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I'm storing mine outside and just bought a breathable winter cover - I'm sure mine is waterproof - made by Kampa.

I was advised to leave my travel cover on so I'm wondering about its waterproofness, now.

Interesting to read about bubble wrap, etc.

Scott

Try a couple of wash baskets upturned under the standard cover, this helps to circulate the air, keeps the cover high, and stops the rain from forming puddles on top of the unit.     ( but, remember to take out your laundry first. )

Di and Jeff

kybo

mine is a kampa aswell and is not waterproof only water resistant as far as i know they all are.

it's true they say rain beads off and so on but notice they do not say the cover is waterproof.when mine let in some water not alot but some i contacted them and was told they are meant to go on top of your travel cover and not replace it,so as i said before whats the point of a breathable cover if you have to have a non breathable one under it?

http://www.kampa.co.uk/storage_covers/trailertent.html

 Yes Frederico,

There was much more snow up ,north, our FC only had a light dusting,we don't usually get any snow down in our little southern corner,so it was sort of nice to see it for once.

Ps. We also keep our transit cover on,under the Kampa cover, when parked in our driveway during winter and summer.