It's Time To Go Shopping! :)
At least, I hope so. We just got an offer on our house and as soon as the inspection and appraisal are done, we are going to go looking for our new (to us) RV to live in full-time. We are going use...
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donn0128 wrote:
Boise can get mighty cold in the winter. First off, I have doubts you will find an open RV park.
Yes, Boise does get cold.
There are several year-round RV parks and I have actually found one that will suit us well. I've spoken with the owner who seems quite knowledgeable about all things RV and see what he suggests.
Second it going to be very expensive to try and live in one all winter. Sun can warm only so much in the winter, but you will still burn lots of propane trying to keep an RV even at 60 inside all day/nite. Especially when it hits -20 over night.
From the research I have done, it appears that lowest average is about 21 degrees (still, c-c-cold). It rarely gets in the single digits or below. If you have other information, I'd appreciate hearing it.
Get an apartment or have him quit his job and move south.
We actually did consider purchasing a townhouse and, who knows, maybe we still will.
Quitting his job is not an option.
