While it’s probably easy to shop for most of your loved ones, you likely have at least one or two “hard to buy for” relatives. And it’s no surprise to us if the snowbirds in your family are the ones you struggle to shop for each year. What do you buy snowbird grandparents, parents, or…
Arizona is a snowbird hot spot because you can find locations with warm and dry winters, natural beauty, and endless outdoor activities. As the sixth-largest U.S. state and one of the most popular for U.S. and Canadian snowbirds, you’ll have plenty of destinations to pick from in Arizona. Depending on which “Grand Canyon State” location…
Snowbirds flock to Texas because of the mild winters, beautiful landscapes, and an endless number of activities. As the second-largest U.S. state, snowbirds have plenty of locations to pick from in Texas. Depending on your interests and climate preference, you’ll generally enjoy sunshine and mild days (the mid 50s to 70s) from November through March…
Whether you’re new to camping or not, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of Kampgrounds of America or KOA. With over 500 KOAs in North America, you may have a KOA in your area or see signs for KOAs when you travel. There are three types of KOAs – Journey, Holiday, and Resort. KOA Journey…
When you think about where American and Canadian snowbirds head for the winter months, Florida likely comes to mind. For those fleeing the cold and snow, the “Sunshine State” is a popular snowbird destination because it offers warm weather, beautiful scenery, and plenty of outdoor activities. Yet, for many people, the most popular islands, beach…
When you decide to seek out sunshine and warmer climates during the winter months, one of the first questions you might have is how to select a snowbird location. It’s a frequent question we get from people who find this blog! If you’ve enjoyed vacationing in southern regions, you may already have a list of…
Thousands of Canadian and U.S. snowbirds travel I-75 when they head south each winter and on return trips to their northern homes. If you travel this Interstate Highway – no matter where you join or exit the almost 1,800 mile route – you might wonder what there is to do along the way. It makes…
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Are you thinking about living for extended periods in Florida, Arizona, New Mexico, or another southern state because of their sunny days? Perhaps you’re thinking about escaping the winter cold in Canada or New England and heading south for warmer weather? Whatever your reason for changing zip codes for several chilly weeks or a few…
If you camp frequently or think about spending your winter snowbirding in an RV park, you’ve probably heard about different membership clubs you can join that offer a variety of discounts and services to those in the camping community. But are the resources and savings these membership programs provide worth the cost of joining? Today,…
When you start thinking about this coming winter, you might begin plotting an escape from the cold and snow to a better climate. Doing so for more than a one or two week vacation would make you a snowbird. But if pet ownership is a part of your lifestyle, before you pick up and go…
When you enjoy camping and are thinking about heading south over the winter months, you might wonder if the RV snowbird lifestyle is right for you. If you pull into RV resorts in popular snowbird destinations, you’ll see plenty of other people who think it’s the right move! People escape freezing temperatures up north and…
During the summer months, most snowbirds return to their northern homes or embark on travel throughout the U.S. In the northeast, states like Michigan, New York, Vermont, and Maine welcome snowbirds and other travelers with beautiful scenic views and plenty of outdoor activities. When you visit New York, you can enjoy spending your days hiking,…
Every winter, there’s a great migration of U.S. and Canadian snowbirds who leave colder climates in favor of warm weather. While having the option to travel and live a snowbird lifestyle has great appeal, there are still details snowbirds need to address each winter before heading out to chase the sun. One of the crucial…
Every year at the start of winter, snowbirds and those looking to escape the snow migrate toward southern states like South Carolina, Florida, Arizona, and New Mexico. This seasonal movement results in many people searching rental listings for winter accommodations in warmer climates. Unfortunately, the competition for seasonal or short term housing might make sun…
You may enjoy relaxing in luxurious accommodations on expensive vacations, spending your days away from the office hiking in the back-country, or taking the kids to popular attractions when you’re away from home. But another wonderful opportunity may present itself if a relative or close friend invites you to stay with them. Many who live…
