EXTREME COLD WINTER CAMPING in a Teardrop Camper
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• Extreme Cold Teardrop ...
Mike decides to test the limits of the very capable NuCamp Tag teardrop camper by taking it on an overnight camping trip in extremely cold temperatures. How did it go? Watch and find out!
Update: I've received quite a few comments regarding cooking inside the camper. While I did take precautions and the camper is always ventilated when I'm using gas appliances indoors, I do not condone this activity! Do it at your own risk!!
There are also many comments about my clothing and I should have talked about this in the video.
I did have a down coat with me. I had 3 layers on underneath my hoodie, which is a very thick and warm hoodie to begin with. My jeans are lined with flannel plus I had long underwear on. I had 2 layers of socks plus toe warmers in my work boots. I also had a pair of warm gloves in addition to the gloves you see in the video. Not to mention the extra insulation I've put on over the holidays! 🐷 I was actually quite comfortable when I was moving around and didn't even need the down coat!
The filming location of this video will not be included in patreon data, as I’ve decided it is in poor taste to pay wall this free campground. However I would prefer to keep this location hidden as it is a special place for locals and I will likely use it again for future videos. If you are interested in knowing more about this campground please feel free to send an email.
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I lived in Alaska from 1989 to fall of 2019 with rarely renting an apartment because I lived in my truck camper.
Winter night cold was - 10 below to - 20 below and I didn't have any electric you just do without.
Day tempetures in Anchorage run around 32 degrees
Yeah , when I retire that's what I'm looking to do , get good pickup , little tow behind , or camper in back , then off I go me and my Boston terrier , she will be pretty old , but hope she can go along ,
Little jet burn won't cause much trouble
I hereby award you with the Winter Camping award.
Sorry, I don't have that ability. lol
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶
Your dog obviously loves being out exploring with you. Well done.
Your dog is always there for you - never complaining - the perfect camping companion.
Absolutely, dogs don’t complain and are just happy to be with you! I always bring 1 of our dogs whilst solo camping, my wife is afraid of the woods so she rarely goes with me. Actually, I think that she has a phobia about the woods, I say to her you are safer here than back in the City, although there has been a few Serial killers in dem there Woods. You just never know!
First time to this channel, and this was the first video. I watched up until he was throwing the wood from the truck, never looking to see where the dog was. Left off watching then, not a true dog lover. I wouldn't have done that with my trained gun dogs. Won't be back. DRC.
Oh they complain and give opinions all the time, lol. Mine can be a pain but the big girl barks off the bears and knows to retreat from moose, I wouldn't go with out her watching my back.
They're warm too, our Dog keeps us warm in all sorts of scenarios.
I lost my home a couple years ago and live in my 40 yr old RV made of wood and polyurethane skin with inch and a half thick walls. This winter not being too bad so I was able to keep us warm at 65-68° with my electric radiator heaters. (My furnace no longer works) Last winter got -10° and we struggled to keep it at 50-55° inside. I had to stay bundled and my dogs huddled up and I covered them with a quilt. Being disabled keeps me from being able to do repairs but God has been with US and kept us sheltered so I'm not complaining just sharing how camper life has it's challenges. But overall it's been pleasant and we are happy. 👍
Hope things improve soon for you and your dogs
@@thatshahab Thank you
get a small woodburner installed, & that way, you can allways keep warm, & there is plenty of wood laying about, usuly everywhere, such as pallets,etc etc, or like in the video, park somewhere out of the way & get a camp fire going every night, & you be able to cook for free too, whether on a woodburner or a camp fire, or both
@@michaelgoulding6609 Actually, I saw a couple videos about them and I have room for it. Definitely interested and will be looking into that, hopefully it's affordable. 👍
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I built a 10x6 6.5 tall on a tent trailer frame and upgraded the axle. 2x3 walls and plywood with a galvanized metal roof. Metal insulated house door chopped down and one window over the sink. Diesel heater, exterior vented and interior fed garbage hatch. Murphy bed, 40” tv, generator, shore power hook up, manual foot pump sink from water jog to bucket. USB shower stall/ bathroom. I moved it onto a farm a few weeks ago and moved in full time. It’s doing me perfect and I don’t mind the minimal set up at all. It’s standing height and still has enough room for doing my work outs inside. I got shire power here and Ben a covered slip for winter. I’m so glad I decided to go this route, best decision ever.
You and Puppy playing warms my heart
Thank you!
Don't get me wrong, I enjoy summer camping. But there is something magical and therapeutic about being out there in the late fall and winter (as long as you're prepared for it).
Agreed!
Agreed, do it in the Appalachians
Absolutely! And you usually have the places all to yourself...
And no mosquitos!
Lol, yeah... come to Montana in January.. it's really fun 😅
Thanks for sharing this cold weather experience with us. It proves that a small teardrop camper Can be used even in the coldest conditions as long as you are well prepared! Having your pup along was the best !
We love it!
Doggies are the best
I love winter camping. North Dakota in February is wonderful if you have the right gear. A good tent, a good insulating mattress, and most importantly, an arctic quality sleeping bag. Glad you enjoyed your overnight, get out there with about 3 feet of snow. That's when it's fun!
I'm your neighbour to the north. Saskatchewan. And why. Why would you go camping in our winters? Like why?
I grew up in Bismarck and in the winter time I would leave my bedroom window open and just pile on the covers. Was the best sleep!!
I’m in Sask and my camper is left in a seasonal at the lake year around. I’ve camped in it in minus 40 some weekends when out ice fishing. They heat up fine but the furnace runs a fair bit so you just need to make sure you have enough propane… it’s the best
@@dantress751 nope. Nope. Nope. I HATE our winters
I wish a company would build a true all season camper, when I say all season I live on the east coast of Canada, nothing I know that is built today can handle the winters we have
I can imagine a group of y’all getting together and having fun winter camping like that!
I love this video!
Because we live in South Texas, we don’t cold weather camp very often. It’s nice to know of heating elements that could help keep our trailer warm in those rare events.
Thank you!
I live in Harlingen...
Love the pup all cozy in the blanket...great teardrop camper...
Thank you!
I have a Black Max Lil Guy and yes, during cold winter camps there is a lot of condensation. Run to your nearest Wally World and purchase a box or two of desiccant hanging bags. My ratio is like one bag per night and condensation is near nullified. Just a possible help in staying dry in cold camping, staying warm is another thing 😁🖖🏼
Great tip!
Wood stove take care all that
I really enjoyed watching you brave it out in the extreme cold at that campsite. Love the Boon Dock teardrop and its amenities: heat in the winter and AC in the summer. Look really comfortable. Juniper is the best friend a man can have and she was so playful, well-behave and loving. Thanks for putting out this video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video! My wife and I camp in our runaway camper throughout hunting season and condensation is always a problem. I recommend removing everything when you return home and letting things dry out. Our mattress developed some mold spots on the edges from getting wet so many time from condensation and not being removed. Live and learn. Just a recommendation. Keep the videos coming 👍
Thanks, and great suggestion! I have waterproof covers on my mattresses but do air them out regularly.
Yes, definitely some good advice on the mold issue when camping.
I would also like to add to check & air out your things in the summer, when the humidity gets high.
Had a problem with my AC not working durning 1 trip, on a high humidity weekend.
Went out again on a following weekend trip, only to find that some mold spots had started to grow in my tiny shower area & under my kitchen sink.
Thank God I caught it & was able to kill the mold with a water & bleach solution & letting it air out after.
Appreciate you doing this video. Thank you as I did enjoy learning some of the problems as well as joys of winter camping. I have 4 dogs do also enjoyed seeing you play with your fur baby. Safe camping!
Thank you!
We use our in the winter all the time, last year we slept in it in -16f outside and -36f windhcills, no heat source. Just used heavy zero degree bags and extra blankets,. Always fun to find the limits
My favorite time of year to camp is winter! Easy to stay warm when you get used to it and prep well.
I totally agree!
Agree.. the best time to camp is winter. It's even more so when you're in a country like Australia. Where day time temperatures can sit around 38C/100F average, from 6am.. 🥵. Winter is so much better!
One thing I really like about winter camping is you don’t have to put up with obnoxious neighbors. Dogs are the best! Enjoyed.
Agree. Those Buddy propane heaters work great. It warms my tent up very cozy.
I’m currently living in the Philippines and I really miss winter camping when it’s clear and cold, thanks for posting 👍💪🏻🇺🇸
Thank you for watching!
What province are you in? My wife is Filipina
@@allkindsofoutdooractivities Antipolo City 15 miles east of Manila
@@pepejuan2924 my wife is from Daet
@@allkindsofoutdooractivities ok i see 👍
Nice job , great content and editing . Takes one away from the crazy goings on that we have these days. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I enjoyed this video, being middle age myself, I can relate to the slight limitations of not being able to jump off the tailgate with ease for example as we used to in our younger years. I also liked the fact that that you have become more practical and safety conscious in the way which you conducted your extreme cold weather "experiment" in your teardrop camper. I have also left the "watch this" mindset of my youth behind. Thank you for posting this video, it was enjoyable to watch.
Thank you!
I carry a foot stool in the bed of my truck.5ft 5.65yrs old Tow a 22ft travel tralior fulltime.Travel nurse.Its getting harder to get up and down.But God's not done with me yet.
I’ve did this before way back in my early 20s . It’s not so bad if you have a propane heater . I did it in a ice & snow storm & thank GOD I had enough food & such because it was for 5 days & I 75 was shut down from north to south here in the mid west , I had electric for 5 days because I was hooked up to a electrical box in a park area but didn’t have electric heating , had 2 wool blankets & 2 big comforters with me at the time , I was trying to head home from around the Cleveland area back home to Cincinnati & as the day went on I 75 got real bad , i only made it not even mid way to Columbus in a 6 hour timeline when they started shutting down 75 so I pulled of the highway & tried to find a campground , I ended up finding a mom & pop R.V. campground & they let me stay their for the next 5 days for cheap , very cool people & I stayed very warm & very fed for the next 5 days .
Sounds like a great memory!
Well done, realistic outdoor, the cold is something many underestimate, generator fire wood and food, Well done
Thanks 👍
I really liked your video. Winter camping is the best. No bugs, crowds or people. I just subscribed. Thanks
Just stumbled across this video. Nicely done. I have lived in a 5th wheel for the last 7 years. I like these tear drop campers a lot. One of those would be really nice for going out camping and fishing I think.
Thank you! Yes, we love it!
Justin...
Your living my dream life, of 1 day living in my camper full time!
My favorite time of the year to camp. I have a NuCamp T@B Comfy inside, 62 deg @ 4 above. For a two night trip it works great. Much nicer than tenting like in the past at those temps. Got soft in my old age! Love the gunshots. Hunting, gunshots, the smell of the fallen leaves, and a smokey campfire! NO BUGS! Go for a hike and no sweat needed. Can`t wait.
Very well said!! Thank you for watching!
I absolutely love cold weather camping great vid
Same here! Thanks!
Same here, I did it in a Rooftop Tent with only a, sleeping bag, electric heating pad & battery bank.
Me too
@@ysmith494i
Never leave a fire unattended.
It's all about preparedness. I was a mountaineer in my younger days, spent plenty of nights in a sleeping bag, tent or even snow cave at 0F and colder. Modern gear is really amazing.
The buddy heaters are nice, but make sure you have an O2 detector. They might not give off much CO, but they'll burn a lot of oxygen.
I agree... but how are they going to change things if it goes off? If he lets in too much air he freezes... and too little it goes off again. I guess what I mean is what's the smallest minimum air hole size for these?
Burning a 1-pound propane tank will create 1.6 pounds of moisture in that small space, as demonstrated by the frost/water build-up on the walls.
Love winter camping video's... amazing job
More to come!
Your camper looks cozy. Your dog is adorable. Thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you! 😊
Awesome. Thank you for sharing!
It's amazing how much space is in these little tear drops 👍 great videos, I'm thinking about buying one.
Great video. I love teardrop camping in the winter.
Definitely something awesome about it. Thanks for tuning in!
Only way to camp.
LOOOOOVE camping in the shoulder seasons. That looked like a fun trip.
Teardrop campers are so overpriced, they look neat but are too high.
I've go in my T@g to -30 C. One tip I would give you is that an ice fishing hut (the quick, pop-up kind), with a Buddy Heater, works quite nicely to give you the extra space (and stand-up room) as well as a nice warm spot to cook and eat. For me, colder than -30 is not worth the risk, as I am on my own, usually in places with no cell service, and if something happens, I would be in serious trouble until help came.
Great tip!
-30C is -22F for those curious, very cold indeed.
Craziest part to me is how tiny that thing looks on the outside and how spacious and cozy it looks inside, loll. I'm genuinely both impressed and perplexed by that. :)
This particular model is the Boondock XL. It's a little wider than a typical teardrop camper.
@@NowhereBoundAdventures Haha wow crazy. Thanks for the info, you have a new subscriber. :)
Just found you and must say I enjoyed. Love your buddy and the game of chase. Hope you didn't hurt your self to bad with that slip. Can't wait to check more content.
Be safe be well brother
Brandon from wylie tx
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Good video . I like the adventure side of this. Surly you have already had suggestions . Lol here is mine . When making a fire set your paper or start up material in the middle of the pit , take kindling and make a tp type of structure with your sticks then light it and build from there. Tear drop trailers are awesome and never thought the cold would be a issue keeping warm . We did this type of camping in a 15 ft travel light In sub zero Temps and were nice and toasty with our built in propane heater. Thanks. For the video it's great
Greetings from Ireland, loved the video, those teardrops look so cosy, liked and subbed .
Greetings! Thanks for tuning in!
I have the same tag but the Outback version. I wouldn't use any gas stove inside it and I'm not comfortable with the idea of using the buddy heater in there either(maybe under an extreme emergency) its just asking for trouble. I've slept in mine down to -25C relying on a good electric heater(while running gen) and a great sleeping bag. Be safe guys and gals.
This was fun to watch. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love winter camping I could watch it all day.
Same!
Pro tip- In very cold weather With your tab invest in a all the fashion twelve volt windshield defroster. This is a small electric heater that runs off the twelve wolf power plug. It can not heat the cabin But it Does take the chill off of it so you're not going in ice cold.
Great tip!
Great Video! we have a 2015 tag, but haven't tried the sub zero weather yet, but this gives some ideas!
Cool! Thanks for tuning in 😁
Luv luv ur boondock camper n sweet juniper! Luv cold weather camping
Looked like fun, puppy was sure happy. Thank you for sharing
It was! Thanks for watching!
Interesting video. You and your pup have some willpower.
I was a little nervous going into it, but it turned out to be fun. Thanks for tuning in!
Great video! I definitely prefer camping in cold vs hot. Buddy heaters work great (and safely) in confined areas.
Electrically speaking, air conditioning is more efficient than heating.
@@SodiumSyndicategood thing buddy heaters aren’t electric then!
@@Charles-linquest-JR Unfortunately they use propane which increases humidity, buddy heaters make the camp damp. Plus they burn up the oxygen.
@@SodiumSyndicate I’m sure you can dry out a camp area, just like you do in conversation.
Enjoyed your video. Really like the winter ones.
Thank you!
Looks like a great time! Nice setup!!
It was! Thank you so much!
14:02 my favorite part about this video ❤
Hi Mike, I enjoyed this video. I also own a Nucamp T@G and love it. I have not used our trailer yet in winter, and also am curious about how our trailer would handle the extreme cold. My wife wants no part of camping in winter, and up here in CT they’re aren’t many places to go camping in the winter months. I am curious about you using the little buddy heater, and also the propane stove inside your unit. Did you have the vent open for ventilation? I would be fearful of not having some ventilation. Anyway I enjoy watching your videos a lot and you seem like a cool dude. Cheers 🍻 Jerry C
Thanks Jerry! Yes, I cracked open the fan while I used the propane appliances. As for camping in the winter, you can’t beat the solitude if that’s what you’re looking for! Thanks for tuning in!
Too much condensation from buddy heater. What you don't see is the moisture that forms behind the walls and such. Thus damaging your trailer over all over time.
@@anthonyg1968 that’s why you get an adequate fan for condensation. I use Mr. Buddy heaters in all my set ups and they do a fine job.
I love that you took your dog and left your wife behind. I love my wife, and have the best relationship ever, but once in a while I need time with just my dog and me.
Sometimes we all need alone time and/or dog time!
Camped there many times growing up good times.
Use the shooting range there often to this day.
Love the teardrop campers small light and simple.
The person currently scrolling through the comments, have a nice day, friend
Thanks, you too!
I couldn’t camp like that… the noise from a generator ruins it for me as I love the silence of the night mixed with animal sounds and a crackling fire!
That was my thought too. Kinda beats the purpose.
Not ideal for me either. Just testing out my gear.
Seeing this on my recommended today, outstanding content. Subbed for more 👍
Thank you!!
Thank you for the video about these Tear Drop campers . It's good information and now I see how these manufacturers aren't doing too well making them airtight . Obviously there's alot of room for improvement. Those areas where frost developed are because of air leaking and wind drafts. --maybe throwing a canvas tarp over the trailer with tie downs might help reduce that .
We had a Little Guy 5 Wide and sold it. The reasons we bought it was our CRV can tow it, a guy in Ohio won it and sold it to us new for $5K! How do you like it and why you chose a teardrop?
We like the teardrop for many reasons, most of all the ease of towing, off-road capability and overall efficiency. Plus it still “feels” like camping. I’m going to be making a video about this soon. Thanks for tuning in!
My favorite place to go winter camping is in a Marriott. Always warm and cozy.
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Loved the morning playtime with the dog😂
Thanks for watching. More to come!
I have to say of all the vids of cosy little camping homes like these...this appeals the most because it's so modern and clean inside, I'd definitely be ok with sleeping in there.
We love it!
A word of caution my friend.......NEVER use a butane stove inside! Very dangerous! Otherwise, I surely enjoyed the video, and thanks for sharing!
I have a butane catering stove that is designed for indoor use but it is a good idea to always crack a window when using any open flame.
I was thinking the same and left similar comment. A slight bump and a fire could start fast
Crack a window and you're fine. A lot of stoves are built exactly for it now.
Butain stoves are safe to be used inside .... The stove he's using is a backpackers stove...definitely not advisable in a camper that is basically nothing but bedding materials.
What is your issue with butane?
Near Zero… that’s T-Shirt weather. I wonder how it would fare at -20F, -30F, -40F. We do snow shelters down to -50F here in interior Alaska. It stays surprisingly comfortable in a snow cave at -40F. Some aluminum foil, reflectex, and a couple of tea lights will bring it up above freezing.
I would’ve loved to take it out in those temps, however zero Fahrenheit is the best that Ohio could do this year. Thanks for tuning in!
Great video. I live in Texas and we have extreme heat. I camped in 30!degree weather in a tent west of San Antonio and it was cold but not like your cold. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Hi Mike! It was a pleasure meeting you today July 12th @ Secret Campground 😂. Enjoyed the video and I’ll be binge watching the others now. Good luck and safe travels!
Nice meeting you as well!
Diesel heater would be a live saver!
Definitely considering it!
I tent camp in this weather alot.. great vid.. love the doggie, always good to have a friend with ya..
Absolutely! Thanks for watching 😁
Fun. Thx for sharing. Watching from Ontario Canada 🎉
Thanks for watching!
Man this guys has all he needs lol. No wife bitching or kids crying. Just him and his dog.
Amen!
Are you really pay walling a Free campground that cost you ZERO dollars to camp at ? Big Yikes.....
The main reason I don’t want to divulge the campground info out into the open is because it’s a special place for locals. I also happen to make all of my location data available to patreon subscribers. That includes free camping spots, hiking trails and 4x4 routes everywhere. However I’ve decided not to include this campground in my patreon data because I do agree with you that it’s in poor taste. If you want to know the campground info you can send me an email michaelofca@gmail.com. I will make a note of that in the video description. Thanks for watching!
I live in ohio my grandfather DRAINED AND BUILT THE CAMP SITE AT THE WALHUNDING DAM I LIVE IN NEW PHILADELPHIA I UNDERSTAND COMPLETELY 👍 BUT FREE IS GREAT I HAVE MY AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL CARD AS ND CANT USE IT IN OHIO HAHAHA GOT TO LOVE IT
Why should we have to pay to enjoy our own country?
What’s the big friggin deal?
Just found your channel. I like your teardrop camper. I hope to find one myself. Subscribed. Keep posting videos!
Awesome! Thank you!
Good video. Keep them coming!
Thanks!
I enjoy your videos! Thanks ❤
Glad you like them!
That seems ideal to me. I’d love to try it!
Excellent video thank you for posting
Glad you enjoyed it!
Dude, you are a gangster. I worked in 30 below for 12 - 16 hours a day outside on the Sea of Okatash in Russia on a crab ship; but at least I had all the gear, I was working (attempting to stay warm), had hot meals and a warm bunk. Showers were weird in storms. But I loved your video. I'm working on and overland build but was pondering whether I could actually build a 4 season camper. Thank you for you video.
Nice video, n hey I always liked those tear drop campers👍👍
Thanks 👍
What a sweet pup!
Juniper says thanks!
Expandable SPRAY FOAM works wonders and closes up those tiny drafts .
Use a bottom skirt on mobile homes ---leave no gaps unattended.
I own the same model Teardrop Camper....Kept it heated with a little 1200 -1500 watt ceramic heater at -14 degrees Fahrenheit in Ely Nevada in winter comfortably either on generator power or campground power supply. Much less condensation than propane heaters.
new subscriber -- great vid. Thanks for all the work to prepare it.
Question - could you let us know what drone set-up you have? thx
Thank you! The drone is a dji mavic 2 pro
I'm considering this camper and I live in Northern Vermont not much real cold anymore just atmospheric rivers of nasty wind ice snow n rain enjoy these now ever spiraling end times quickly peeps !
It’s scary!
Used to have a group of 10 or so that got together ever month fall, winter and spring. Ocean, lakes or mountain. Had to have water around. In the NC mountains we ran into some really bad winter storms with sleet, rain and snow but we never quit. A tear will fit almost completely in a large EZup type cover with the solid walls. Major help. We have wagon trained them and covered with huge tarps. If we had electric we might have had a small heater. Campgrounds would all be empty but for us. Too old for that now and the people stopped but great times for all for about 6 - 8 years. We would do a 'Trailer trash Christmas' gathering the first weekend of December with enough decorations for suburban block or two for each camper. A lot of fun to see who could have the most overdone decorations.
Sounds awesome!
Great Video - Might I ask what brand/make that little table is you used inside? It looks perfect for the teardrop trailer. I'd like to find one for myself too....These trailers are pretty great!
It's a beach table I found on amazon. I wouldn't recommend that particular one to be honest. It isn't that great.
Thanks for the heads up
New sub here.
Think I just turned it from 799 to 800.
Congratulations and love your lil pup. So cute.
Blessings from the uk
Thank you so much!!
@@NowhereBoundAdventures my pleasure 😊💫👍🏾💫
Puppy is gorgeous!
What a lovely cosy teardrop. Your dog was in dog heaven.
I kept looking for him to pour some chili over his potato. That tastes fantastic! You haven't lived until you pour chili over the top of your potato. Loved the video!
That was the plan but the chili was taking too long to warm up!!
Used to eat at a Texas restaurant that served huge baked potatoes with barbecue beef onions and cheese….heart attack stuff but awesome
i absolutely love winter camping...i wish i could do it right now this winter...but i cant...but its coming....cant wait.....but the reason im leaving a review???.........Juniper with the Black bubble coat killed me....ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE LOL.......GREAT VIDEO
thank you!!!!
I randomly came across your video. As soon as you said Ohio my ears perked up since Im also stuck in this state. Im in northern Ohio, about 25 minutes from Cedar Point. We've got a few camp grounds up this way open year round. Love watching winter time camping. Love the tear drop.
Thanks for watching!! Always good to meet fellow Ohioans!
Chief, I know it was COLD! 😱😵! This experiment proved the value of every piece of gear-camper included-proved it's worth for cold weather camping. A native michigander mysels, with relatives in the U.P. You've earned respect from SO many people-wat Hing you do this challenge!👍🐻⭐⭐⭐😲 Doug
happy dog happy life, always been my motto!
I have a 4 season designed for cold weather.. minus heavy wind chills.. perfectly warm.. I consume the propane ,but works very well .. KODIAK ULTRA LIGHT MODEL.. LIVEING IN IT 3 YEARS NOW.. I LOVE IT ❤️
Sounds great!
Love the set up.
I kept my 37 foot Jayco fith wheel warm with a oil filled radiator heater set at 600 watts in zero weather the furnace fired now and then I kept it turned up mainly to keep the plumbing from freezing in the basement .
Winter camping in my teardrop is one of my favorite things.
Can't wait to do more this winter!