Insulation

erw1988 wrote:
Yeah, we bought the unit with the intention of having no monthly payments (which we don't.) Can't really afford a new one. I'm honestly fine with having to park under a tree or canopy. We'll be in east Texas, where there are a lot of pines, so finding shade won't be an issue. I really dislike the heat, so that's just been the major thing; trying to keep cool in the trailer.

That would be the best bang for the buck park under a shade tree or buy a carport. Instead of a single large A/C I would use two units, one in the bedroom another in the living room and use fans to circulate the air. I have seen some rv parks in Texas that had a large carport over the site for a additional fee.

Shade will be your best friend and would try to get a site that is shaded in the afternoon and evening (hottest part of the day). Use reflective bubble wrap on the single pane windows as well to insulate them.