We are going camping quite a bit in cooler temps, and in lieu of running the propane heater all night, I would like some suggestions for a good, small electric heater for my Jayco X17Z.I am also considering getting some heated mattress pads. Does any...
Our first camper was a Jayco X17Z and we absolutely loved it. We never had any leaking problems with it and we camped several times in the rain.We just traded it in last week and upgraded to our second Jayco, this time an X23E. I expect the same qual...
We camp comfortably down to low 30's. We leave the heat on set at 60, use PUGS and we sleep in sleeping bags vs bedding. Also, I invested in a set of heavy duty wool blankets that we throw on top of the sleeping bags. We stay nice and warm through th...
Queen sized sleeping bags. Roll them up and store in tub when traveling, beds fold up as normal.I don't mind the feel of bags when camping, it sort of enhances the experience for me, and it's just so darned much easier to deal with than bedding.
We have camped down to 20 and up to 106, and stayed comfortable the whole time.In the winter, we leave the heat on overnight set to 50, and we use sleeping bags and old fashioned wool blankets on top. We stay downright toasty.In the summer heat, we l...
I am with dadmomh. I am in CA and I see a lot of Hybrids in our travels. In fact, about a month ago at Chula Vista RV Park, there were five of em lined up in a row in the ocean view sites, and none of us knew each other!I know that Jayco has several ...
