Cover recommendations

[Inspector 71]

Shopping for a cover for my 1999 Designer 2930. Thought I had it narrowed down to an Adco Aquashed or a Camco Ultraguard. But reviews on Amazon vary widely, so now I'm unsure.
Any recommendations for something fairly durable for the northern winters that doesn't break the bank?
I had it shrink wrapped last year just because the guy happened to be doing a boat 3 houses away and he was able to come right over. But at $275 a pop I'm looking at something I can get more than one winter out of plus not have to dispose of all that plastic when spring arrives.

[ALJO]

If you have space and can afford a canopy is the best way to go, or a lean too roof.
Covers will last on the average 4 to 5 seasons and some make's only 2 years.
Covers have to be strapped proper to avoid wind damage to RV and cover.

[JFlightRisk]

In the "for what it's worth" category, we've had Adco covers for the last two campers. The current one going on its sixth year. Holding up pretty well, with only a couple small spots to patch. Can't comment on any other brand yet.

[Inspector 71]

Originally Posted by ALJO

If you have space and can afford a canopy is the best way to go, or a lean too roof.
Covers will last on the average 4 to 5 seasons and some make's only 2 years.
Covers have to be strapped proper to avoid wind damage to RV and cover.

I suppose it's an option. I've got the land. Camper is likely a bit tall to add a lean to on any of my existing structures.
Time is not plentiful right now. The option of increased taxes due to adding another structure to the property isn't a pleasant thought either. Decisions, decisions!
A carport with extended legs, attached to poured concrete tubes may be a future option.