Traveling to Alabama Area
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Kim (skyking4ar2) Bertram
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If you are in a Class A of 32' or longer and ten years or younger, you will not find a better place than Bella Terra in Foley/Orange Beach, where we winter.
If you are in a fifth wheel or something non-qualifying at BT, they have a sister park, Lake Osprey in Elberta that is very nice.
Gulf Shores State Park, when you can get in, is excellent and right at the beach.
There are several other nice places along the beach area and rates will vary at the season. Note that you have to get familiar with rvparkreviews.com search features because of all the little communities that make up the Red Neck Riviera, but it can be done!
Other than hurricane season usually causing some ruckus in September, it's one of the best times to be in the area.
Kim
If you are in a fifth wheel or something non-qualifying at BT, they have a sister park, Lake Osprey in Elberta that is very nice.
Gulf Shores State Park, when you can get in, is excellent and right at the beach.
There are several other nice places along the beach area and rates will vary at the season. Note that you have to get familiar with rvparkreviews.com search features because of all the little communities that make up the Red Neck Riviera, but it can be done!
Other than hurricane season usually causing some ruckus in September, it's one of the best times to be in the area.
Kim
99WinAdventurer37G
Well-known member
skyking4ar2 said:
They've updated this to 15 years old or younger.
Kim (skyking4ar2) Bertram
Moderator Emeritus
Well, there you go! problem solved!
