[scottandanna]

I live outside of Seattle, and last winter we lived in a 24'er and it was a very cold winter.

We needed to keep a roof vent open to minimize condensation inside. We also bought two one-room dehumidifiers, one for the living area, and one for in the storage area, with fans near both to circulate the air.

Heated water hose, and we had to insulate the drain valve and exposed drain pipe. It froze the valve shut on me a couple times, so I used hair dryer on it to free it up, then left the gray open for the winter, so i only had to thaw the black tank once a week.

Other than that, watch for snow and pull the awning in prior to it getting weighted down (and broken) from excess snow weight.

Our trailer is rated for down to 11 degrees.