Troop198

A furnace is so much nicer that what campermon describes
(plugging in the blanket), but we tend not to use ours that much as we like to get out and its hard to adjust from the warm inside to walking outside. 40-50's is great hiking/walking weather:cool:

20's is a little cold for tent camping, its making breakfast out side that gets you

I assume if you plug in a blanket you can't use an air matress? (Do not miss sleeping on the ground)