Perm residence parks, preferably missouri

[Pugspapa1]

Hello, my name is Carl. I bought an rv to follow my wife while she was hospitalized for 16 mo, now she has passed and I live in an rv. I want to move away from here but I don't know where to look for rv sites that fit my requirements. I am looking for any service (not very expensive because I won't use it probably for 2 weeks as this is not a vacation rv.). I am looking sites that provide for permanent residency but I don't know where to look for them. I have looked up and called some, but there are so many, and I have know idea what to do for any of this as I've only lived in it for a month, just since she passed.
Anyway, anyone who might know of a service or website that lists the rv sites, that identifies rates and permanent residence options, don't care that my rv is over 10 years old. I would so appreciate it.. preferably in Missouri.

 

[darsben]

With prolonged below freezing temperatures in parts of Missouri I think that most close for the winter..

 

[UTTransplant]

The search options for many/most campground listings include one for “open all year.” We really like AllStays Camp&RV, but the parent of this forum has a campground review area too though I haven’t used it recently. But be aware that just because a campground is labeled as “open all year” that doesn’t mean it has all the sites open. For example, the KOA near me in Iowa has 7-8 sites they provide winterization for. The renter still needs to provide a heated water hose and some type of heat for the waste hoses. It looks like most people just wrap them in heat tape.