Bring a couple gallons of RV antifreeze with you just in case. May want to dump some in your black / grey tanks since they are exposed, not sure how much you plan on using them, or what size tanks we're even talking about, but they should be 'ok'. Do you have an outside shower or kitchen? Those are 'at risk' locations, keep those lines as 'dry' as you can if you have them. I have a mod on my to do list this spring to install cut off valves for the outside shower and kitchen so I can keep them winterized, but enable the rest of the water system that stays inside. If you plan on using your fresh water tank, that outside valve you drain that tank with is also at risk. Full hookups with a heated hose is definitely recommended.
At night, keep any cabinets that have plumbing in them open, especially if it's getting into the low 20's.
If you have full hookups you can leverage the power available and use a ceramic heater to keep your propane use from getting too insane, mine paid for itself in 1 night... if that's a factor. We camp in the winter some... but it's dry camping for us. When the weather man calls for 25 degrees, plan on 20.
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