Best Winter RV park in Florida for 2021

[RVThere]

If you want consistent warmth, you need to head for the Keys. Bluewater is great but pricey. For $500,000 you can buy your own site there!

Sugarloaf KOA should be open by then (still rebuilding after Irma). Sunshine Key also did a great job in rebuilding after the hurricane.

Last week, Miami was in the 40's. The Keys dipped to high 50's overnight but warmed up during the day.

[Mark D]

My suggestion would be to look into Palm Beach Motorcoach resort in Jupiter. 100 sites, great club house friendly people. 3 miles from 95 and 10 to 15 minutes from the beach.

Originally Posted by RoadEyePie

Assuming I can get in, what's the best RV park in Florida for the Winter in 2021 or 2022

[Burgy]

https://www.campgroundreviews.com/re...ida-resort-717

Liked it so much we own now... about 100 sites are rent-able if you check early(now). 1.4 hours to Fort Pierce on the east and Sarasota on the west, 2 hours south of Disney.

77 here today, well most days that or above

Rental info...

https://campflaresort.com/

[Miah]

How did this work out for you in 2020 and 2021 to date during peak winter seasons?

Originally Posted by TJFogelberg

My money is on Thousand Trails with the Trails Collection. (I have over 40 parks in Florida alone that I can stay in). Not sure where I would pick if I had to park in one for 3 months...I like to move around every 2-3 weeks.

[traveldawg]

Originally Posted by RoadEyePie

Well this is where we're staying this winter in Valle del Oro - Mesa, AZ. Florida got anything like this?

Swimming Pool, Lap Pool and 2 Spas
Big Name Concerts
8 Lighted Bocce Ball Courts
6 Lighted Pickleball Courts
16 Lighted Shuffleboard Courts
6 Lighted Tennis Courts
Softball Field, with league play
Horseshoe Pits
Lighted Ladder Golf Area
Putting Green
Fitness Center
Personal Trainers
Water Aerobics
Zumba
Salon
Massage Therapy
Patio Grill & Poolside Tiki Bar
Happy Hours with Live Music 5 Nights/week
Saturday Night Dances
Friday Night Fish Fry with Live Music & Dancing
Several Dog Parks, with agility stations
Billiards Room with 16 Pool Tables
1,500 sq ft State of the Art Woodshop
Multiple Card Rooms
Pottery Studio
Stained Glass Studio
Ceramics Studio
Arts & Crafts Room
China Painting
Quilting & Sewing Room
Leathershop
Large Model Train Area
Model Airplane Room
Radio Control (RC) Cars
Country Store
Computer Lab (PC & MAC Teaching Labs)
Internet Cafe
Large Ballroom
Line Dancing Classes
Square Dancing Classes
Ballroom Dance Classes
Theater Room
Commercial Kitchen/Event Catering
Non-denominational Church Services
Chapel Choir
4 Laundry Facilities
U.S. Post Office
Large Lighted Parking Lot
Wide Streets

Oh Yea, I think there are over 1700 sites but most are permanent "Park Models", with only about 10-15% RV sites.

I was going to say I stayed that park this past spring. But then realized the one I was in was in Tucson. It sounds just like yours.

We live here. You can look it up on the intraweb. You can also look up Fun and Sun in Sarasota. Both offer a lot of activities. Both are likely sold out for this winter season and possible next season too.

You'll find both these resorts offer a lot activities. But, unlike a lot of places in the SW and here in FL, the spacing between homes and RV lots is not as crammed in.

I'd suggest you first figure out what area of FL interests you (beach, lake, inland, coastal, tropical (FL Keys), not so warm (Panhandle), attractions (Orlando), historic (Jax / St. Augustine), woodsy (north central), crowded (mid-central), east coast - west coast, etc. Then maybe you can home in on which area you want to spend some time.