Travel Trailer Cover Recommendations?

Hey all,

Wife and I are buying a new travel trailer rams will be storing it outdoors in the rainy PNW. Considering getting a waterproof cover for it and looking for recommendations. Been doing my research and can’t find one that has an abundant amount of positive reviews.

Any suggestions/insights would be greatly appreciated!

 

I’m also in the PNW. Western Oregon gets really wet, and decent snow some years. We’ve been using a fabric cover from https://www.nationalrvcovers.com/s2expedition-rv-covers/Travel--Trailer/27.html since we bought the trailer. This will be our third year, and it’s still holding up. Showing signs of wear, but it’s got a couple years left in it.

 

From most of the reading I've done on the subject on my Lance owners forum, Calmark seems to be one of the best but they are spendy.

Adco is fairly good quality at a more reasonable price.

I had bought an Adco for my trailer but then my spot came up on the waiting list for covered storage so I returned it.

 

I've had good luck with this one for 2 off seasons in New England (Mid-October thru late April). Just use tennis balls over the gutter spouts and pool noodles over any sharp edges.

KING BIRD 210D Oxford Travel Trailer RV Cover, Rip-Stop Grid-Woven, Fits 27-30Ft Camper Motorhome - Waterproof, Windproof, Anti-UV with 2 PCS Straps & 4 Tire Covers, TTG

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B08LKC435J?ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

 

My in-laws have an Adco which is nice. My parents’ is called RV Masking or something similar and they’re very happy with it.

 

I’ve used waterproof rv covers for travel trailers for a couple years now and they’ve held up pretty well through rain and snow. Mine fits tight enough to stay put in the wind but still lets some air flow so it doesn’t trap moisture. I picked one with extra padding on the corners to stop tears from sharp edges, which saved me a lot of patching.