question about cold weather in Florida

And not if under pressure.

But not instantly.

Water freezes at 32!

If it is going down to 29 or so, I'd disconnect the water hose and drain it. Close the grey tank drain. But if I'm staying the rig - nothing else to do.

Always expect it to be 3 to 5 degrees cooler out in a rural location like a state park than an urban location where most forecast are for.

But just below freezing for a night isn't enough to worry about in Florida, or even here in north Texas. As stated above - it's when the temps are far below freezing and stay there you have to take significant action.

The thing about freezing weather in Florida is that it does not last long enough to be a "hard freeze" and usually warms up the next day to well above freezing. The only time I worry about the camper is when it is going to be below freezing day and night for a long period, which is not likely in Florida. For many years, I lived about 19 miles north of the Florida line in Georgia and never did any winterizing at all and never had any problems with camper pipes, etc.

Hi,

When the low temperature is below 27 F the lines need to be blown out, unless you are in the RV with the heat on.