These Rv's are NOT designed for extremely cold or extremely hot weather no matter what the marketing hype tells us. Not saying you can not do it many do it but it will be not be pleasant. This summer in the SW with temps well over 100 degrees with both A/C's running we managed to barely stay comfortable. A few years ago here in Florida for a very cold Florida winter we used a tank of propane every 3 days along with everyone else with night time temps in the mid 20's and daytime in the mid 50's to low 60's.We stay in mild temps year round for a reason after 0ver 25 years of Rv'ing and 6 RV's. Just my opinion based on long experience.
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