Cold (Really Cold) Weather RV'ing

[Bounderoo]

Made the move earlier this year to Minnesota from Georgia. I would like to obtain some guidelines for using my coach in this soon to be "Frigid" area. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

'03 Bounder Diesel 34M

[Bounderoo]

Made the move earlier this year to Minnesota from Georgia. I would like to obtain some guidelines for using my coach in this soon to be "Frigid" area. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

'03 Bounder Diesel 34M

[FrankReno]

No prob! Drain hoses every night, keep propane FULL!! Enjoy. We have spent days when the temp never go above 32. Our rig runs out of propane in about 36 hours. We just move to the pump and do it again.
Enjoy

[exrench]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by FrankReno:
No prob! Drain hoses every night, keep propane FULL!! Enjoy. We have spent days when the temp never go above 32. Our rig runs out of propane in about 36 hours. We just move to the pump and do it again.
Enjoy </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
You are very lucky to have that freedom.On my rig, I am sure we would never get away with extended cold weather camping ,as I can SEE my waste tanks from underneath the rig.

[Northern-Canadian]

I wish I could live in my coach all year round, but my employer might have a problem with me spending 6 months of the year in the Southern United States.