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- Jayco-noslideExplorerWe are currently at Gulf SP in Gulf Shores, Al. a huge favorite with people. Because every site is full hook-up, paved, large and level. All the amenities of a private resort RV park. Long term is allowed with monthly rates. Problem is getting in. You would need to start working on reservations now.
- netjamExplorerMS, AL are good choices. You'll have a great time but it will be colder than AZ. Dec & Jan might be hard to take.
- doxiemom11Explorer IITake US 90 and visit Gulfport, Long Beach, Pass Christian and Bay St. Louis. Beaches around here are open - no mass building of condos - fishing piers, pull offs with free parking with plenty of room for a motorhome - explore and find what you like. There is also the Gulf Island National Seashore area around Ocean Springs with nice camping.
- rockhillmanorExplorer IIJust beware of the one where the train runs 2 feet from the CG! :B
- NORM_WADDELLExplorerOn your list include Hollywood R V Park
(and casino) in Bay St Louis MS. Beautiful
place, big trees well spaced sites. You
can get a gambler's card (no gambling required)
and get reduced meal prices. When you leave,
drive U S 90 along the coast to Biloxi, and
see the vacant lots left by Katrina, where
there had been beautiful homes.
At Biloxi you can take I 110 back to I 10
to continue east.
Also consider Gulf Shores AL......MANY
r v parks.........great area
P M me for more - ljrNomadI've been spending a couple months each Winter at Buccaneer State Park in Waveland, MS for the last couple years. I plan on doing the same next year.
$480/mo FHU. Short walk to the ocean front. A little farther to the beach. Lots of restaurants and a casino (with a great buffet) nearby. Thanks to hurricanes everything is new. Not the most exciting place in the world but a nice spot to hang out for awhile.
PM me if you have any specific questions.
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