Reverse snow-birds.
Since we bought property here in FL and plan to move here in less than a year, we will be reverse-snowbirds. Come the summer heat and bugs here in FL, we will head north for the hottest months. I'm no...
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mgirardo wrote:
We live in Coastal GA and summer in NJ. NJ can still get hot, but nothing like southeast GA. Plus our campsite is shady and across from a farm, so we always have a nice breeze blowing through.
Are there things to do there? A lake? A nice town to spend time in with a few decent restaurants? What is the daily temp there?
Reasonable? Nothing in NJ is reasonable. For us, it is more about being with family. Our kids are 14 and 12. Our campground is less than 2 miles from both sets of grandparents and most aunts and uncles. We pay $4,000 for a 5 month season.
Actually that is not bad if there are full-hookups and you have children. Many CGs charge more for over 2 people per RV.
The nice thing about it too is kids are still in school for almost 2 months when we get to the campground. Then it is busy for 2 months and then quiet again for the last month. Our kids are homeschooled and finish up their "school year" while at the campground.
-Michael
NJ would not be much cooler than Ocala in summer from what I understand. Perhaps we should look for elevation - the mountains.
