Welcome from Southeast MI
DO:
• Get out as often as you can.
• Be prepared for issues to come up, and rest easy knowing you aren't the first to experience it. Folks in the campground are usually ready and willing to help if you need it, don't be afraid to ask.
• Make a checklist. If you're new to RVing a checklist for packing, connecting the trailer, setting up the campsite, etc will help you feel comfortable that you haven't forgotten anything. It will soon be second nature to you.
DON'T
• Let any issues that come up ruin your camping experience.
• Think your on your own. As mentioned earlier, folks in campgrounds have likely had the same issue, seen something similar, made the same mistake and will be helpful. If not in a campground, the same holds true for members on this site.
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Current:
2011 Expedition XLT
2018 Wildwood X-Lite 282QBXL
Past:
2012 Coachman Freedom Express 22DSX
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