Snowbird

[campersam9]

After all the trailer backyard rebuilds we have decided to head to Florida from January through March.
Booked KOA campgrounds because we have three English Setters. Most campgrounds limit to 2 bags.
We have camped from Pa to California four times. We liked the campgrounds and easy to reserve.
January traveling I95 may be interesting.
Our check list was made for 4 weeks not 3 months.
Is there anything we should pack that we don’t know about for Florida snowbird lifestyle?

[WeRJuliian]

Sunscreen and insect repellent :-)

Daytime temperatures will be down in the 70/80s, but the UV exposure is still high, so, as they say in Australia, "Slip on a shirt, Slap on a hat, and Slop on the sunblock".

What part of FL will you be visiting?

The last time I checked, the rules on dogs in Florida state parks are variable, but can go up to four. You might find this useful:

http://www.abfla.com/parks/info/petparks.html

[campersam9]

West coast. First stop 3 weeks fort wilderness than Fort Myers then this keys.

[RogerR]

Go to Beals (bells) store and get rash guard shirts for over your swimsuits and big hats and beach sandals. great selection and price. Don't forget that ants live in Florida to so be prepared and keep everything clean food wise. State parks are usually booked up by people who hover over there computers and pound the keys to reserve spots for the season so they are rarely available. Adopt the Florida lifestyle, take it easy and enjoy!