Whats the coldest you've camped w/o problems
Were planning on a camping trip next weekend. The high for the day is supposed to be 47 with a low temp of 26. The campground has already shut off half the parks water because of the cold temps. Wo...
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PAThwacker wrote:shum02 wrote:PAThwacker wrote:
Camping in snowy environments. IM worried about ice and snow damaging the roof sealants and vents when towing.
Never have had any issues. What's the difference between towing and sitting in a lot at those temps?? "Things" don't care about wind chill, only people and animals notice that.
Ice and snow! I do not care about windchill. When towing with snow or a layer of ice on the tt roof. Banging down the road, and sliding on the roof.
Big trucks do it all the time and so do I. Clean my roof before I go if it's full of snow and then like the big rigs I don't worry about it. Most of the wind actually blows over the roof so if you have any on it when you leave you'll pretty much still have it on when you arrive. Never busted anything, been winter camping with my camper for almost 10 years.
