Concerned about campfire/firepit smoke
Our first camping trip was a couple of nights at Huntington Beach state park in SC. It was very hot so no one was using the firepits. Yesterday afternoon we drove through Myrtle Beach State Park b...
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OP- You are going to encounter campfires at most campgrounds - commercial or public - at any time of the year. If your RV or TT is well insulated and you don't open the windows or run your roof fan you will not smell it. It should not be a problem if you run your A/C as that draws from inside and vents out (usually). If someone is allergic it is going to be a problem just walking through the campground or outside your RV.
On our last trip this August there was a cool night and we decided to turn off the A/C, open a window, and turn on the roof fan. The RV quickly filled up with smoke. We closed the window, the fan exhausted it all out, and we turned on the A/C again on low and then no more smoke. It is just the way it is when at campgrounds.
On our last trip this August there was a cool night and we decided to turn off the A/C, open a window, and turn on the roof fan. The RV quickly filled up with smoke. We closed the window, the fan exhausted it all out, and we turned on the A/C again on low and then no more smoke. It is just the way it is when at campgrounds.
