I just got the itch to start heading north. Must not be the only one since the park is beginning to empty. Makes me wonder if we're not like those birds that we're compared to. Who else feels the urge to start the slow migration.I suppose if you put the pedal to the metal and get back in 4-5 days that urge might not exist. For those that vacation their way back north, when is your expected departure date.

It's 27 degrees and breezy in south central Pennsylvania.You may want to wait another week. :(

We will leave the park on the 21st of this month and arrive home on the 22nd of next month.

We're heading for home on March 12th. Would have liked to stay until the end of March but the campground rates change on the 14th for spring/Easter and combined with the exchange rate on the Canadian dollar, it simply becomes not worth it.

I was outside enjoying the warm spring day in Northern Neck VA two days ago. There was a steady stream of geese doing just that - heading North...This morning the Temp on my North window read 24 degrees... It almost 9AM now and it is only up to 33 degrees outside now... Calling for SNOW tonight...Roy Ken

Yes yes yes. We're heading 300 miles north to hill country in 2 weeks where we will stay for ANOTHER MONTH. Hopefully the weather will improve back home by the end of April.

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camper19709
Explorer
Mar 17, 2016
Calling for snow this weekend in Delaware! Think I will wait a week or two and then SLOWLY wander north. Currently in Brooksville, Florida.
CabinetmakerII
Explorer
Mar 26, 2016
As Full-Timers, we can go whenever we please. We are leaving Yuma April 5th and taking our time getting back to Idaho. We have some friends and family to stop and see along the way. Have an appointment at the dealership in Oregon on April 20th. Should be back in Idaho somewhere around the end of April, perhaps the first part of May. Life is good!
John_Joey
Explorer
Mar 26, 2016
camper19709 wrote:
Calling for snow this weekend in Delaware! Think I will wait a week or two and then SLOWLY wander north. Currently in Brooksville, Florida.

Yup, I got in a hurry and paid the price. If I would have left TexOhoma two days sooner, I might have been able to thread the needle. Instead, winter storm Selene put up a huge wall between me and home. We have a rule never to get back before April 15'th, but I got homesick this year.

For those that like to stay south till late (and then poke fun at mobile RV'ers for their slow migration) then sprint north in a car staying in hotels for 2-5 nights , this is what you're missing.

No bugs, no matting 'gators, no snakes, no cockroaches, no AC to stay comfortable, 70's during the day, with 50's during the night, and clean smelling air with the scent of blooms. Just your wonderful simple springtime weather with robins looking for lunch.

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Tequila
Explorer
Mar 27, 2016
Still down in Mexico, currently just south of Mazatlan, but slowly headed north
ventrman
Explorer
Mar 29, 2016
We are leaving the RGV of south Texas on May 1st.

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