We own a 36 foot class "A" that is not really suited for cold weather, 30 degrees to 45 degrees, camping. The furnace will run a lot and/or you use electric heat. Both will cost $. The inside of the c...
Also, before shutting the engine off make sure that the cab ventilation system has been set to "Internal" so that cold air cannot enter into the cab through this system - in addition to curtains you may have across the front blocking the cab area.
Another thing with regards to Class C motorhomes with cabover bed areas, putting a curtain across the bed area access opening when not is use for sleeping will cut down on the amount of internal coach volume to keep warm.
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