To Cover or Not to Cover the Pod

I have a partially covered storage area for my future pod, it's a large 3 sided public storage area...but I'm hearing that weather damages the decal's.  I also hear that humidity creates molding under a cover.  I'm in Georgia, so humidity is an issue from time to time...and of course snow and hail.

When we bought our unit at LazyDays near Tampa, I asked the technical consultant during the walk through about a cover.  We told him that we would be parking it outdoors near Lakeland FL.  He was emphatic that we NOT cover it.  He said to wax it twice a hear and park it without a cover.  The only thing that he recommended for the unit was a MaxAir vent cover for the toilet fan cover which we had installed.  The MaxAir cover can be easily removed for cleaning out debris while washing before waxing.

Carrie, I think I understand that you want to keep it under a storage shed not trailer cover. I live in hilton head sc and I keep mine under a storage shed so there is plenty of circulation. I have no problems with mold or anything. If I kept it outside with a cover on it there is so much humidity it would probaly get mold and stick to the camper.  I hope this helps. Welcome and enjoy your new Pod!

The MaxAir cover. Would be need to order that from our Pod dealer or Forest River instead of Camping World.

If you are thinking of covering your pod DO NOT use those plastic tarps.  A neighbor covered his PUP with one and it was covered in mold...not pretty.  We had a RV cover for a pop-up and used that to cover the top half of our rpod.  No problem.