

LoBill, you mention in your first post "the park rangers" so I am going to assume you will be in a Texas state park.

We live in DFW and I use my TT for both recreation and business and Texas Parks are always first on our list of places to stay. One of the reasons is security, you can't get in without talking to a ranger and they lock the gate every night. There are hosts dotted throughout the park. We've never had an issue at a state park.

P.S. If you don't have a Park Pass look into getting one.

[dustman_stx]

Originally Posted by DKRITTER

LoBill, you mention in your first post "the park rangers" so I am going to assume you will be in a Texas state park.

We live in DFW and I use mt TT for both recreation and business and Texas Parks are always first on our list of places to stay. One of the reasons is security, you can't get in without talking to a ranger and they lock the gate every night. There are hosts dotted throughout the park. We've never had an issue at a state park.

P.S. If you don't have a Park Pass look into getting one.

+1 on the Texas State Parks being great places to stay. But, not all of them have gates. The ones nearest the metroplex do, but the ones in the country typically don't. Basically, there are gates installed where gates are needed.