Heating for outside the Camper trailer

Well INSIDE I use a $15 blower fan from Big W.
No reason not to use ity outside but the heat would soon be dissipated.
Regard sPhilip A

try an enclosed container for heat beads, small weber type of container. or try a drizabone.

A rug and a hot water bottle?

Cheers

Camp fire, if permitted and a few nice cold beers followed by a few nips of spirits of some type, Hmmm
Love winter camping.

hi tars
a fur coat and a beanie
unless your awning has ends at least
what ever you put under the awning as a heat source would just be a waste
maybe camping is just not for you
or choose a time of the year that you can tolerate the outdoors temps
cheers and be cool !

Thanks everyone!

Nah I just don't really like the cold at night. I'm a big woos in that regards.

Hi Tara, This is my first time on this site. My wife and I purchased an OZPIG last year at the camping show and it is the best thing. From cooking all different types of dishes including using a wok to a camp oven to heating outside our camper it's a great little solid fuel stove. I have added a small mod of an offset piece of automotive exhaust pipe to allow the pig to come under the awning out of the rain but still flue the smoke out and up. After dinner stoke it up, sit back with a wine or port and watch the kids roast mashmellows, warn up milk for hot chocolates or brew a coffee, we just find it so so versatile. Suggest you check out the web site at www.ozpig.com.au (I hope I'm allowed to give the web site, would hate to be moderated my first time out). Good Luck

Fire bucket and 1/2 a bottle of port.
Or a whole bottle of port and no fire bucket!!

RUM

Just a nice bottle of RED nice and sipple.cheers GREENDOG

Try some chilli schnapps, worked a treat for all people willing to taste it last weekend when we were camping or maybe not, as it actually brought on one persons stomach issues and all but one of the boys were trying not to choke.

Or as has been mentioned a nice glass or two of port.

Seriously though we have a small cheap fan heater that we can use under the annex of our camper, if required, but only when all the walls are up as you will not get any benefit from it otherwise.

Have you tried thermal underwear. Have used it a bit and found it great under the trackky daks and a fleece jumper.

crd

Hi Tara,

We have a Kovea Little Sun heater which runs on the butane canisters (around $6 to $10 for 4) which are available from camping shops and other places pretty much everywhere. it is very effective inside our van where we used it in temps below freezing last year when staying unpowered , following safety guidelines of course. It would be also ok for outside use to sit around and puts out quite a lot of heat.

We bought it at our local camping store last year - cost around $150 from memory.

Regards,

Heather

We have two sources of heating one gas and one electric.

A very old brown fan electric heater that we picked up from a garage sale for $5, the type you wouldn't use at home because of the amount of power it would use.

The gas one is a Companion Radiant Heater that is $45 and connects to a gas bottle. Details below.

The largest diameter radiator heater available. Its polished 200mm concave

reflector gives you widespread heat, keeping you warm without a campfire and

it fits directly onto any 3/8LH cylinder.

Aluminium reflector gives widespread heat.

Chrome protective safety guard.

Stainless steel burner for longer life.

Highest efficiency portable gas radiator.

Strong carry handle

Economical Gas consumption: Heater will operate for approximately 8.5 hours per 1kg of LPG.