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Im a little worried about how Im gunna pull off our last camping trip of the year and winterize my camper in time. We live in Upstate NY and we have had several nights where temps have dipped into the low twenties and high teens. Its not quite cold enough, long enough to freeze any pipes since it warms up into the 50s and 60s during the day. However we are planning a trip to Florida 11/26-12/11. Im a little worried about the camper freezing up on me. I figure if we get any really cold snaps between now and November 26 I will just turn on the furnace in the camper and set it low (like 55 or as low as it goes) and that should be enough heat to keep anything from freezing (I think and hope). But when we get back on 12/11 it could be really cold and I will have to work fast to get the camper winterized.. Heres the best part. I've never winterized a camper this big before, with my old pop up it was simple, nothing to worry about but one sink. Im not sure exactly how much is involved with winterizing this camper. I plan to read up on it before we go but Im just worried about pipes freezing up on me either before the trip of when we get back, or even during travel......