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Topping off fuel tanks is number one for sure
Insulated water hose and bib or use on board water
Heated tanks or heated basement and be sure the thermostat is on
We have two thermostats for the heat exchangers in the basement
All external compartment door seals in good condition
We camp in fall and winter quite a bit so an all electric coach was high on the must have list, so if you're interested in changing coaches something to consider
The huge benefit is fuel capacity which allows cold weather camping for longer periods between fuel runs
About two days per 40 pound tank on the Landmark was possible by running the fireplace also plus a space heater so if your using propane heat plan accordingly
Going skiing or other truly cold weather camping does take planning
We have been snowed on in Yellowstone and other Western sites many times
If high winds are forecast then we try to get on down the road ahead of that storm
Cool weather camping is my choice by far for many reasons
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