Our 2020 16' Scamp is right out of the box, so we're still learning. We live in Decatur, Georgia (near Atlanta) where the winters are usually relatively mild. We plan some winter season camping, so we don't really want to chemically winterize, then un-winterize, then winterize again, etc. We have emptied all tanks to the best of our abilities, so there shouldn't be much liquid left inside, though there may be some. What if we just turned on the furnace to 70 degrees or so on nights that the temperature will drop below freezing? Would that keep our pipes safe?

Thanks in advance,

Daphne and Susan