Whether you’re a full time RV-er or seeking a seasonal escape, it helps to know the winter hotspots or off-the-beaten path stays around the United States. Add these great winter destinations to your travel list this year.
Midway, Utah
Ski and snowboarding enthusiasts love the winter season, and the top of your ski resort destinations should be Midway, Utah. This small community is on the other side of the mountain from Salt Lake City, making it a little quieter and a little closer to ski resorts like Park City Mountain and Brighton. There’s plenty of winter hiking spots and cross-country skiing spots around town as well, making it a snow-lover’s dream destination.
Gardiner, Montana
When you want to make the most of the winter weather, drive to Gardiner, Montana. This small town is located on the north Yellowstone entrance and is the only one open year-round. Experience the park covered in a blanket of glittering snow during a time when the park is not flooded with tourists. There’s also snowshoeing, snowmobiling tours, and other winter activities to do.
The Florida Keys
If you’re looking to spend the winter months in a tropical paradise, head south to the Florida Keys. The string of islands offers a handful of RV resorts, state parks, and marinas to make the most of the warm weather and beautiful sights. You can hit the beach, snorkel, or rent a boat to spend a little time on the water. It’s a great way to enjoy the tropics without having to leave the states.
Hill Country, Texas
Texas is another snowbird destination that offers year-round fun. The Texas Hill Country includes Austin, San Antonio, and several destinations to the northwest. It’s a scenic area with great birding, shopping, hiking, and more – plus there are numerous RV parks to choose from, so finding a spot to park is a breeze. You can visit a few other notable spots in the Hill Country, like the charming German town of Fredericksburg that features a handful of local wineries and museums, or the quaint town of Ingram, located along the Guadalupe River and known for vintage shops, waterside fun, and a replica Stonehenge.
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