Orderly campground teardown protocol. Covers holding tank dumping, hose rinsing, shore power disconnect, interior lockdown, hitching up, pulling chocks last, and final site sweep.
Orderly campground teardown protocol. Covers holding tank dumping, hose rinsing, shore power disconnect, interior lockdown, hitching up, pulling chocks last, and final site sweep.
Roll in completely, ensure fabric is centered, and verify travel locks snap closed.
Ensure heavy items are low and centered over trailer axles.
Drain toilet waste first while observation elbow is clear.
Soapy sink/shower water naturally rinses the sewer hose walls clean.
Ensure bayonet pins on cap are tight to prevent drips during transit.
Store completely separate from fresh water hoses and interior compartments.
Shut down heating elements before disconnecting freshwater supply.
Open an outside shower faucet to release line pressure before unscrewing hose fittings.
Always trip pedestal breaker to OFF before pulling the plug.
Confirm covers are locked tight against aerodynamic highway buffeting.
Prevent spills and food damage during turns.
Prevents accidental water flow if a faucet jiggles open in transit.
Fold steps into frame, latch handle, and secure door deadbolt.
Crank stabilizers all the way up so they do not drag over speed bumps.
Follow complete hitching protocol before touching wheel chocks.
Never leave the campsite without a visual light confirmation.
Never pull chocks until coupler is locked and chains are connected.
Walk the perimeter to ensure you Leave No Trace.
Find convenient RV-friendly fuel plazas and dump stations along your route home.