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Motorhoming in winter is not only great for topping up the battery but it means you’re getting the most out of your leisure vehicle. Why not make use of your motorhome in the winter, particularly if it has a modern heating system and insulation?
Whether you’re heading to colder climes or staying in the UK, you’re going to need some extra accessories for touring in wet and cold weather.
In this month’s community poll, we’d like to know what your top winter motorhoming accessory is? We’ve listed a few possible essentials – so select up to three from the choices below, or if your top accessory isn’t listed then simply add it into the “other” box so other people can vote for it too.
We’ll report back the results in November, along with some tips for winterproofing your motorhome and some top winter accessories if you’re planning on heading off in your van.
Those planning on venturing out in their motorhome in the colder months can also check out our hot tips for winter touring in your motorhome.
As always, feel free to add any comments below about your top winter motorhoming accessory and why you love it.
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Clearly this article is aimed at caravan users as most of the items in the list are part of the basic setup in a motorhome; such as heated water tanks
Very difficult survey as too many Top Winter Motorhoming Accessories to choose from. I picked a screen cover. The one I use covers all the cab windscreen and side windows and also has an extension skirt that covers the radiator. A lot of heat is lost through the cab windows. We that is my wife and I have a 7.5 Mtr Motorhome and we have camped in forrest sits in early spring with snow over 25 cm (circa 1ft) deep, we had to dig tyre tracks out from the pitch to the sites main road one time, about 25 mtrs. We were there 3 days could have stayed longer but we’re getting cabin fever being closed in and isolated for so long for us anyway. Fortunately for us we had an 8 ltr bottle of water. The main tanks froze up as well as the sites water points. We were on electric hook-up and maxed out on it up to 4kw, had also to supplement heating using gas. I think we must have used most of the accessories in your survey list. Still it’s an experience we’ve now done twice now.
Use meany methods from Brick in oven when cooking – to hot water bottles.