simple check list for leaving on a trip

Only 17 pages when you search on “checklist”. Search and scan the title lines for relevance. It’s been suggested one of mine is maybe over the top, and in the wrong order of importance (all true) but I accrued it from this forum and it’s served us well. https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/8467/new-to-trailers-here-are-items-you-must-have-imho#latest

@gullystravels, I have attached two check-lists.  Assuming you have access to Microsoft Word, you can modify either form to fit your specific needs   I organized the "Hitching Up" checklist to fit the steps I go through in a logical order (e.g., I  make sure I have shut off all electrical connections before disconnecting my 30-amp plug.)  There are two copies of that check-list, because I had them laminated and keep one in my tow vehicle and the other in the trailer.

The "Supplies List" is pretty much blank, but with check-off boxes or lines to hand-write in occasional non-standard items.  I left in a few specific supplies so you see how I use it.  However, most of the categories have been left blank so you can insert whatever you want to include.  You can also rename the categories if you prefer.  The idea is to have a standard, but comprehensive list, which can be modified or improved as needed.

Created a wallet-sized list myself this morning  - photo and Word template attached if anyone wants to use it!  McD's sticker card included for size reference - slightly smaller than a credit card and once I am happy with my list (might take a few tries) I'll laminate it for future reference.  Font may be small for some - but slides into wallet nicely so will be readily accessible at all times