Canvas protector

[carrierjg]

Just purchased a 2001 Jayco 12A. Took it out twice last summer. The family loved it!! On my second trip to Sequoia National Park it got a little chilly at night. In the morning I noticed what appeared to be condensation in the interior of the canvas. Is this normal and is there anything I could to to prevent this i.e. Treat the exterior of the canvas with something? Thanks in advance.

[maromeo]

We used these when we had our PUP.

PopupGizmos

I know people have made their own out of solar blankets too but we really liked the super wind gizmos. We use them for 6 years without any issues and we also traveled 40000 miles and many many nights in the PUP. Bob was a great guy to deal with.

Worked great and kept out condensation on the bunks. Also we did keep out vent open a bit or a window corner zipped down just a bit to help with the circulation.

Hope this helps.

[carrierjg]

Awesome I'll definetly check them out. Noticed your up in Scottsdale. Already planning my next trip to Cave Springs Campground. Thanks!

[maromeo]

Small World, we took our maiden voyage to Cave Springs with our PUP.

Enjoy. If you need any help with AZ campgrounds please don't hesitate to ask. We have lots of information to help out. Just let me know on your interested areas.

Take care.

[carrierjg]

Cool thanks!!

[DebKen]

You have to unzip the bunk ends a little to keep the air flowing.

[dune23]

Maybe the moisture is already in the camper. Just damp clothes or towels or anything that is kind of moist. Sometimes it doesn't hurt to dry that whole thing out by closing it up and using Damp Rid. Works for me.