What's Your Best Single Piece of Advice....

[Mrs Evans]

Originally Posted by Jeff_and_Abby

But this piece of advice we will absolutely stand by ...
(and as just posted in another thread ... )

"For Maximum Enjoyment, anticipate having a Great Time !!!"

I couldn't agree more! Life doesn't color within the lines of our expectations, it gives us opportunities to see a situation from a different perspective - which generally makes life more interesting and, if we let it, more enjoyable. Cheers!

[SidecarFlip]

Never leave home without your wallet.... Don't ask how I know.

[cbvp]

What ever you do: " Keep It Between The Ditches "




C.B.

[FRRVR]

Originally Posted by JAClend

Do a walkabout before you leave your camping spot. A favorite pasttime of ours is to walk around campgrounds after most people leave to find "camp treasures". These are all the things that people forget when they leave. We have found all kinds of great stuff.

Haha what a great idea!

[KingFisher]

Originally Posted by JAClend

Do a walkabout before you leave your camping spot. A favorite pasttime of ours is to walk around campgrounds after most people leave to find "camp treasures". These are all the things that people forget when they leave. We have found all kinds of great stuff.

Just remember some people rent a site by the year and then sometimes leave and travel somewhere else.

[JAClend]

Originally Posted by KingFisher

Just remember some people rent a site by the year and then sometimes leave and travel somewhere else.

Nope, not in state parks. And, you can usually tell when people are coming back.

[Shutterbug]

Check tire pressure before hitting the road

[schrederman]

Buy a tow vehicle that is big enough for a bigger rig than you're currently towing... ie be in the middle or lower range of your towing capacity. Just because you can tow a load with a vehicle, doesn't necessarily mean you should.

[TravelinFam]

Check all seals around windows and compartments, roof, and seams twice a year. My last travel trailer had a leak and delamination (3K in repairs) less than a year after purchase, which is why I am now a Forest River travel trailer owner.