Condensation in camper

You need to open some windows, and not have a heater running constantly.
But if you already do that, well I don't know what's next.

Welcome to living under canvas in winter, be it camper, tent swag or what ever.

Cheers Pesty

We had this problem in an earlier camper and solved it by getting a yacht ventilator and fitted it at the canvas high-point using a flange of marine plywood glued on either side of the canvas.

Hi Rev's

How about buying a tarp ....just one of those cheap things, cover the top of your camper put some neat guy ropes to hold it clear of the canvas and I think you will see a difference
Brian R

We just had a week in Canberra camping in a mates back yard and the first night we experienced the condensation thing. We put a tarp over the canvas for the remainder of our week there and were dry every morning! Speaking as one who hates tarps, ropes and poles, and always tries to keep aforementioned tarps, ropes and poles to a minimum, it made me realise that it is worth the efoort to be a little more comfortable. So the tarp is going over the trailer every time now.


Cheers

Brian

Had the same prob as I toured through the desert areas last week. I'll watch for more suggestions.

Ventilation seems to be the only real option as the condensation happens when the moist inside air touches the very cold shell of the camper.

Thank you all for your replys.

I should have stated that I have a slide-on camper with a hard roof, there is no canvas at all. But I think the simply solution is to have air circulation via a open window.
Regards Rev's

What are you doing in the camper to cause all that heavy breathing