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Did you know that a large group of migratory birds begin their trek to areas like Florida and Arizona as early as October? Some of them even drive. That’s right, snowbird season is upon us, and if your rig isn’t in storage, that means it’s probably joining the flock to warmer climates. While Florida is the top spot for this sun-seeking crowd, other snowbirds opt for less crowded camping destinations to take shelter from the winter chill.
From Tennessee to California, here’s where you can find snowbirding RVillagers this winter.
The Ultimate Guide to Snowbirding With Your RV
RVillagers Share Their Winter Camping Destinations
Mustang Island near Port Aransas, Texas. —Jeff W.
We’re going to spend 3 months at Carolina Pines RV Resort outside of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. —Liberty W.
Dauphin Island in Alabama. —Jane H.
I live in Arizona so I guess I’ll stay here. —Kathy J.
I’m full-time traveling to all the states so I won’t have to overly worry about freezing. —Sam P.
Florida Snowbirds
Join the conversationI’m traveling from Detroit, Michigan, to Donna, Texas. —Bernadette C.
Picayune, Mississippi, once again. It’s close enough, yet far enough, from New Orleans. —Neal M.
Wherever the weather, fuel prices, and camping fees are agreeable —Kayak West Virginia
North Ranch Escapees RV Park in Congress, Arizona. —NanaAdventures
Escapees RV Club
Join the conversationQuartzsite, Arizona. —Anna P.
Southern Californa. —Tom B.
Nashville, Tennessee. —Ju F.
Gila Mountain RV Park in Yuma, Arizona. We’re going partly because they have a sewing room and a woodshop. —The Shipp (Susan and David)
The Florida Keys. —Christy F.
Gulf Shores, Alabama. —Chris S.
The Best Locations and Campgrounds for Snowbirds
Thank you RVillagers for sharing your winter camping destinations with the RVing community. If you want to see your advice featured on “The Village Square,” be sure to share your favorite RVing hacks, tips, and tricks with the community, and keep an eye out for questions from RVillage Camp Hosts.
Editor’s note: Some quotes have been slightly edited for clarity.
