Winter Camping - how warm on the inside of your Popup TC

[countrycampers3]

Best place to get answers to things I don't know is ask those that have experienced it.

Thanks for taking the time to help me out. There are many factors in weighing out decisions. Your straight answers will help us answer this last question we have.

Considering getting a Popup TC.

So those of you who have winter camped in a popup tc. If temperatures dip down into that 0 degrees range, what type of temperatures would it be on the inside of the TC.

Example: 0 degrees outside, 50 inside.

Another Question?
I've heard there is a lot of condensation on the inside of the TC do to lack of insulation in cold weather.

Do you crack a ceiling vent to elevate that problem like in a hardside? OR What??

[Old_Days]

We sleep at 55 to 60 degrees, and you have to keep the roof vent open a little. If you have electric hook ups use a electric space heater, that will cut down on condensation.