How to stay warm with out electricity?
I check the long term weather forecast for our mid-April trip. The first stop at Great Sand Dunes NP in CO is in southern CO but at an elevation of about 8,000 feet. We can expect low temp at night ...
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use your rv for heaven's sake and buy the propane needed to rv comfortably!
sure you can keep that thermostat a bit lower and get some extra clothes and another blanket to help keep ya warmer, but you need to keep that rv warm also, nothing like an ice cold mattress, or ice cold couch to sit on while in that rv...brrr...nope, the furnance is to heat up the interior and make all comfortable for ya. Bite the bullet on some bucks for propane you need.
You didnt say how long you are staying there either, short trip, shorter bucks, long trip, you need to reaccess your camping and maybe just get a genny and other cold weather options/changes to your rv as needed for all this cold rv'ing.
sure you can keep that thermostat a bit lower and get some extra clothes and another blanket to help keep ya warmer, but you need to keep that rv warm also, nothing like an ice cold mattress, or ice cold couch to sit on while in that rv...brrr...nope, the furnance is to heat up the interior and make all comfortable for ya. Bite the bullet on some bucks for propane you need.
You didnt say how long you are staying there either, short trip, shorter bucks, long trip, you need to reaccess your camping and maybe just get a genny and other cold weather options/changes to your rv as needed for all this cold rv'ing.
