(07-14-2026 11:02 AM)Tiger1983 Wrote:  

(07-14-2026 10:56 AM)TripleA Wrote:  Oh, as for watching out for bad weather, I plan to strictly follow the sun all year. I will winter from about Thanksgiving until the end of March somewhere way down South, likely either Florida, Texas or Arizona.

During that down time, I will plan my route for the next travel season, roughly from April through November.

Starting in early April, I will leave my wintering spot and slowly head north, arriving at the northern most route as summer begins, then slowly working my way across and back down, until I end up at my next wintering spot. I will likely change up from snowbird sites from year to year to prevent boredom.

Right now, southern AZ looks like the cheapest spot to winter over, south Texas looks like the best overall spot, and Florida is the most fun, but also the most expensive.

One of my neighbors follows the same timing you mentioned. I guess it is common among RV travelers.

Yeah, when you start to put even a small amount of thought into it, seems logical, unless you just prefer bad weather, lol.