Winter Camping in Cold
New owner of a Nash 25C travel trailer. Planning trip to Lake Tahoe next week where we will see freezing temps. We will be at a park on shore power. Recently bought a space heater that i think will...
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Hi,
Use the on board fresh water tank and run a hose each time it needs filling.
Disconnect the waste hose and connect it only when the tanks need to be drained.
I have enclosed but unheated tanks (and valves) so I added a 600 watt fan based heater with a mechanical thermostat to keep things from freezing.
Use the on board fresh water tank and run a hose each time it needs filling.
Disconnect the waste hose and connect it only when the tanks need to be drained.
I have enclosed but unheated tanks (and valves) so I added a 600 watt fan based heater with a mechanical thermostat to keep things from freezing.
rbadger28 wrote:
Everyone thanks for the feedback. Very helpful!
What are people's preference on water in freezing temps? At the CG i can either fill my holding tank (50 gallons) and have no access to site water, or if i use proper heating tape they will allow me too hook up to water.
Lastly, what about grey and black water. Do you hook these up to site and keep valve open or keep closed and empty as needed? i assume if you keep closed you put some antifreeze in which would be helpful but not sure if it is just better to have fluids moving...
Thanks again!
