Camper Storage

[Jenn]

Same exact problem here. My 13 year old son and I push it up the short slightly inclined driveway. I've been meaning to go to a big parking lot nearby to practice backing up with the trailer.

Yep. Do that. The parking spot lines in an empty parking lot are great for practicing and take the worry off hitting things. As SongDog said, put a chalk or some marker on one side to give you a target and define space. allow yourself to mess up, straighten out and retry. The process will become muscle memory the more you do it.

 

[Dan sloan]

My suggestion is to practice your backing skills so you can get your camper garaged unassisted. I'm not aware of a motorized product that will let you move it separate from your vehicle, although that would be great . Maybe someone else on the forum has a similar situation and will have an answer for you Best of luck.

There are motorized movers but pretty expensive. I get mine within a few feet then coral a friend or neighbor to help push. Once you get the tires on level floor it's pretty easy. Make sure your little front wheel is pointing the right way. That may be why it's not moving easily