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You'll be fine inside the camper but unless you have some decent insulation for the underneath of those in the awning - they may not find it so welcoming!. We woke up last Tuesday with a thick frost oustide and i would guess no more than 0 degrees overnight but we were toasty inside the sleeping compartments.

As above wet pack up is another matter and having done it now, not something I will look forward to again in a hurry, especially if cold and wet!

It has been cold...we've been okay in the camper, blow heater and heated matresses...we were dreading a wet pack up today, but although it rained through the night, it wasn't raining when we packed away...we gave everything a good dry with towels, so hopefully it will be okay...will probably give it an air tomorrow if its fine before we put it back in the garage.

Have to say, I wouldn't like to have slept in the awning...even with heating, it's a much bigger space to heat...we could feel the cold as soon as we opened the camper door.

We were in Northern Ireland last June and the night temp was below freezing.

Thankfully we did not have the awning with us but we did have an oil filled radiator and electric blankets.

we are going away on wednesday for 3 nights, have extra duvet, blanket and have bought a small electric heater. with having the dog with us he will keep us warm at night (ha ha). if you book to go away, I think you make the most of it anyway as the weather could be good or bad if you stay at home.

we have just come back from Woolacombe where we stayed for 5 nights

had mainly fine weather ,but awful rain on Sunday night / Monday daytime, but not too bad packing up this morning

with a duvet and oil filled heater on overnight we were *too* hot some of the time !