can you winter camp in a pop up?
So this is my first camper, and I was just curious can you winter camp in a pop up, or do you risk cracking the vinyl tent, when opening and closing? thanks Ken
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This is me in Yellowstone a few years ago.
For me and my family, the limiting factor was battery power. I had 2 propane bottles and 2 6v GC batteries, but 2 days was as far as we could go without some serious generator time to recharge. We had rigid foam under the mattresses and reflectix in the windows and reflective covers for the tenting but the furnace ran a lot.
We were snowed in, no road open in or out and when the sun came out it was one of the most beautiful sights I'd seen. It was a blast.
Eric
For me and my family, the limiting factor was battery power. I had 2 propane bottles and 2 6v GC batteries, but 2 days was as far as we could go without some serious generator time to recharge. We had rigid foam under the mattresses and reflectix in the windows and reflective covers for the tenting but the furnace ran a lot.
We were snowed in, no road open in or out and when the sun came out it was one of the most beautiful sights I'd seen. It was a blast.
Eric
