2023 Thor Tellaro AT Stroage issues for camp items

[Samantha Hill]

Anyone else having trouble finding a place for your food and camp items? The 3 drawers below the sink are already full of kitchen itmes, no room for food. The cabinets above the beds are reserved for clothes, hiking stuff, etc. The garage cabinets are full of hoses, cords, etc. the cabinet above the sink is full of cups, spices, paper towels, etc, The cabinet above the passenger bench has miscellaneous, manuals, etc. Ideas?

[Fish and Dear]

Originally Posted by Samantha Hill

Anyone else having trouble finding a place for your food and camp items? The 3 drawers below the sink are already full of kitchen itmes, no room for food. The cabinets above the beds are reserved for clothes, hiking stuff, etc. The garage cabinets are full of hoses, cords, etc. the cabinet above the sink is full of cups, spices, paper towels, etc, The cabinet above the passenger bench has miscellaneous, manuals, etc. Ideas?

It's been our experience that we have always initially loaded up too many things when we first buy an RV. Maybe you can go through and unclutter some and make more room.

[The Gritz Carlton]

Originally Posted by Fish and Dear

It's been our experience that we have always initially loaded up too many things when we first buy an RV. Maybe you can go through and unclutter some and make more room.

Bingo...when you say..."everything is full"...it sounds like you've found tons of space already. I'd bet $100 against a style donut with a bite out of it that 80% of what you've loaded, you don't need and won't use most of the time. People think they need one of everything they have in their house, in their camper. Getting away from all this crap is what it's about. Storing stuff for that 9th trip you plan doesn't work. Load out what you need/want for the moment/current trip. Then, unload most everything when you get back home...start over for the next trip.