finding the perfect RV resort

[topher80]

Good morning. Peggy and I are in NH and are planning to store our motor coach in The Great Outdoor Resort in Titusville, FL for the winter. I discovered it at the rally in Syracuse. It looks great (large for sure) but we are looking for similar resorts in the country, do any of you have recommendations about 4-5 star resorts in other parts of the country?

We go to Palm Desert every winter (not yet by RV) but plan to when I retire. I am currently in a campground for the weekend in NH and it is large, mostly tents and trailers (we could be the only Class-A) and while sounding like a snob, I feel compelled to ask, where are the folks like us?

Thanks, in advance for your suggestions.

[barlow46]

Don't think OP was being snobbish, just that there were no other class A's around in the camp he was staying at. He is probably like most of us and likes a mixture of rv units around. Sometimes you get some good information from those who have rv's similar to what you own and a campground is a good place to discuss those things. If he is looking for a "resort" with only Class A's, then I would tend to agree.

[GENECOP]

Willow Tree RV resort Myrtle Beach........and right next to you....

[Eycom]

topher80 wrote:
...and while sounding like a snob, I feel compelled to ask, where are the folks like us?

They are in the campsites next to you, enjoying the same sun that shines down on you.:)