Winter RV camping
Winter RV camping: This information on winter RVing is provided courtesy of Tiger Run Resort, Breckenridge, CO. DianneOK, moderator -----------------------------------------------------------...
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I am considering taking a job in North Carolina. Temporarily (~6 months) I will be living in my new Alpine FW. it is a '4 season' rated trailer.. (I know, depending on what Keystone means by that!).
it does not have dual pane windows.
we live in Texas now.
the yearly weather stats show Dec/Jan/Feb avg lows to be below freezing
and they do get snow that sticks around.
historical lows are below 0F.
so at least I will need a heated water hose. The water center has a big 4 inch hole when u need to pass a hose thru it. Shouldn't there be a cover with a flex hole in the center?
of course the back/grey outlet pipe is below the under belly panel.
I saw the storm door mod, and read about the window covers, heater elements in the storage bays, protection for the fridge.
anything else jump to mind? Just purchased FW, and now this!..
it does not have dual pane windows.
we live in Texas now.
the yearly weather stats show Dec/Jan/Feb avg lows to be below freezing
and they do get snow that sticks around.
historical lows are below 0F.
so at least I will need a heated water hose. The water center has a big 4 inch hole when u need to pass a hose thru it. Shouldn't there be a cover with a flex hole in the center?
of course the back/grey outlet pipe is below the under belly panel.
I saw the storm door mod, and read about the window covers, heater elements in the storage bays, protection for the fridge.
anything else jump to mind? Just purchased FW, and now this!..
