Hank MI wrote:
We stay at Miami Everglades RV park. Southwest of Miami and a little north of Homestead, 30 miles to Key Largo. Miami is considered sub-tropical so it's going to be pretty warm most of the time. We used heat at night for 3 or 4 days the first week of February this year but temps were in the 70's once the sun came up, shorts and t-shirt every day. It's not on the water but has a nice pool, miniature golf, volley ball, etc. Close to the keys, the everglades, Miami if you choose to drive there. It's an older park so some the sites are smaller but overall a decent place and you're pretty much guaranteed the weather will be warm. Temps and humidity don't get too high until end of March beginning of April. April 1st the place is just about empty, time to head north to cooler temps.
Back on 04/23/15 09:49am I answered this and said South of Orlando and North of Key West.... I stay with that statement. I also have been to the campground that Hank suggested and yes it would be a good first year Snowbird park for you until you learn the Florida area. Even in Orlando this last year it was very cold a few days.... I live in Northeast Florida and REALLY until you get south of I4 you are REALLY in Georgia weather wise. Many mornings this last few years there is ice on the windshield.
