Arizona RV park snowbirds staying longer

If you haven't yet arrived in Arizona for this year's snowbird season, it is likely you won't make it. However, if after watching the chaotic weather that is now plaguing the mid-west and Canada and you are thinking about extending your stay to avoid the winter furies, don't wait too long to extend your reservation.














The Arizona Association of RV Parks & Campgrounds says that Arizona’s recreational vehicle parks have seen greater numbers than last year, with parks up between ten and 30 percent.

And many of these snowbirds are now extending their stay into March and April.

If the winter weather remains bad--except in Arizona, of course--you may find that the RV Resorts will stay full, with RVers snatching up those campsites where the reservation doesn't extend beyond February. You might not want to stay indecisive for too long, or you may find yourself out in the cold.

New site helps find Arizona RV parks and campgrounds

In a move to provide RVers with updated and more complete information, The Arizona Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds has expanded its website to provide added information on RV parks in the state. The revised site also will make it more accessible to smart phone users.

The original site had only a paragraph of description for each park, but now includes a full-page display for each park with photos, a search element to help find parks based on their proximity to cities, highways, and attractions.

The website is at www.azarvc.com.