Can Pod be set up for use in winter

Make sure that the POD is winterized and just dry camp all winter. The heater works great or if you have electric near by use a small electric heater.
   Happy Camping, Goose

I thought that might be what you wanted to know, you would have to enclose the tanks and/or use tank heaters to make that work. I looked at enclosing the bottom of the POD last year like a lot of larger trailers have done but decided against it, wanted to do it more for the aerodynamic reasons than keeping the tanks warm. Goose

I third dry camping in winter.  Several of us do a winter campout every January and we go to a campground with a heated bathroom.  I keep a dishpan in the sink and jugs of water in the pod, throwing any water I collect in the bushes.  I keep a gallon of RV antifreeze in the bathroom to flush if needed in the middle of the night but otherwise use the heated bathhouse most of the time.

The pods sit so low even with the risers that you would risk ripping off any enclosure you make for the tanks.  Any enclosure would need to be heated 24/7 until you winterized, as noted above.  You could run a generator while on the road but that adds a new set of problems - where to mount, an enclosure for it that would still vent well but protect from rain while on the road, etc.

Nothing really to add, but we take the pod out about as much in winter as anytime.  One of the best things, to my mind, about the pod is the shower and I miss that a lot in winter.  We go to the Smokies a lot and stay in the NP campgrounds.  No shower, the bathrooms aren't heated, no hookups at all.  But we used to tent camp, and the pod is almost infinitely better in terms of winter comfort. 

We're headed soon to a SC beach state park with hot showers and water and electricity hookups.  Plus it's not cold enough there, usually, to worry about freezing.  So there's that too.  If you don't want to dry camp you can always head south.  Hey -- I just noticed you're in SC.  Even in TN, other than in the mountains, there is a lot of time in the winter when you can get by with water in the system.  You need to be prepared to winterize quickly.  I carry a couple of gallons of antifreeze for the toilet, as Doug suggested, and in case it gets too cold while we're out or we need it for the trip back.

TT

Hunting Island State Park. 

TT