Insulated Models?

[exponentfrost]

I'm looking for a travel trailer for my sister-in-law that's used (and cheaper)... What models/years are insulated fairly well for the winter, or is it random?

[bikendan]

Originally Posted by exponentfrost

I'm looking for a travel trailer for my sister-in-law that's used (and cheaper)... What models/years are insulated fairly well for the winter, or is it random?

Arctic Fox, Nash and Outdoors RV products are true 4 seasons trailers.
FR doesn't make any true 4 seasons trailers. Only 3 seasons at best.

[Freebird2020]

You might check in the Flagstaff and Rockwood forums above. I am sure either would do just fine down to 20 degrees.

[itat]

Originally Posted by bikendan

Arctic Fox, Nash and Outdoors RV products are true 4 seasons trailers.
FR doesn't make any true 4 seasons trailers. Only 3 seasons at best.

I agree with bikendan. I would never want to try to stay in my Rockwood over the winter here on the north side of Lake Ontario. We’ve only spent one night in a Rockwood when it got below freezing (32F) and you have to be prepared for a lot of condensation and have a couple electric space heaters (and the power to run them).