RV port home or RV resort space

I would take a look at Sunrise Bluffs in New Mexico. The weather is very nice year round. It is not too hot in the summer and not too cold in the winter. I do not live there but I live close by and have seen the development. They have some homes that have RV ports next to the home and they have RV parking.

If the weather is what is important, why leave California? You will be hard pressed to find anywhere else in the U.S. where the weather is consistently better than what it is on the West Coast, particularly if you don't like hot summers or cold winters.

Only place consistently better is Hawaii, always temperate to warm, depending in altitude and you get to choose between the rainy side and the dry side. Of course, the lifestyle makes your RV irrelevant.

Buy-in RV resort properties are mostly located where snowbirds want to go, or where people have decided it is better to swelter through the summer than to be cold in the winter.

You will find RV resorts also throughout the middle south: Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, the Carolinas, Arkansas. These places, however, can get hotter than Florida in the summer and frigid in the winter, like any other place in N. America that is more than 50 miles from the coast.

A RV port home can be anywhere you want to build it. We have at least 20 scattered through our small city of 30,000. There are many more in the Grand Lake area. If you don't like hot summers, you don't want to come here.

Indio in the winter, Idaho or Oregon Coast in the summer. RV resorts. JMHO

BillMFl wrote:
Move to Hawaii. Its the only state that is never too hot or too cold. :)

That sounds great, but it might be a tough drive in the MH.

Executive wrote:
Try Gulf Shores in Alabama...right on the Gulf...be aware of hurricanes though....Dennis

I don't think there are any right on the Gulf. I noticed one that failed with lovely Irish cottage type buildings next to pads has reopened and is across street from the Gulf. GS is cool in winter compared to Florida. On the other hand more tolerable in summer with Gulf breezes .

Move to Hawaii. Its the only state that is never too hot or too cold. :)

Here are 2 that we have visited. Both very nice. http://www.deercreekmotorcoachresort.com/

http://www.canecreekresort.com/

You really need to research the mountains in the eastern U.S. Aside from all the possible pitfalls mentioned in an earlier post, there are many beautiful places in Georgia, the Carolinas, and both Virginias. A lot of Floridians retreat to those areas in the summer for the breezy days and cool nights. When they go up there to stay we call them "half-backs", :B

There's always Oregon's "banana belt"...

We just bought a Rv lot in the North Georgia mountains. It was much cooler than Florida and is a beautiful area. There are lots of ownership parks. I wouldn't want to be there in the winter though...too cold for me. Will head back to the Florida Keys before the snow.

Try Gulf Shores in Alabama...right on the Gulf...be aware of hurricanes though....Dennis