Cold Weather Boondocking
Learn the skills and tactics for cold weather boondocking, including which heaters work best, the effects on your vehicle, how to stay warm.
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How to Prevent Condensation Inside an RV
The way most boondockers prevent condensation inside an RV is to use a dehumidifier, as well as a ceramic electric space heater. There are other products that can help with condensation in localized places. But otherwise...
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How to Heat an RV Without Propane
If you run out of propane, or don't have a propane heater, there are still ways to keep yourself warm without it. How to heat an RV without propane goes beyond just running electricity. Learn how veteran boondockers keep themselves...
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What is the Difference Between Three Season and Four Season RVs?
There is no real difference between a "Three Season RV" and a "Four Season RV". Moreover, the terms themselves are an irony because all RVs can be used during any season of the year, as long as you move it to warmer weather...
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How Do I Keep My Camper Warm in the Winter?
Portable propane heaters are by far the most popular choices for keeping your camper warm in the winter. Portable electric heaters are very effective, but require lots of electricity. You can even get a wood burning stove...
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Why Won’t My RV Furnace Stay On?
The reasons why your RV furnace won't stay on is because your battery bank is running low, or you have low propane pressure, or just a bad control board. There could be other reasons, but these are the three most...
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How Do I Keep My RV Water Pipes From Freezing?
You can keep your RV water pipes from freezing by using water line heaters and wrapping them with insulation. You can also add skirting to your RV to stop wind from blowing underneath. Others will go to the extreme of running a...
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Boondocking in Freezing Temperatures
Learn tips from expert boondockers on how to go boondocking in freezing temperatures, safeguarding your water lines, preventing against condensation, how to keep your RV warm, and the pros and cons of different heating sources.
