How Well Does CVT Timber Creek Annex Hold Up In Wintery Conditions
Updated 06/17/2026 | Published 06/15/2026
Question:
How does the CVT annex hold up in wintery conditions?
asked by: Robert K
Expert Reply:
Hi Robert! The CVT Timber Creek Annex # RG35ZV can be used in winter but it is not a four-season tent. It could handle light snow, but any heavy or wet snow would need to be cleared frequently to keep it from collapsing.
Also, it doesn't really offer much in the way of insulation, and with the way it connects to the vehicle you will likely end up with the cold making it's way in. I expect this to be true with pretty much any tent that has this kind of design, and as far as I know all of them have a three-season rating with winter excluded.
What kind of winter camping are you you planning on doing?
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