Permanent living rv parks

[Tulecreeper]

If one of you are retired or disabled military you might take a look at the Military retirement homes. There is one in Gulfport MS(450 sf) and one in Washington DC, but the DC apartments are very small (280 sf).

I've heard they are very nice, but your payment is based on a percentage of your gross monthly income beginning at 46.7% for Independent Living, and 70% for Memory Support level of care. It is, however, capped at certain amounts based on the level of care needed.

https://www.afrh.gov/apply/fees

 

[DeckArtist]

My husband and I have been on the road fulltiming for a little over 5 years. Last February while we were in Orange Beach Alabama he had a serious medical emergency which put him in the critical care unit. We love this lifestyle but we are wanting a place to call home and still travel but if something should come up with either of us we want a place to go. We definitely do not want a stick and bricks ever again. Housing costs are too much. So does anyone know really nice rv park in either Texas or Florida to lease a rv lot that's roomy for our forever home. Our plan is to purchase a larger 5th wheel with more comforts of home with washer dryer pantry ect. We fulltime in a 30 ft now. Then get a lot smaller unit to travel. I know this is long but I've been looking for the past year and am just lost on what area. Also close to paved bike paths is what we are looking for also. Thanks especially if you read this long post. Lol!!
Tara

Bluebonnet Ridge [Terrell, Tx] has a bunch of permanent slots. Not sure about availability but they do have a lot of full timers in Park models and RVs. Lots of good camping spots nearby also.

https://www.bluebonnetrv.com/

 

[tjsmiley72]

Welcome to the forum.
The CG we go to in FL for the winter is located in Lakeland FL. It has 500 sites. 1/2 of them are transients sites and the remaining ones are rv’s that are permanently parked. Some are quite old but are fixed up real nice. I’ve attached a couple pictures of mine. We purchased ours 4 years ago and can stay in it from October 1st to May 1st. 7 months. My monthly rent for the site is $496.00. That covers cable rv, water and grass mowing. We pay our own electricity and for us, it runs about $50.00 a month.
There is another section in this park which has double wide mobile homes. Maybe 50 homes. Occasionally one will come up for sale. You can stay in those all year.
The park has many amenities such as two very large heated pools, many activities like pickle ball, shuffleboard, bocci, card games at night, horseshoes and darts to name a few. They have sewing groups, basket making and occasionally bus trips to different events.
They have trails out through the woods for walking, bicycling or golf cart riding. Outside the park there is an old railroad bed owned by the city which is paved and goes to the next town about 7.5 miles away. That is only for walking and bicycling.
They have 3 nine hole golf courses attached to the CG.
They have some of the best doctors in the country. One of the hospitals at one time was rated as having the largest ER in the country. Now it is in 2nd place. There are building another hospital right outside the back gate to the CG which will make it nice in an emergency.
We’ve been going there since 2013 and really like it.

Very nice!!!