Our neighbors, school bus drivers, garbage collectors, and any regular delivery trucks know we are going camping because we bring the TrailManor out of our storage garage at a friend's and have to park it in front of the sloping yard of our house. We live on a steep hill and cannot bring the TM up the driveway, so it sits in the street for a couple of days where everyone sees it.  I would rather we could keep it at the house and leave it in the driveway to do all sorts of prep and clean up work on it, but that only happened with our old PUP. We also have a neighbor with a TT and they do the same when they're going camping. At least we're on a dead end street that ends in a cul-de-sac and isn't the focus of main traffic. (I do worry that people will know we are away even with an alarm system and light timers.)

For those reasons alone, my answer would be "I hope not!"  We have great neighbors, but it's not the neighbors that concern me; it's the random people that may be riding by.

Fortunately, we can keep the camper in the back yard where it isn't visible to anyone BUT the neighbors.  And we always tell them anyway so they can keep an eye out and occasionally feed the cat for us.  SOO glad I don't live in Atlanta anymore.......

We have an HTT that is kept in the back yard. It is noticeable when it's gone so I'm sure the neighbors know when we are gone. That said, we have 2 German shepherds  that are not really good when camping, so they stay home. We either have someone stay with them or check on them a few times a day depending on the length of our outing. I'm pretty comfortable with their ability to hold down the fort. My thought is if I were a burglar and came to my house and heard these two dogs I would move on to an easier target.

We don't really have a routine that comes to mind. Our TT stays parked beside my shop so I would guess when someone passing by sees it gone they assume we are gone. We live out in the "country" so I don't even think most people knows we are gone.