SE Utah in March?
Newbie here. We are planning a vacation to Utah for the 3rd week of March. While I go backpacking and kayak camping every year around that time in Moab, for the rest of my family, it will be there 1...
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Hi,
Yes, roll up, make it as level as you can, and plug in.
35 f no worries about freezing. If it is below 28 f then don't leave the water hose hooked up.
yes on the small ceramic heater
Yes, roll up, make it as level as you can, and plug in.
35 f no worries about freezing. If it is below 28 f then don't leave the water hose hooked up.
yes on the small ceramic heater
Ravialdo wrote:
Hey everyone,
More questions:
1. How 'involved' is it to get the RV setup on the campsite? I ask this because with the above time schedule, we maybe hitting Fletcher View around 5:30 6pm. I want to give myself some leeway. The site only has electrical hookups (ALL our campsite reservations are with electrical- thanks to you guys for helping me to look for that regarding running the furnace blower overnight). The sites appear level according to some online reviews. Is it just a matter of leveling it and plugging in? I don't know if its something that requires a lot of Daylight, given we maybe getting there an hour before sunset. Just nervous about the idea of fiddling with stuff while it gets dark and then everything becomes exponentially more difficult.
2. The temps look ok so far, but that 1st night at 7000' at Fletcher View might get down to 35. We will be hooked up to electrical and plan on purchasing a small ceramic heater at Walmart. There are 5 of us crammed into the RV, so I figure our collective body heat might help keep us warm. If it gets down that low, would you guys drain the water tanks before going to bed, or do you think at 35ish is should be ok?
