Places to Winter

Wintering in your RV can be a fantastic way to escape the cold and explore new destinations. Many RVers head to warmer climates during the winter months. Here are some popular destinations for wintering in your RV:

1. Florida: Known for its warm weather, beaches, and numerous RV parks, Florida is a top destination. Places like the Florida Keys, Tampa Bay area, and the Gulf Coast are particularly popular.
2. Arizona: With its dry climate and natural beauty, Arizona is another favorite. The Phoenix area, Tucson, and the region around Quartzsite, famous for its large gathering of RVers, are great choices.
3. Southern California: Offering both coastal and desert landscapes, Southern California, including areas like San Diego, Palm Springs, and Joshua Tree National Park, attracts many winter RVers.
4. Texas Gulf Coast: Places like Galveston and Corpus Christi offer mild winter climates and beachside camping.
5. Baja California, Mexico: For a more adventurous winter trip, some RVers head to Baja California in Mexico. It's known for its beautiful beaches, seafood, and friendly towns.
6. South Texas: The Rio Grande Valley has a network of RV resorts catering to "Winter Texans." It's known for its birdwatching, Mexican culture, and affordable living.
7. New Mexico: Areas like Santa Fe and Albuquerque offer a mix of mild winter weather and rich cultural experiences.
8. Louisiana Gulf Coast: For a mix of warm weather and unique cultural experiences (like New Orleans and Cajun Country).
9. South Carolina/Georgia Coast: Destinations like Hilton Head, Charleston, and Savannah offer mild winters with southern charm.
10. Las Vegas, Nevada: If you enjoy entertainment and don't mind a cooler desert winter, Las Vegas offers numerous RV parks and proximity to natural attractions.

When choosing a destination to winter in your RV, consider the following:

• Climate: Look for places with mild winters but prepare for occasional cold snaps.
• Amenities: Ensure the RV parks or campgrounds have the facilities you need, especially if you plan a long-term stay.
• Cost: Some areas are more expensive than others. Florida and Southern California, for instance, can be pricier.
• Activities and Lifestyle: Consider what you enjoy doing. Some prefer quiet natural settings, while others seek out areas with lots of activities and social opportunities.
• Accessibility: Make sure the destinations you choose are accessible and safe to travel to in your RV, considering the routes and road conditions.

Lastly, always check the current travel advisories, especially if planning to RV in Mexico, and ensure that your RV is prepared for extended travel and living.