Winter is in full swing, and if you’re looking to get out in your RV, you’re probably going to want to head south. You see, while the northern parts of the country are freezing, there are many places in the south that are still enjoying plenty of warmth and sunshine.

If you can manage to get your rig to one of these amazing places, you’ll be able to continue your camping adventures while still staying perfectly comfortable, even in the middle of the coldest season.

Wondering where to find the best warm-weather winter RV destinations in the US? Read on!

Florida

Florida is known as the Sunshine State for a reason. This place is sure to offer plenty of warm weather, even in January and February. On top of that, there are plenty of things to see and do in the state as well, meaning you’ll never get bored even if you stay the entire winter.

Orlando

Orlando may not be the warmest place in Florida, but it is warm enough and it plays host to some of the most amazing theme parks in the world. If you want to spend time in Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando, SeaWorld Orlando, or LEGOLAND Orlando, this is the winter RV spot for you!

Everglades National Park

Prefer more natural attractions? Why not plan a stay in Everglades National Park? This gorgeous park is home to all kinds of amazing wildlife, including hundreds of alligators and all sorts of birds. If you’re an animal lover, you’ll adore your time in this beautiful park.

The Florida Keys

The Florida Keys are always warm and sunny, and the many adventures the islands offer are pretty incredible. Whether you want to go for a hike, spend the day relaxing on a beach, go paddling, or explore a historic site, there is something for you in the Keys.

Southern Texas

Unfortunately, campgrounds in Florida do get pretty full in the winter, so you may not be able to snag any camping reservations at this point. Need another option? Southern Texas is often overlooked as a good winter RV spot, even though there are actually a few good places to keep warm in the state.

South Padre Island

A favorite of many RVers, South Padre Island is generally the warmest spot in Texas. We love that choosing this RV winter location puts you right next to the ocean, and we especially love the amazing surfing community on the island. If you love the ocean, you’ll love staying at South Padre.

Padre Island National Seashore

Another wonderful Texas beach escape, Padre Island National Seashore is ideal for those who prefer a more natural beach area. This NPS site is home to tons of native birds and is the perfect place to immerse yourself in the beauty of Texas nature.

Southern California

Many snowbirds adore spending winters in Southern California. We can’t blame them. The warm and sunny weather paired with the amazing opportunities for outdoor recreation are pretty fantastic. Of course, the cool attractions don’t hurt anything either.

San Diego

San Diego is the place to go if you want plenty to do and some awesome culture to go along with it. Visit the world-famous San Diego Zoo, check out sea lions at La Jolla Cove, or head outside of the city to try one of the many hiking and biking trails in the area. No matter what you do, you’re sure to have a great time.

Joshua Tree National Park

Located not too far from San Diego, Joshua Tree National Park is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle. Camp right in the middle of the park or pick a boondocking spot in the vast wilderness surrounding the park. Either way, make sure to check out as many trails as you can and do plenty of stargazing.

Arizona

Lastly, we can’t forget to mention Arizona. This is a haven for winter RVers for a reason. A large part of the state stays nice and sunny during the winter months, meaning you won’t have to worry about staying comfy. On top of that, you’ll find lots of hiking trails, biking trails, and museums to keep you busy during your visit.

Phoenix

Phoenix offers lots to see and do, making it a great home base for winter RV travels. Some of our favorite Phoenix attractions include the Desert Botanical Garden, the Phoenix Zoo, the Musical Instrument Museum, the Heard Museum, and the Hole in the Rock hiking area.

Saguaro National Park

Another fantastic Arizona winter RV destination, Saguaro National Park is a must-see park that should be on every RVer’s bucket list. While you can’t RV camp in the park itself, there is plenty of RV camping in nearby Tucson, including some free boondocking.

As you can see, there are tons of great places to escape the cold and enjoy some warmth and sunshine in your RV, even in the dead of winter. Which sunny spot will you head to this season?

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About the author: Chelsea Gonzales

Chelsea has the amazing opportunity to take part in full-time RV living and traveling with her tiny tribe. She homeschools her five-year-old son as they travel, and takes full advantage of their unique situation by using the entire world as her son’s classroom. A group of total Disney fanatics, Chelsea and her family often find themselves in the Orlando area in order to visit the Disney parks, but they have also visited over 25 of the 50 states with plans to see many more along the way. No matter where her travels take her, Chelsea enjoys riding bikes, gazing at beautiful sunsets, finding new coffee shops, Irish dancing, and sitting around a campfire with her family.

You can join her adventures through her blog, Wonder Wherever We Wander.

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