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Slippers is probably the right answer. I was just trying to think outside of the box. I may just end up getting a tent with a woodstove. Been watching the youtube video's on those and they look fairly comfortable.

I've camped in the snow before where it dips into the teens. Usually I can keep the pup comfortable with two space heaters and the occasional furnace to keep up. The only thing I've run across is that the floor is always freezing. That's why the thought.

Would there be a good way to insulate the floor from under the camper?

I've found that I'm a big winter camping enthusiast. I was thinking today and got to wonder if installing radiant heat in the floor would be efficient. I always camp with electricity in the winter as I'm not a fan of freezing at night. Has anyone done this or is it just a bad idea?

I had this problem in the early spring. Turns out it was a bad connection to the sail switch. I had turned on the thermostat and manually pulled the sail switch and it fired up. After that it has run fine since.

Arlyn, we planned on coming up this year as we discussed in January but due to some family stuff going on this year we will likely be up some time next summer. In haven't forgotten about you and still looking forward to boondocking! It's only 6 hours away.

Welcome from Illinois. We were tent campers too. Getting a pup was a complete game changer. It takes camping to a whole new level.

Welcome from Illinois! I'd love to travel Oregon. You're lucky to have such beautiful places to go there.

Welcome back. How do you like the camping there verses the east coast?

Today while washing and waxing my 2016 Rockwood Premier 2516g I noticed that the siding is separating from the slideout. It's only about 4 inches up from the bottom and it's slightly bowed. I can't seem to find any evidence of water damage plus we keep it covered when not in use. 20210308_113542...

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Welcome! You will absolutely enjoy cold weather camping.