Toy hauler remodel - insulation?

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Newbie to RVing here. I got a small toy hauler that I want to customize for full time RVing. There is a small kitchen and bath at the front of the unit. The back is all garage with a fold-down couch/bed on each side wall. First thing I want to do is add insulation around the garage/box. My main question is: would it be a total waste if I don't insulate the kitchen and bath section? Or would it help somewhat? Mostly I'll follow good weather but just in case...
Any advice, suggestions are greatly appreciated. TIA.
 
Adding insulation would be depending on where you are going camping. Most full timers are snow birds meaning that we are north in the summer and south in the winter so insulation is really not needed. If you are going somewhere that is really cold be aware that RVs don't do well in really cold weather.
 
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