When I pack up to go I ....
Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2004 2:03 amWhat type of check list do you use or organization props.
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Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2004 2:03 amPosted: Tue Aug 17, 2004 1:07 amNone of the above, I just do a mental checklist. It's easier to forget some things on purpose that way.
Posted: Mon Sep 06, 2004 8:52 amI try to keep the trailer pretty much packed up and ready to go.
When it's time to go camping, I fill up the water jug, cooler with food and pack a clothes bag.
We have such things as shampoo, soap, towels, tents, lights, batteries...all stored already in the tear.
When I arrive home from each trip, I make sure everything is washed and back in it's place in the trailer asap.
Bev
When it's time to go camping, I fill up the water jug, cooler with food and pack a clothes bag.
We have such things as shampoo, soap, towels, tents, lights, batteries...all stored already in the tear.
When I arrive home from each trip, I make sure everything is washed and back in it's place in the trailer asap.
Bev
Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 11:46 pmI'm pretty much in tune with Bev. Living in earthquake country all my trailers are pretty much packed and ready to go. Just add cloths, fresh water and my 17" wide screen, then my sat dish (so I can watch CNN & MSNBC) or the races on the weekend.beverlyt wrote:I try to keep the trailer pretty much packed up and ready to go.
When it's time to go camping, I fill up the water jug, cooler with food and pack a clothes bag.
We have such things as shampoo, soap, towels, tents, lights, batteries...all stored already in the tear.
When I arrive home from each trip, I make sure everything is washed and back in it's place in the trailer asap......Bev
Have a good day.
Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 5:18 amI have a check list for going to our VT house. I have an additonal shorter one for going tearing... I would be lost without them.. They make it a no-brainer packing. The lists have categories:
Upstairs
Downstairs
Garage
Shed
I'm a bit compulsive anyway, but having to rethink packing each time, no matter how good my memory might be (at its best), I'd leave something behind I might have to buy or do without.
I have the lists on a spreadsheet and add/remove/move items as is necessary.....
And, then, everything has it's place, but that has just evolved over time for sake of convenience....
Upstairs
Downstairs
Garage
Shed
I'm a bit compulsive anyway, but having to rethink packing each time, no matter how good my memory might be (at its best), I'd leave something behind I might have to buy or do without.
I have the lists on a spreadsheet and add/remove/move items as is necessary.....
And, then, everything has it's place, but that has just evolved over time for sake of convenience....
Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 10:10 amWe have the TD packed and ready to go with just a few exceptions. The list includes, clothes bag, dog food, dog bed, propane tank, ice chest, camera. I'm trying to stick close to the KISS principle. It seems like everytime I read this board, or go camping with y'all I think of something else. This weekend we are taking our brand-spanking new 10" dutch oven. See what you made my wife do at the last Redwood Gathering? She just HAD to go out and buy something else. 
Rob
Rob
Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 10:38 pmSomeone made a checklist up, and put it for all who wanted to, on the forum so they could print it. That is the one that I use.
Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 10:47 pmI think KOA.com has a downloadable checklist. I go to the trouble of printing it out, getting it all ready, then still forget stuff.