Are we having an early snowbird season?
We just returned from Gulfport Miss and the park was crowded but not full of snowbirds. It also seems earlier than normal.
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The park I'm in just raised their rates for 2018 by $125 so I'm not sure how good my observations are, but. I can count on both hands how many Canadian plates I can see (easily) when I go for a walk.
We took three weeks to come south this year, parks along the way seemed to have the normal amount of campers given the time of year and the route we took.
To the OP, Gulfport MS isn't really a huge long term snowbird area. Many will use that upper Gulf coast area in November/December and then again in March/April/May. What you're seeing could be the end of the "flying flock" for that time of year heading further south for warmer temps.
We took three weeks to come south this year, parks along the way seemed to have the normal amount of campers given the time of year and the route we took.
To the OP, Gulfport MS isn't really a huge long term snowbird area. Many will use that upper Gulf coast area in November/December and then again in March/April/May. What you're seeing could be the end of the "flying flock" for that time of year heading further south for warmer temps.
