Heading down 81 0n weekend to 75 into fla ,concerned about water supply at koa on route with the cold weather will it be frozen at campground? Any comments on this .:eek
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Location: Beaufort, SC
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What kind of rig do you have? If you have enclosed tanks, I would recommend putting some water in your fresh tank and running from it. The temps here (Martinsburg, WV) are going to be bone-chilling...
A quick question to the KOA you are proposing to stay at about the water will answer your question.
Many locations have self draining taps that let them leave the water on year round. We have stayed at a couple state parks where they request that you leave the hose connection at the tap or the trailer leak so the water keeps running to avoid freezing.
It may be worthwhile to take a couple 5 gallon containers filled with water to use for drinking, washing and flushing until the temps get warm. Nothing worse than trying to unhook and coil a hose that is stiff from the cold. It always seems no matter what you do the hose will whip around and give you a spash.
Throw a gallon of pink into the toilet and the kitchen sink so there is antifreeze in the tanks to protect the valves.
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