A ‘Snowbird’ is someone who RVs full-time, part time or even occasionally but migrates seasonally from colder regions to warmer or temperate areas, using their RV (recreational vehicle) and/or tow vehicles as their primary mode of transportation and accommodation. This lifestyle is particularly popular among retirees or those looking to escape harsh winter conditions in favor of milder climates. You’re basically a Snowbird if you simply want to go somewhere warmer for the winter in your RV.

Instead of renting a property or staying in hotels, RV snowbirds travel in their motorhome, camper, or trailer, enjoying the flexibility to move around to different locations. They often choose RV resorts or campgrounds for extended stays, where they can set up camp for weeks or months at a time. This allows them to enjoy a nomadic lifestyle, with the comfort of home on wheels while exploring new destinations.

For many RV snowbirds, the appeal lies in the freedom of traveling, the ability to live in a community of like-minded people, and the opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities, all while avoiding the winter weather back home. Save 40% when you book Long Term Stays at Grass Valley RV Resort.