When the Snowbirds are Gone
In case you ever wondered what your favorite park looks like when you and the many other snow birds have left you can see here. :) For those who have been here it is the SW corner of Sun N' Fun, Sa...
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I've spent years in extended travel, most often staying in government campgrounds enjoying the space and natural ambiance. However, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention my, on again/off again, membership with Passport America for the occasional discount.
This year, I wintered in north Florida to be close to family. The park's monthly rate of $480 including electric was reasonable for all the amenities offered and it's close proximity to town. The plentiful live oak trees gave the impression of "old Florida", but the location on a 4 lane U.S. Highway contributed a lot of noise 24/7. Plus, I was a sardine in a can. There's not many commercial parks that have MY definition of the "it" factor. Spending the winter at a 6 screen drive-in, sans the big screens, is not my cup of tea. To each, their own.:D
This year, I wintered in north Florida to be close to family. The park's monthly rate of $480 including electric was reasonable for all the amenities offered and it's close proximity to town. The plentiful live oak trees gave the impression of "old Florida", but the location on a 4 lane U.S. Highway contributed a lot of noise 24/7. Plus, I was a sardine in a can. There's not many commercial parks that have MY definition of the "it" factor. Spending the winter at a 6 screen drive-in, sans the big screens, is not my cup of tea. To each, their own.:D
