Planning next winter full-time- suggestions?
We've been in Minnesota for 65 years, the last 20 of which saw a great deal of snow removal. Quite frankly, we're fed up with this state, have our summer planned in our new 5er, and would appreciate ...
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Get the America the beautiful pass which gets you free admission to all National Parks and Historic Sites,plus half price camping at federal campgrounds.We got into Yellowstone free and paid $13 a night camping.Since you're full timers, you don't have to stay in one spot.In the fall and spring you could spend it in South Carolina,Georgia,Northern Florida or central Arizona.Since you're used to northern winters, an occassional snow or few days of cold shouldn't bother you when the majority of the time the weather will be decent. We spent Christmas in Huntington Beach State Park in South Carolina about 4 years ago. The day we got there it was 80. The rest of the week was in low 60's.Short walk to the beach,short drive to nice restaurants and you can walk to Atatlaya,the home of the Huntington's who the park is named after.And at that time was $18 a night for W&E. They had great nature programs,some full hookups and the rest water and electric.Plenty of golf courses too. We also spent a week in January in Ocala,Florida. Weather in 70's.Lot's of places to chose from.
