Do some snowbirds stop in South Georgia or north Florida

[olustee bus]

and stay for the winter. Where do you like to go.

Is the weather suitable for you?

What do you like to do in those areas.

[trimacon]

Based on campgrounds being sold out in winter, I think many may choose the GA coast. Jekyll, tubes, St Simons, Cumberland island, Savannah & Brunswick areas seems popular.

[69Stang]

Being in S. Ga I can tell you not a lot of Snowbirds stay here. We have mild winters with maybe 2 or 3 nights where we get a hard freezes. I have seen it snow twice since 1997 with no accumulation. I think it's just cold enough to keep people away.

[wva3185]

Have been to St Marys GA for the last two winters. You have a few nights that are cold but still better than WV winters.

[gbstewart]

Panama City beach is ok and a bit cheaper to stay , weather not the warmest but better then Canada in the winter, we haven't snow bird yet but will be next year
gbstewart

[JMonroe]

Winters in south GA or northern FL are certainly far milder than any we ever experienced in Wisconsin, but there are too many "long pants and shoes" days for my taste.

There's a reason rates in the Florida panhandle drop considerably over the winter. If you don't mind frequent days with highs only in the 60's, there are a number of beautiful parks along the gulf coast.

For the best chance of shorts and sandals weather, for most of the winter, we generally suggest folks look no further north of the I-4 corridor in Florida. We stay right on that line, just south of Orlando. Many, if not most, morning temps in northwest Florida will be 10 to 15 degrees colder than we are.