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Old 10-04-2015, 09:14 PM   #1
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We are currently living in a campground in Indiana and pay $300 per month and metered electric. Not real expensive and a very nice park. Not sure about staying in the mid-west due to the winters, we are looking to head further south. Starting at eastern Tennessee and heading south are there any other decent parks at a reasonable price? Maybe staying a few months. I don't mind a little bit of cooler weather but sub zero stuff is getting old.
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You'd have to go pretty far south - even northern Florida can get cold in winter. Good luck!
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You'd have to go pretty far south - even northern Florida can get cold in winter. Good luck!
Again, I don't mind some cold weather but week long sub zero weather is wearing us down. Cold and some snow is fine but not all winter long.
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