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Well the rainy season has started here in the Pacific Northwest and the skies will be grey now until sometime in July.

I keep telling myself to pack up and try Snowbirding (The wife is all for it) but don't really know where to go.

Can those of you that head south for the winter tell me where you go and how the golf is there? I have a 30 foot 5th wheel that will hopefully get to go somewhere next year if I plan a bit.

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At first, I thought this was about going to Snowbird in Utah.

Since you're in WA, it seems like So. CA and AZ might be good destinations?

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St George, Utah or Mesquite, NV is a great place to get away.

It's one of the most scenic places on earth, great weather, great golf and less crowded.

I would imagine they have RV parks in the area to stay.

It's also a short drive to Vegas for an day/evening if one so cares to indulge.

Plenty of family things to do close by, National Parks, The Grand Canyon are just a few to visit.

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At first, I thought this was about going to Snowbird in Utah.

Since you're in WA, it seems like So. CA and AZ might be good destinations?


Yes both are great but they are big places. I was hoping to narrow the election down a bit.

Thank you though.

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St George, Utah or Mesquite, NV is a great place to get away.

It's one of the most scenic places on earth, great weather, great golf and less crowded.

I would imagine they have RV parks in the area to stay.

It's also a short drive to Vegas for an day/evening if one so cares to indulge.

Plenty of family things to do close by, National Parks, The Grand Canyon are just a few to visit.

Club Rat


Thank you,I will have to research them both.

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Originally Posted by Club Rat

St George, Utah or Mesquite, NV is a great place to get away.

It's one of the most scenic places on earth, great weather, great golf and less crowded.

I would imagine they have RV parks in the area to stay.

It's also a short drive to Vegas for an day/evening if one so cares to indulge.

Plenty of family things to do close by, National Parks, The Grand Canyon are just a few to visit.

Club Rat

Thank you,I will have to research them both.

It might be just a tad cold in Vegas. Definitely no crowds at this time of year. That said, I might be up for a round if schedule permits.

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