It is quite tempting to simply put your camper away under the storage and forget about it for six months. But without going through the proper steps, you’re probably going to find your camper in the spring with all sorts of damage.

All Recreational Vehicles must be winterized if they are going to be stored in cold climates!

Although you can go to the mechanic to do the winterization job, however if you pride yourself as a “do-it-yourselfer,” there are many complete guides and how-to lists available over the internet or different RV forums that will help you prepare your RV for freezing weather. Here is the short checklist of steps to get you started.
Winterizing RV Checklist

• Find a suitable place to park & store your RV.
• Thoroughly clean the RV inside-out.
• Winterize RV plumbing system using either antifreeze or compressed air.
• Disconnect all electronics.
• Turn-off propane.
• Add fuel stabilizer to gas tank and generator.
• Check seals around the doors and windows.
• Inspect the roof & look for leaks.
• Clean the awning.
• Cover the camper.

Knowing how to winterize RV will save you from a lot of hassle and expenses. While replacing busted freeze pipes in your RV is not the end of the RV journey however avoiding this kind of damage in the first place will surely make your spring trip much smoother.

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