Ending in November, hurricane season is hardly over. In fact, we are just in the thick of it. Unfortunately for RV lovers on the coast, protecting homes and your families is not the only concern. After investing in a travel trailer, leaving it vulnerable for potential damage in a weather emergency is hardly a good decision. In fact, RVs can be even be helpful in such a catastrophe.
When traveling across the country, it’s necessary to have a secure place to store your belongings. Despite the reliability of RVs to take you to your destination, there is a surprising lack of travel trailer security.
When you are packed into travel trailer parks with other campers, it is important to maintain campground etiquette. Although busy campgrounds can be a nuisance, being a good neighborhood can make for a positive experience. If you’re making one more trip before you winterize your travel trailer, read these tips to make the most of your end-of-summer camping.
