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As mentioned, two electric heaters will trip the campsite supply. You can supplement your electric heater with a gas heater, but not wise to leave a gas heater on inside a tent unattended or overnight.

I had a similar problem at the New Year Meet in sub zero temperatures. My electric heater just wasn't coping very well. I had to resort to using my camping stove for extra heat...not recommended. Somebody lent me a small gas heater for a short while and it made all the difference.

You should be ok with a low voltage electric heater running all night, and this should be sufficient to keep the chill off.

I use a small caravan portable heater in my awning and it works very well, just remember that it will trip the electric if you have the heater running and put the kettle on too