Who's who of campers

[21incher]

You have water and sewer hookups? Does your zoning allow it? I used to have a Winnebago class A that had a heated basement and winter package that could be used in cold weather but you would need a big propane tank hooked to it for more than a couple days.

[gspren]

Most travel trailers are considered 3 season use while some of the "better" 5th wheels are advertised as 4 season use. I have a Nuwa HitchHiker 5th wheel that is well insulated and suitable to live in. They are no longer made but used ones can be found as well as other brands and most brands have forums where you can ask like you did here on specific models. The info here on building a shelter over/around it would get you living in one quick and do the shelter while your there.

[sprucebunny]

I have an old 28' fifth wheel camper under a roof. Built a 8x12 shed with insulation and a door at each end. Made a little hallway to attach the two. There is a big woodstove in the shed. Heat will overwhelm you in the camper. Still condensation in the winter. I wouldn't want to try to cook or shower in there; the windows are dripping just from breathing. I never use the furnace. Maybe with all that heat, just open more vents/windows ???

[DaveinNH]

Actually there are a couple of companies that make woodstoves for RV's. Here is a link to an article about someone who lives in his fulltime in Alaska, and the woodstove he installed in it:

http://www.doityourselfrv.com/install-kimberly-wood-stove-motorhome/