 Written by: Shelly Straub Here's the thing... We bought our travel trailer BEFORE we thought about where to put it when not in use. Not the best order of things, but that's how we roll. We get an idea - we get really excited about the idea - we (in this case) go buy the necessary tools to put the idea to bed... THEN we put into thought, all the ingredients necessary for the idea to work. So, since our driveway is on a hill, we are onto PLAN B, when considering where to park the new travel trailer. Luckily, my step dad is a professional landscaper and has ALL the answers... to everything! End result: Remove all flower beds and stone walkway from the side of the house. Increase the length of the pipe from the gutter that diverts water away from the house. Add 2 truck loads of stone. Tamp. Wait a few weeks, add more stone and tamp again as the stone will settle. Total cost of stone: $300. Labor $0 DIY with friends and family! NOTE: We also have a car port that we purchased ($250) for the winter months so all the northeastern snow we get won't pile and sit on top of the camper for months on end.
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