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Ejraste
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Jul 22, 2020

Enclosed underbelly

Ok, my next question on finding the right first travel trailer. Do I need to get a trailer that is 4 season and has enclosed underbelly? We don’t plan on actually doing any deep winter camping (at least no plans to at this point). I just wanted to see opinion’s on mostly the enclosed underbelly. I don’t want to pass up on a really good deal if the trailer maybe doesn’t have the enclosed and heated underbelly. Thanks
  • Ejraste wrote:
    Ok, my next question on finding the right first travel trailer. Do I need to get a trailer that is 4 season and has enclosed underbelly? We don’t plan on actually doing any deep winter camping (at least no plans to at this point). I just wanted to see opinion’s on mostly the enclosed underbelly. I don’t want to pass up on a really good deal if the trailer maybe doesn’t have the enclosed and heated underbelly. Thanks


    If you don't camp in cold weather you do not need a heated and enclosed underbelly in my opinion. None of mine have ever had it. But, if it gets much below freezing I am at home in the house where it is warm.

    But, there are times when I go out when it is freezing just a little for a short time and I have never had problems.

    Also, I do occasionally go out in the winter but, when I do I just leave the camper winterized, use jugs of water, and a porta-potti.

    It depends on what type of camping you want to do and how often you are going to use it in the winter.