A Different Approach to Snowbirding
I've been full time RVing for a couple years now and love it. I've had the opportunity to actually live in such amazing places for months at a time and really experience the cultures and nature. ...
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HadEnough wrote:
The main point of this thread is to ask this...
Has anyone every bought a small piece of land, just to use a maximum of 6 months out of the year as a getaway, set up water and electric on it (I can go to a dump station for black water) and used that piece of land as a seasonal spot for their RV?
What would zoning be like with this? I don't own any real estate so I don't understand how this works. I own boats and RVs.
Could I do this in an area that is less than a 2 hour drive from a Whole Foods in Florida? In Maine? Less than 2 hours from an airport?
Would I have lots of problems or is it considered a vacations property since it has nothing built on it and no permanent residency or dwelling?
I see no mailbox, no permanent RV there, no meaningful development of the land. Just a spot to park with water and electricity. Or even fully off grid if that's easier.
Would this work?
Basically, making my own one RV campground that's in use half the year?
I've thought about doing something similar on a couple acres we own in Florida that isn't developed. It's located in Hernando County (Brooksville) and it's just a few miles from I-75. Orlando International Airport is only an hour and a half away, so is Whole Foods. We will probably never make it happen, so feel free to send me a PM if you'd like to take it off our hands.
