How cold will I be in a Jayco hybrid?
My family and I are looking at the Jayco hybrids because they are light and I can tow them in my Jeep Grand Cherokee (V8) but curious how the fold out tents deal with weather, noise, moisture etc.... ...
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We have camped down to 20 and up to 106, and stayed comfortable the whole time.
In the winter, we leave the heat on overnight set to 50, and we use sleeping bags and old fashioned wool blankets on top. We stay downright toasty.
In the summer heat, we leave the air on low and use the 12V tent bed fans to circulate the cooler air.
In both hot and cold temps we use our PUGS which help to insulate in both conditions.
As to noise, use something that creates a white noise in a crowded environment. Again, the 12V tent end fans work great for this.
In the winter, we leave the heat on overnight set to 50, and we use sleeping bags and old fashioned wool blankets on top. We stay downright toasty.
In the summer heat, we leave the air on low and use the 12V tent bed fans to circulate the cooler air.
In both hot and cold temps we use our PUGS which help to insulate in both conditions.
As to noise, use something that creates a white noise in a crowded environment. Again, the 12V tent end fans work great for this.
