As fulltimers we go south when it's cold up north and north with it's hot down south. We have "wintered" in Key West and southern Texas. I'd be interested in knowing what good spots are out there that we haven't considered yet.Please share your favorite winter locations and please include the RV park/campground that you liked best there.

Southern Arizona is very popular, especially Yuma.

North Central Florida west side.Took me 6 years of full timing to discover this area. The Springs are spectacular and CG rates unbelievable compared to down south. Wish I would have found it sooner!

Santa Maria, Ca, along with Solvang, Pismo Beach, Grover Beach. Can't beat the weather. Google this area, and see for yourself. Good Luck P.S. Hidden gems are Vandenberg AFB or Camp Roberts.

Mesa, Arizona. Loads and loads of RV parks of every size, and price, in the area. Lots of things to do both locally and with day trips out into the desert. Great museums and performing arts centers and, of course, spring training in March.Barb

Where do you spend your winters? | Good Sam Community

DianneOK
Explorer
Jan 16, 2014
Consider Louisiana
luvglass
Explorer
Jan 16, 2014
Southern Arizona is very popular, especially Yuma.
rockhillmanor
Explorer
Jan 16, 2014
North Central Florida west side.

Took me 6 years of full timing to discover this area. The Springs are spectacular and CG rates unbelievable compared to down south.

Wish I would have found it sooner!
hawkman541
Explorer
Jan 16, 2014
Santa Maria, Ca, along with Solvang, Pismo Beach, Grover Beach. Can't beat the weather. Google this area, and see for yourself. Good Luck P.S. Hidden gems are Vandenberg AFB or Camp Roberts.
BarbaraOK
Explorer
Jan 16, 2014
Mesa, Arizona. Loads and loads of RV parks of every size, and price, in the area. Lots of things to do both locally and with day trips out into the desert. Great museums and performing arts centers and, of course, spring training in March.

Barb
Dennis_M_M
Explorer
Jan 16, 2014
Tucson - warm days and cool nights, lots of good restaurants and lots to see and do.

Fifth winter for us in Desert Trails
azrving
Explorer
Jan 16, 2014
MichiganTraveler wrote:
As fulltimers we go south when it's cold up north and north with it's hot down south. We have "wintered" in Key West and southern Texas. I'd be interested in knowing what good spots are out there that we haven't considered yet.

Please share your favorite winter locations and please include the RV park/campground that you liked best there.

What part of Texas have you stayed in? Thanks
WoodGlue
Explorer
Jan 16, 2014
hawkman541 wrote:
Santa Maria, Ca, along with Solvang, Pismo Beach, Grover Beach. Can't beat the weather. Google this area, and see for yourself. Good Luck P.S. Hidden gems are Vandenberg AFB or Camp Roberts.

X2 on this suggestion. Also Morro Bay and don't forget So Cal, it's got many rural types of RV Parks (East Shore RV Park, San Dimas)

WoodGlue
Macktee
Explorer
Jan 16, 2014
Pueblo El Mirage, El Mirage, AZ. Love it. Macktee
donandmax
Explorer
Jan 16, 2014
hawkman541 wrote:
Santa Maria, Ca, along with Solvang, Pismo Beach, Grover Beach. Can't beat the weather. Google this area, and see for yourself. Good Luck P.S. Hidden gems are Vandenberg AFB or Camp Roberts.

Solvang..What a beautiful old Danish (type) town we just love it there.