RVing iso retirement locale
Flooded in NW Florida 4/30/14_choosing NOT to rebuild/flood zone/high insurance/empty nesters/retired Navy. In our mid&late 50's, we're ready to hit the road! With a growing list of possibilities, we ...
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Another St George Utah resident here, only moved here in March 2012. Part of what we love is how the area is large enough for a Costco and other big-box stores, but really has small-town qualities all around. Lots of access to the great outdoors (mountains up to 10,000ft for getting away from heat in the suumer). And we're only 2 hours from Las Vegas if we need real big-city stuff. There is a world-class hospital in town.
It was the access to the outdoors that kicked us into buying a TT last year and we visit some of the same places that previously were day trips. But the difference of being there at dawn/dusk/starlight is amazing.
We're now mid-50's and wanted to test-drive the area we hoped would be our retirement home-base while still working. Since you're going truly mobile, you can try more places.
As you gather more details about candidate locations, be sure to key in on politics/taxes/city budgets and the like. Although Utah is becoming more diverse, the dominant religion affects politics in both good and bad ways.
It was the access to the outdoors that kicked us into buying a TT last year and we visit some of the same places that previously were day trips. But the difference of being there at dawn/dusk/starlight is amazing.
We're now mid-50's and wanted to test-drive the area we hoped would be our retirement home-base while still working. Since you're going truly mobile, you can try more places.
As you gather more details about candidate locations, be sure to key in on politics/taxes/city budgets and the like. Although Utah is becoming more diverse, the dominant religion affects politics in both good and bad ways.
