Cold Weather RV Camping: Tips and Equipment for Greater Comfort

Dave Solberg

Duration: 1 mins

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Cold weather RV camping doesn’t have to entail roughing it and freezing your buns off until the spring thaw. There are many simple steps you can take to ensure your winter camping experience is more comfortable and your equipment remains fully functional.

In this lesson, Dave Solberg discusses a few of his favorite tips for better cold weather RVing, including essential equipment you should install in your water center for guaranteed flow, as well as as additional accessories you might want to have handy in case you’re out there for the long haul. He explains why it could be important to bring along extra propane and battery capacity, and gives you some pro tips for your next cold weather escape!

Cold Weather RV Camping To-Do’s

Your time spent indoors doesn’t have to be all work and no play! Board games and movies are always crowd pleasers, but if you’re feeling adventurous, try some of our RV recipes! Did you know we also have videos for other hobbies and interests? Perhaps inspiration will strike when watching some of our other videos.

Regardless of how you spend your time, we hope you make the most of your cold weather RV camping experience!

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2 Responses to “Cold Weather RV Camping: Tips and Equipment for Greater Comfort”

Mike Gayron February 4th, 2021

My heater does not stay on long enough to heat. When turned on it runs for a few seconds and shuts down. The only way to get it back on is to shut it off and turn it on then it will run for a few seconds again. This happens no matter how high I set the thermostat
rojasruben91 November 25th, 2018

We turned on our heater it came on for about 3 seconds. While on the lights flickered and it was sucking the electric up. So we shut off the heater and the lights and power went back to normal.