4 season rv recommendations

We full timed in our Jayco Eagle Premier for two years. Stayed near Devils Tower, WY till Thanksgiving each year before wandering south. We would stay south till late March and head back to WY and arrive back in Northern WI around the 1st of April. We saw some cold weather, temps down to 0 degrees at night and everything stayed fluid without any special insulating procedures except to put 14' foam rubber pads in the roof vent openings to reduce heat loss thru the plastic vents. Trailer stayed warm 72 degrees and furnace would kick on every 15 - 20 min at the colder temps. We used 2 30lb bottles of LP every 5 - 6 days unless the wind was blowing. Thankfully we didn't have long stretches of the colder weather. Would I want to stay in the trailer thru a winter of that kind of weather - NO!

The Jayco Northpoint replaced the Eagle Premier.