Are you referring to one of those soft covers advertised by Camping World all the time?
If so, I vote "no", especially in Florida heat and humidity.
First of all, how much time and effort does it take to get a big coach covered? Too much, I bet.
Will the coach bake while all zipped up in the cover? Will the internal heat and humidity allow wee beesties to grow on surfaces in the coach?
I don't know, but when I left my Gainesville, FL home for a 6 week RV trip in '05 I made the mistake of turning off the air conditioning. When we retuned, the house smelled musty. I found mold growing on leather belts and shoes and more.
Before we fulltimed the rig was always parked on a pad (river rock) next to the house with the thermostat set to 78 degrees. I never had a problem with the exterior due to weather or the interior due to high humidity. We now fulltime in the same coach.
If I wanted a shelter and owned a home or real property, I would build an RV port with hookups.
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Lew
Fulltimers! - Currently in Gainesville, FL - working as Webmaster & Special Projects Manager
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