We've been known to have some "grape juice" and "tomato juice" in the non-alcohol state parks around here.  Haven't gotten busted, though. 

Set up our dome with the flaps down and a small catalytic propane heater and we had a very cozy & toasty extended living room to sit in during the mornings with our coffee and magazines, and then got a fire going for the afternoon & evenings to warm-up with after our daily hikes with Comet.  Thermostat set at 60 at night to keep us warm, and left the vent in the bathroom ceiling open to try and minimize the condensation.  Worked so-so though as we had quite a bit of moisture on the back window Sunday morning when it got it's coldest over the weekend at 26 degrees.

 

Lots of visitors from the campground stopping by to check out the "cute" camper, including the Park Ranger who was 6'5" tall and wanted to see if he could fit into the bed.  Given he had seen my martini sitting on the table in a non-alcoholic campground who was I to say no to his request, though M made sure he took his boots off first!  As this was our first extended trip in our Pod we have a few minor items that we need to address with our dealer but those were minor indeed and will wait until Spring.  Got home yesterday afternoon, had it unpacked and winterized in 60 minutes, and then over to the storage lot and tucked into it's cover for a couple of months.  Time to start working on the Mod's list we developed!