Before the delivery day
A coordinator confirms three things with your campground: the site number, the arrival window for outside vehicles, and any rules about who can set up an RV. Some parks only allow guests to drive in their own rigs. Some have gate hours. We do not schedule delivery until the park confirms.
What the crew does at the site
| Step | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Position and level | Back into the site, chock the wheels, level side to side and front to back |
| Hookups | Power, fresh water with a pressure regulator, sewer hose where the site has one |
| Systems check | Fridge, furnace, water heater, AC, slides and awning |
| Photos | Dated photos of the outside and inside, shared with you and the owner |
| Walkthrough | Tank valves, propane, breaker panel, and who to call |
What to check when you arrive
- Look at the condition photos and tell us within an hour if anything looks different.
- Find the propane shutoff and the main breaker before dark.
- Keep the sewer valve for black water closed until the tank is at least two-thirds full.
Worth knowing: Most first-night calls are about water pressure or a tripped breaker, not a broken RV. The walkthrough covers both.