Do you paint the roof of the camper?

I have a polished aluminum 1962 Forester and there is the same issue on a smaller scale. Do these rain marks wash right off with a clear coat?

I live in So. Cal., we never get any rain (LOL) but we get what's called "acid rain" pollution from many sources. It settles like dust, and is wetted by our marine layer dew in the mornings, and baked by the sun in the afternoons.  Combined with bird droppings, all of this etches the paint and finishes on cars over time. The single best solution to a vehicle which must be parked outside is to wash it at least once a month. Because of our sever water draught, car washing in your driveway has been restricted in our desert area. I'm not a big fan of outside covers, as I have seen more damage caused "by the covers" by wind and flapping. I think the best solution, is the metal shed covers, as they are still open, let the trailer breath, yet protect against the elements of mother nature.

Except for today! Rain, rain, and more rain. It's lovely! My wife said "it's like Portland!"

I, too, fear the hail storms. I'm moving to Santa Fe and won't have a place to park my trailer, let alone something covered. I had to rent a place to store and protect it.

I found room in a commercial building in Los Alamos. It's not cheap, but it's under cover, out of sight, and only for about a year. Then she'll go in a garage of her own.

And the owner has a '60 International Travellall in really nice shape that he'd like to sell me :-) 4WD and a matching shade of turquoise!

$100/month. It was that, or sell that lovely Airflyte, as there is absolutely no place to park it at the place I'll be living for the next year.

I don't get to work there - just park ...

The Airflyte isn't finished, but it's water tight and camp-able. Making it really nice will have to wait until my garage gets built.

I agree with you - your landlords are greedy/crazy!