America’s best warm-weather destinations to enjoy camping in the fall and winter

With fall now in full force in the United States and winter not far behind, some are going to get down to it for the next few months. However, this is the perfect time to be adventurous.

In many regions, the weather is perfect, and the fall foliage creates many beautiful landscapes. But if the cold weather is really not for you, there are places with warm climates that you can visit and travel.

If you like being outdoors, Campgrounds of America you covered With over 500 campgrounds across North America, they can provide the perfect situation for what you’re looking for.

If your goal is to get out of the cold and into the sun, they have plenty of warm weather spots to visit. One of the most popular destinations is Arizona.

Pikachu/Tuscon will provide warm days and mild nights relative to desert temperatures. If you want to enjoy the pool at night, it is constantly heated to 85 degrees.

Ironwood National Monument is worth a visit while driving south, and Boyce Thompson Arboretum is another recommended attraction. Adrenaline junkies can get their fix by skydiving at SkyVenture Arizona, a short trip down the road.

Another popular destination is visiting the village Florida Keyswhere there is a coastal RV resort for those looking to change things up a bit. They also have the Sugarloaf Key Hotel.

Boat rentals are available, and the pool is open year-round. All ages can enjoy their pool bar, which offers great cocktails and frozen drinks to keep you comfortable while you lay and sunbathe or spend the day in the water.

With direct access to a private shoreline, this is the perfect getaway for those looking to escape the dreary cold and soak up the sun. Bicycles and golf carts are available for rent to get around campus.

And last but not least River ridge in Louisiana’s French Quarter. Comfortable low to mid 60’s every day, enjoy this campsite right on the Mississippi River.

There’s no place like Bourbon Street for unique food and drink. Trying authentic Cajun will change your life!

Work off all that food with a bike ride, walk or run along the Mississippi Riverfront Trail. The Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium, and the National World War II Museum are among the most popular attractions in the area.