40' DSDP -first RV trip to TX - where to stay?

[Stripe34]

Thank you thank you all! Great ideas, please keep em coming! If we're there for a couple of months, probably 8-10 areas we can explore :-)

We don't mind driving a long day or two to get to a good destination.

We'd rather be cold than hot: you can always add another layer, but there are limits to how many clothes you can take off :-)

Thanks again.

[twogypsies]

Originally Posted by Stripe34

If we're there for a couple of months, probably 8-10 areas we can explore :-)

Our first winters of full-timing that's exactly what we did...chose a state; stayed in state parks and moved around the state exploring the different areas. That way you know where you want to zero in if staying long-term. Every area is completely different.

We did this for Florida, Texas, Arizona and California. We settled in on Arizona as the tops for us.

[silvrhand]

Originally Posted by Stripe34

Thank you thank you all! Great ideas, please keep em coming! If we're there for a couple of months, probably 8-10 areas we can explore :-)

We don't mind driving a long day or two to get to a good destination.

We'd rather be cold than hot: you can always add another layer, but there are limits to how many clothes you can take off :-)

Thanks again.

At this time of year things start to cool off.

- Martin Dies State Park
- Sam Houston State Park
- Core of Engineer parks in TX are usually great

It really depends on what you want to do giving us a few more details?

- wine?
- get away with noone around
- fishing?
- boating?
- swimming?

[Stripe34]

Originally Posted by silvrhand

At this time of year things start to cool off.

- Martin Dies State Park
- Sam Houston State Park
- Core of Engineer parks in TX are usually great

It really depends on what you want to do giving us a few more details?

- wine?
- get away with noone around
- fishing?
- boating?
- swimming?

DH likes wine and I'm a permanent Designated Driver
No one around is good once in a while but not needed all the time
No fishing zzzz
No swimming, sometimes rent little boats on purty lakes

We love hiking/ walking, especially in scenic areas - lakes, hills, streams. Occasionally getting to cities so DH can try to culture me :-). Or for a good lunch or dinner, or incredible supermarkets like Central Market (I stumbled across it in Houston and OMG!!!!)

Ohan we want to meet and visit with y'all!!