2021-22 Florida and/or Arizona

We stay at Lazy Days in Tucson on our way to California and back, it's not a bad park, full services and amenities (and a restaurant on-site), it might be a bit pricey though for a long stay. There are a number of parks in Yuma that may be less expensive and they have the same amenities, let us know if you need details.

Also Consider the Rio Grande Valley of Texas, Less than 1/2 the price and at least twice the fun. About 400 parks to choose from $200 - 900. a month with a 3 to 5 month stay and many first timer specials, just ask. With so many parks reservations are not needed except maybe at the cheapest and most expensive parks. I suggest just come down and rent a spot for a week and look at many parks to find what you like. So many choices in the 300. to $400. range. Most parks will have metered electric that usually runs $50. to $100 a month depending on use.

I keep looking for a beach in AZ but haven’t seen one yet. Can’t turn around in Florida without tripping over one. All depends on what you’re after. We happen to like the beaches on the Gulf of Mexico.

Dave

You might want to take into consideration traveling across the country during winter. Pick a place and stay put.

I vote arizona, everyday is about the same flr you never know,less bugs in AZ.

Move quickly to snag any still available spots for the nicer parks.

I vote Florida.

What kind of aminities or services do you need or want to meet your needs? How long are you planning on staying in a RV park or resort, makes a big difference in prices/rates. Are you looking for small RV parks with few aminities or a resort with full aminites i.e. large rv sites, 50 amps , swiming pools, tennis courts, pickle ball courts, golf etc.
what parts of Ariz. or Flordia do you like? Go to the web site "Good Sam RV parks", pick areas, type of RV park that will meet your needs and the web site will give you a complete list of parks that meet your needs.