codensation

I have not seen enough condensation to form a puddle on the floor.

After we drove through the torrential downpour on the way home from Ohio (which lasted for a week "after" we got home) I did notice alot of moisture on the windows.

We have had condensation on the windows on very cold and damp nights.  The back window is the worst, one night the bottom frame of the window filled with water and started to overflow onto the bed.  After that, at night I put a rolled up paper towel in the channel and the condensation was absorbed so it would not drip.  We did have a couple windows cracked open, but the condensation was still an issue.

We would notice condensation only on cold and/or rainy nights.  This is a common problem when camping in anything...including tents.  Open windows, vents and breath less.  You could try running a fan to keep the air moving. 

We've had the same problem the last 4 weekends we've been camping (its rained every weekend in October around here).  Cracking 2 windows and cracking the vent an inch help, but its not perfect.  This makes me think more about trying out the small-fan-under-the-shower-mod I've discussed elsewhere here.  The overhead fan is way too big... too much amperage when on battery power and too much air flow.  A small 2" biscuit fan, installed under the shower where it would vent up through the vent already installed below the shower would be about right.  Only problem would be the possibility of freezing up the water trap for the shower drain if its freezing outside...