Do you park your trailer inside or outside?

[robirob]

...you have reason Donna!
ciao!

[Art VanDelay]

Yes, I do.

[Kevin K]

My scamp is sleeping inside only in the winter next to my covered 1963 Impala Convertible.

My garage is 16' wide x 45' long

[Shadow56]

Mine is going inside beside it's Tug year round.

[Jim Bennett]

Our trailer has not been inside since it left the factory. Someday though, it would be nice, if possible. At least a roof over its head if nothing else.

[Wallo]

Mine stays inside whenever it is at home. A 3 car garage with 8' doors is perfect for a 13' Scamp.

[Mikmay]

I keep my trailers outside covered ,with a foot of snow . At least the sun won't effect it

[SherryNPaul]

Well, I see someone has revived a three year old thread. My trailer is still outside, 24/7/365, doing well with good marine wax.
By the way Kevin, I love...love your Impala convertible. Missed that the first time around 3 years ago.

[stevebaz]

Stored outside 24-7

[Briantb]

Teardrop inside garage, Scamp inside storage and Casita for some reason outside

[C&G in FL]

Under a full sided carport

[FTTRV]

My trailer are stored inside all year long. Only take out when going camping two days before. They stay clean and dry.
Chuck

[Dennis Clinton]

My little scamp sits in a carport which has a wall on the South side. It does know what its like to be outside in the snow, but prefers the carport.

[francene]

My Compact II is inside year round. It would fit in an ordinary garage; one advantage of this brand.

[Barrett family]

We store outside with a rv de humidifier running inside. Tarped but must clear snow a dozen times. This pic is from this morning. March 23. Was excited to get ready for spring... Maybe in April.

[Barrett family]

Oh and it's jacked up on a cement pad back there. Arizona is looking pretty good for retirement.

[papa-t]

I had a 24x36 aluminum building built when I built my house in 2001. I originally built it for a Class C Jayco that I owned. Since then I have been through a Jayco tag-along, two large 5er's, down sized to a Scamp 16 and hopefully my last which is my Scamp 5er. Also installed a outside RV 30 Amp box; and tied into my sewer when I was having that installed, so I have a permanent RV sewer dump also.

[captsteve2002]

I would love to find storage inside, but can't where we are living so store it at a RV storage lot. The lot has a lot of nice advantages with wash station, dump station, electric when needed and a tire pump station. It is also less than a mile from the houseuse so I check on the trailer a number of time every week. One nice thing at someone live on the property and there is cameras all over the lot as well on each car/ truck as it enters and leaves the lot. I feel it is place a safe place and very conveint.

[ColoRockiesFan]

I would love to store my trailer next to my house under a cover but those darn HOA regs ... So I feel I have the next best thing. I store mine at a regional park just 25 min away. The park has a fenced and gated storage area. The park has rangers on duty 24/7. The park also has a campground so if I get the itch to camp I can head for the park, hitch up, and tow 1/2 mile to a great campground with full hookups, a dump station, and water fill up. It would be perfect if it had covered storage.

[Kevin K]

When I had my 13" Scamp it would go into the garage.
Now that I have a 17' Casitia it stays out side.