First time out and first time in a seasonal site.

[rockwood06]

Just return from our first time camping and we have a seasonal sight. This something new to get used to, leaving it behind on a site with the slide out open and everything hooked up. We were lucky to get this site it was the last one left, but not the one we sign up for. I posted a pic of the water front site that we are on.

[PattiPatti]

Very pretty! Is that out in Western MD? I'm on the eastern shore.

[steveqvs]

Very nice!

[rockwood06]

Originally Posted by PattiPati

Very pretty! Is that out in Western MD? I'm on the eastern shore.

No this is at Thousand trails in Hershey PA. Was not able to show site, I was in the processes of setting up. My wife took the pic.

[gate33]

make sure to shut water off when leaving the site overnight. if something breaks you will return to a flooded trailer.

[rockwood06]

Originally Posted by gate33

make sure to shut water off when leaving the site overnight. if something breaks you will return to a flooded trailer.

Yes, I did turn off the water along with the hot water heater and microwave and I turn them off at the breaker. I dump all of my tanks and flushed them out and then made sure that I closed the valves to the tanks so I would not get any back Oder from the ground tank, by the way thanks for the advise, this is new to me having a seasonal site...I fell like I forgot to do something.

[nittingmom]

This is our second year with a seasonal site, but the first with our new trailer. Everytime we leave, I too have to go through the mental "checklist" of turning off the water heater and the water, etc. It is nice, however, to come up on the weekend and not have to back the trailer on site, level it and get things organized. Once we arrive, it's just turning the water and the water heater back on, sitting back and enjoying camping