which brands have good winter packages?
Hi everyone, We are looking at getting our first travel trailer and it is overwhelming of course. Mainly right now for my husbands job which requires him to work away on jobsites and doesn't pay f...
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wvworkin wrote:
Actually I never considered that in the winter rv parks won't be open. duh...this is why I asked on a forum, to save me from my own stupidity,.... But three seasons is better than 2 seasons. I would still want a better insulated trailer either way. Right now he is working 6 days a week almost 2 hours away 10-12 hour shifts and having his own trailer where he can cook and relax closer to the jobsite is better than a hotel room with a microwave, mini fridge and questionable bed. But I now understand it wont be practical in the true winter months. Maybe say late march to mid November depending on where he is at.
There is always anywhere a campsite. The camps may be officially closed, so no shower building or amenity, but they can give you a way to get water and power. There is always a place for him. Look outside the box! A mobile home park, a farmers barnyard, on the jobsite without water and sewer, but power. then you carry drinking water and shower at the Y or a truckstop.
Get INVENTIVE. My reply to you preciding this post before I read this post may help.
