At our weekly park-wide coffee yesterday our Manager announced that Mesa Regal (2005 total spaces, about 33% park models) is completely booked for long-time visits for the season. Some individual RV spaces for short time ( o/night - 2-3 days) may be available on first-come basis pending arrival of reserved visitors.

I don't think I would want to "Winter" there, to big and packed!

We are booked at Sun Life. Was already pretty full in April when we made our reservations. With all the cold weather up north many more are heading south. Plus RGV weather has not been good the last couple of years.

ronfisherman wrote:We are booked at Sun Life. Was already pretty full in April when we made our reservations. With all the cold weather up north many more are heading south. Plus RGV weather has not been good the last couple of years.By the looks of the El Nino forecast, the weather may not be good anywhere in the south this year and Florida looks to be hit the worst with wet weather ....

A little more wet would be OK in AZ. As long as it is warm.

Rumor has it that rates will be dropping in the RGV by 33% because of the reduction due to snowbirds going to AZ and FL. Also rumors are that we are not in the last stages of climate change and the jet stream will continue to sift to the east even more. California will get much needed relief while AZ will suffer devastating dryness and water rations. FL is suppose to be on the route of the Pineapple express coming from South America when it continue shifting easterly. Of course that's just rumors. Look at Buffalo and it's new found snowfall. Not like they never had that before and not like it will continue shifting easterly as thing continue to warm. I'm sure if climate change is for real, it has stopped moving our weather pattern by now. :B

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Retiredblade
Explorer
Oct 18, 2015
joebedford wrote:
Retiredblade wrote:
A couple of years ago, I went back to Yuma, and rented a rv lot up in the foothills. It had two rv spaces on it, full hookups, wifi, telephone included, electric, garbage pickup and laundry facilities in the consita on the property. Had a good neighbor from Alberta. The cost was $400. a month! I would look across the wash to a rv park and they were stuffed together and was paying $600. a month plus electric. Can't beat that!
What kind of activities did you have in the consita?

Well, it was a very big piece of land and we and our Canadian friends made a Bocce ball court and I taught them how to play and they taught me how to say eh? Also, we made a horse shoe pit. And across the street was a community center that one could join and swim in the pool, play cards and bingo and they had a lot of meals.
joebedford
Nomad II
Oct 18, 2015
Retiredblade wrote:
joebedford wrote:
Retiredblade wrote:
A couple of years ago, I went back to Yuma, and rented a rv lot up in the foothills. It had two rv spaces on it, full hookups, wifi, telephone included, electric, garbage pickup and laundry facilities in the consita on the property. Had a good neighbor from Alberta. The cost was $400. a month! I would look across the wash to a rv park and they were stuffed together and was paying $600. a month plus electric. Can't beat that!
What kind of activities did you have in the consita?

Well, it was a very big piece of land and we and our Canadian friends made a Bocce ball court and I taught them how to play and they taught me how to say eh? Also, we made a horse shoe pit. And across the street was a community center that one could join and swim in the pool, play cards and bingo and they had a lot of meals.
Nice.

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