Summer snowbirding up North???
While I know of several parks and resorts down South and Southwest for snowbirding during the cold, Winter months, how about when it's just to dang HOT during the Summer!? Where might there be plac...
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I see you're from MO, so I'll keep the drive short. I would go up into MN, WI, upper then lower MI then back home. This area is casino/state park/county park heaven. You can easily move around and see it all, with no major issues or large expenses.
The big difference between a snowbird and a sunbird is that there are lot's of snowbirds. Which mean we group up and have something in common. Parks cater to us because of the volume.
A sunbird does not have that luxury, you will be pretty much on your own. You're going to have a hard time finding a park that is aimed at sunbirds in the Midwest. I do understand that on the east coast that may change.
The big difference between a snowbird and a sunbird is that there are lot's of snowbirds. Which mean we group up and have something in common. Parks cater to us because of the volume.
A sunbird does not have that luxury, you will be pretty much on your own. You're going to have a hard time finding a park that is aimed at sunbirds in the Midwest. I do understand that on the east coast that may change.
