Plan for Winter Success
Winters in Breckenridge are serious. The cold sets in early, the snow piles up fast, and an unprepared RV can turn a great season into a costly one. These tips cover the essentials — from sealing your rig before the first freeze to keeping your heating system running efficiently all winter long.
Mechanical & Structural
Essential RV Maintenance
Inspect and Seal Exteriors
Ensure all seams, windows, and doors are sealed to keep out the cold and prevent heat loss.
Plumbing System Winterization
Instead of draining, use Tiger Run Resorts Hot Water Risers to keep warm water flowing. Insulate your pipes to prevent freezing.
Engine and Battery Maintenance
Regularly check and maintain fluid levels, including antifreeze in the cooling system. Keep the battery fully charged and insulated if possible.
Heating System Check
Make sure the heating system is in good shape by cleaning and inspecting the events and replacing filters to improve efficiency and safety.
Underbelly Protection
Consider installing skirting around the RV to reduce heat loss, especially if you're staying in a fixed location for the season. If traveling on salted roads, make sure to wash the undercarriage frequently to prevent corrosion.
Comfort & Safety
Interior and Exterior Preservation
Enhanced Tire Care
If you'll be traveling often, use winter tires and regularly check the pressure and tread to ensure you can handle icy conditions.
Interior Humidity Control
Use a dehumidifier or open your vents slightly to manage condensation and maintain good air control without losing too much heat.
Emergency Preparedness Kit
Keep a well-stocked emergency and first-aid kit that includes things like extra blankets, warm clothes, a shovel, an ice melter, and a portable heater.
Insulate for Warmth
Use thermal curtains and window insulation kits to lock in warmth. You can even use foam board insulation under your mattresses or on exterior walls and floors for an added layer of protection.
Regular Maintenance Checks
Keep an eye on the roof, windows, and doors for ice and snow buildup that can cause damage. Regularly start and run the engine and generator to make sure they're in good working order.

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