Winter RVing in the Rockies?
I stumbled onto the Canadream site and found that they rent winterized Class C motorhomes for winter camping. It never crossed my mind that this was possible, but I guess it is! (There is no way I w...
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Dan..Because I was asking a bunch of questions that you would have then searched out the answers for...I found that if you go into the 'planning' feature on their website, there is provision for chat. So..I did and asked...the Maxi RV unit has all you need...generator, chains, proper tires....and has the Thermo windows for proper cabin insulation. I'd say you are set to go.
I didn't see a time frame in your post. How long you thinking of being on the winter road? And where?
You folks are used to being frugal with water so really, no issues there. You could just carry the 20? liter jugs of water for your living needs. Store them in the shower/tub.
Toss a couple cups of RV anti-freeze into the two tanks...hey presto..no freeze.
I think that your biggest concern should be the drive-a-bility of a C in icy, snowy road conditions. Man..they do suck.
Gary Haupt
I didn't see a time frame in your post. How long you thinking of being on the winter road? And where?
You folks are used to being frugal with water so really, no issues there. You could just carry the 20? liter jugs of water for your living needs. Store them in the shower/tub.
Toss a couple cups of RV anti-freeze into the two tanks...hey presto..no freeze.
I think that your biggest concern should be the drive-a-bility of a C in icy, snowy road conditions. Man..they do suck.
Gary Haupt
