Nascar99

Seeing as how the underbelly is not enclosed it is always risky, as long as it is not a hard freeze and the water will not sit in the lines for an extended time you should be fine... just be sure to re-winterize promptly after your trip. If you can locate any water lines you can also add pipe insulation to assist in thermal protection from freeze. I hunt into late november here up north and you can always dump some cheap RV anti freeze in your holding tanks to keep them from freezing also, thats a very important step. Keep the inside temps at least around 50-55 with furnace or electric heaters and you will be just fine, remember the lines are mostly inside the camper

Hey we are going camping spring break the weather is going to be cold. During the day the highs will only be in the 40 and low 50's at night some will be near freezing is it ok to dewinterized camper or should we just use shower and toilet at camp ground? The underbelly is not inclosed on camper.