Top Snowbird RV Destinations.
What is a Snowbird? A snowbird refers to people, who like birds, migrate south to warmer weather during the winter months. The beauty of owning an RV is the ability to easily move your home on wheels to a place with warmer weather. Below are just a few great destinations to escape the cold this winter.
Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort, Florida
Florida is one of the most popular snowbird destinations, especially with an average of 237 days of sunshine a year. If you are traveling with children or just want to experience the magic of Disney, look no further than Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort. This RV resort is located on 750 acres just outside the park entrance and is the perfect retreat after a day of adventure.
Each campsite is equipped with privacy landscaping, cable, water, and electrical hook-ups, as well as a picnic table and a charcoal grill. Most campsites also include a sewer hook-up. The resort also has Archery, horseback riding, canoeing, and much more.
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
With abundant natural beauty and a spirit you won’t find anywhere else, Hilton Head Island offers a relaxing, laid-back vibe that makes it a perfect destination. With 12 miles of pristine beaches, spend your days relaxing in the sand or explore many of the historic landmarks. Hilton Head is also the perfect golf destination for experienced and novice golfers alike. You are guaranteed a great time on the greens with more than 33 world-class courses, including a stop on the PGA Tour.
There are many RV parks located on the island, including a few that are within walking distance to the beach and local dining.
Crooked River State Park, Georgia
Located just a few miles from I-95 on in southern Georgia’s coast is Crooked River State Park. This park is the perfect spot for enjoying the Intracoastal Waterway and maritime forest. A nature trail winds through forest and salt marsh, giving hikers a look at gopher tortoises, fiddler crabs, herons, and other wildlife native to coastal Georgia.
Campsites at Crooked River are surrounded by palmettos and Spanish moss-draped oak trees, and each campsite features electric and water hook-ups. Other amenities include WiFi, bathrooms, showers, laundry, and a dump station.
Gulf Shores, Alabama
Alabama may not be the first state that comes to mind as a winter destination, but with 32 miles of white sandy beaches, the Gulf Shores is a hidden gem. Whether you’re in the mood for fun and adventure or relaxing days on the beach, Gulf Shores has something for everyone.
Gulf State Park is one of the most popular and picturesque campgrounds in the area. The campground offers full hookup campsites that have paved pads and can accommodate larger RVs. There are also air-conditioned bathhouses located throughout the Campground.
Key West, Florida
If you are looking to escape to a tropical paradise, Key West is the place for you. With endless snorkeling and diving opportunities, fishing, boating, or tasting the fresh local seafood, Key West has something for everyone. If you want to stay in the southernmost point of the United States, Boyd’s Key West RV Campground is a great option. They offer waterfront campsites with full hookups that offer beautiful sunset views.
Are you ready to escape the cold and visit one of these destinations? This is just a small list of many great places to visit this winter in your RV.
