You have the most beautiful voice and I love seeing peoples rv ideas. Thank you for posting

Have you looked @ ITH in Newport TN! They build with wood and steel insulated wall and ceiling! Can be heated with a candle!😅😅😅

I love your fire pit in the gazebo ❣️. Such a lovely cozy space.

In 7 degrees. In my 20x8.5 with one diesel heater and zero insulation on one gallon of diesel I got 3 days at 70 degrees. Chinese diesel heater. AMZ $130. 4 years no problems.

Super Nice! Keep up the videos

I turned on my mini-split Saturday and set it at 61. It fluctuates between 60 and 65. I checked it this morning with 12 degrees outside. Looking at my chart, it never dropped below 60. These units work great for these campers.

I will be Cargo camping in the warmer weather- I'm sick of the cold-I think I like that Gazebo-great idea

Bill you have a great " radio broadcaster voice."

Love your work regards Glen Eunice Tauranga newzealand

Try envo electric wall heater! Only 400-500 watts

We agree with the 'working outside in inclement weather' (hubby did for years) and done with it (I drove 62 miles one way and back to work myself). Enough driving and living in cold, ice and snow for us! Your home looks wonderful and that gazebo is a great living room!

Love rural Florida and its people!

You look nice and cozy in your gazebo. I might try one of those propane firepits.

Thanks Jim P

I also run a propane fire pit in my pavilion quickset tent and I love it!! One suggestion I can make from experience is to run a fan pointed up towards the ceiling from one of the corners to circulate the heat so your face don’t burn and your feet don’t freeze😊 we came up with this solution when it was -20c / -4F. Anytime from now on I run the propane fire pit the fan is on for maximum comfort…

Great video guys!

Nice gazebo! When I first saw it on outside it looked small, but when you showed inside its huge & I like the 🔥 fire!. I've never seen one ita a good investment. Enjoy your winter.

Have watched some of your videos talking about your mini split. You mention turning it on off grid to get the chill off in the morning but have not found info on how much power it is drawing when you do run it. The propane fire pit you have, I had the same thing. They don't put out allot of heat but burn the propane and it is a dirty sooty burn. Last year I purchased a dyna-glo. Dyna-Glo RMC-LPC80DG 50,000 to 80,000 BTU Liquid Propane. They are for outdoor use as how you use yours and how we did also. But do they put out the heat. The vent opening near the top also blows the heat to you, so you don't have to huddle up to keep warm. They make a smaller one but I feel you want heat buy this one and if need be turn it down. It has a piezo ignition, so no need for a lighter to ignite. When we first turn it on, we put it on high which they recommend for the first few minutes till it warms up. We usually have to turn it down it works so well. It burns super clean and sips fuel compared to the fire pit. I also have a metal coffee cup and put it on top every now and then to keep my coffee hot.

👍 maybe keep the Buddy Heater (and 1 lb to 20 lb tank hose) in back of the van - just incase of power outage and overcast skies

I love watching your videos. Did you happen to say what the name of this campground was?