Florida RV parks

[csseeker]

With our rv we are reverse snow birds. Live in Lakeland, FL for 9 months. During the hot months of FL we'll be headed into the mountains anywhere north.

[boblee52]

I know it's an old post but ever hear the term Sunbirds? It's a term for people like you and I. An old camp host called me that about 5 years ago when I stayed at Myakka State Park He told me that Sunbirds were opposite of Snowbirds. Kind a makes sense in an odd way. I've only heard it used a few times.

[RVMichael]

Snowbirds are based and rooted in a northern state, and choose to escape to Florida for one to three months, either in rentals or condos they own as investments. Their stay is similar to an extended vacation, their time spent in leisure and relaxation, away from the rigors of northern winters and the responsibilities of a committed lifestyle.

Sunbirds, on the other hand, are official residents of the state of Florida and vote here, having, if not their roots, at least many links to an active life in our state for up to eight months.

Letter: Sunbirds vs. snowbirds