Where do you spend your winters?
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 th...
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It's hovered around freezing several nights but we haven't had any problems. The temps have been pretty consistently in the 60's during the day and 40's at night. We use an electric space heater and keep the RV thermostat at around 68-70 and it doesn't run much-never during the day and usually just a couple of times each night for a few minutes. We have the windows open most afternoons and even had to turn the AC on a few times.
I've heard New Mexico can get pretty cold in the winter but it has been mild this year. It's not as nice as the weather they are having in Arizona though. It might be a gamble buying the park pass just for the winter season. We had already used ours enough that we were prepared to head to Arizona or Texas if it got too cold here.
There is a blog called Travels With Andy that has a lot of information about the New Mexico State Parks. He doesn't talk about them much lately but his earlier entries are full of info. He even created a New Mexico State Parks app that you can purchase on iTunes.
I've heard New Mexico can get pretty cold in the winter but it has been mild this year. It's not as nice as the weather they are having in Arizona though. It might be a gamble buying the park pass just for the winter season. We had already used ours enough that we were prepared to head to Arizona or Texas if it got too cold here.
There is a blog called Travels With Andy that has a lot of information about the New Mexico State Parks. He doesn't talk about them much lately but his earlier entries are full of info. He even created a New Mexico State Parks app that you can purchase on iTunes.
