Creekside Outdoors RV owners - freezing temps
Own a 2013 Creekside 26BKS; would like to know if anyone with similar rig has camped in temps in the teens or twenties (Fahrenheit)with full water tanks and done OK? The Creekside has covered insulate...
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Not a Creek side but our 5th wheel has an enclosed underbelly with bubble sheet type insulation and heat duck blowing into waste tanks/fresh water tank---valve area.
Spent a week in -14*F temps......only problem we had was suction line to on-board pump frozen until I opened access door to that area from inside rig. Then all was well.
At night we would set t-stat for 58*F and open all kitchen/bathroom cabinet doors. Then come morning we'd crank the heat up to 68*F and close up cabinet doors.
Only thing.......went thru 30# propane cylinder every other day.
BUT you need to use that RV Furnace to get that warm air where needed.
Spent a week in -14*F temps......only problem we had was suction line to on-board pump frozen until I opened access door to that area from inside rig. Then all was well.
At night we would set t-stat for 58*F and open all kitchen/bathroom cabinet doors. Then come morning we'd crank the heat up to 68*F and close up cabinet doors.
Only thing.......went thru 30# propane cylinder every other day.
BUT you need to use that RV Furnace to get that warm air where needed.
