cold weather camping
My wife is going to a conference in Lafayette, Indiana the 2nd week of February. I would like to take her and stay in the our 27' coachman freelander. I have never camped in cold weather before. Wh...
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cross21114 wrote:RGar974417 wrote:
Don't listen to the negative Nellies. We have often camped in cold weather. Bring small electric heaters to suppliment your furnace.Fill water tank and use that. If you leave the hose on over night it could freeze. Don't leave sewer hose hooked up.Use it only when you need to dump.We also put a large pot of water on low to put some humidity into the air. Of course only do that while you're awake.Have fun.
I agree with this. Can be fun as a challange. Just don't put water in the lines. If you use electrical heaters or a blanket, don't plug them in to the inverter circuit. Use circuit fed directly from shore power.
Don't drive unless roads are prefectly clear.
Have a good time.
SHOULD the OP do it? WOULD it be a good time for him? ONLY the OP can answer that for himself.
CAN he do it, COULD it be fun. Yes!!!!!
