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Four-Season Campers Explained: When an All-Weather RV Pays Off
Key Takeaways
- No industry standard exists for what makes an RV four-season, according to RVShare, so the label is a claim rather than a regulated category.
- Most RVs are three-season vehicles built for spring, summer, and fall, and are typically winterized and stored once freezing temperatures arrive.
- Experts and enthusiasts agree that insulation, HVAC, plumbing, and windows are the key systems that determine cold-weather capability.
- Heavy-duty insulated panels are considered essential for retaining interior heat, while heating capacity must be able to keep up with outside cold.
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