How to deal with putting your tent away when wet

[XJBANKER]

So the end of next month I am taking my trailer on it's first trip that we will be changing camp every night for four days. What I am wondering is how do you deal with the tent when putting it awAy if it is raining or if it has been raining? I have put it away in the rain before but just popped it up to dry it out when I got home. If it rains on us do I need to put my bedding away in he trailer instead of putting it away with the trailer? Just trying to get prepared

 

[Tucson T4R]

Maybe a little different but my KK trailer (Think clam shell) just uses a vinyl sheet the size of the bed that covers all the bedding. This keeps the wet canvas from touching the bedding when folded up.

This has always kept my bedding dry when I have moved campsites with the canvas wet. Simple and easy. :sombrero:

 

[XJBANKER]

Maybe a little different but my KK trailer (Think cam shell) just uses a vinyl sheet the size of the bed that covers all the bedding. This keeps the wet canvas from touching the bedding when folded up.

This has always kept my bedding dry when I have moved campsites with the canvas wet. Simple and easy. :sombrero:

That is not a bad idea maybe I will just get something to cove the bedding

 

[ExpoMike]

Maybe a little different but my KK trailer (Think cam shell) just uses a vinyl sheet the size of the bed that covers all the bedding. This keeps the wet canvas from touching the bedding when folded up.

This has always kept my bedding dry when I have moved campsites with the canvas wet. Simple and easy. :sombrero:

I keep a vinyl tarp with the trailer and cover up the bedding area before breaking down the trailer. Like said above, keeps any of the wet canvas from touching the bedding. Only had to do this once so far.

 

[DrMoab]

Steve, you are jinxing us. It isn't going to rain. You have nothing to worry about.

 

[XJBANKER]

Steve, you are jinxing us. It isn't going to rain. You have nothing to worry about.

Better to be prepared than cranky and all wet and having to sleep with you to stay warm