LOL! a post about where and the responses are about how. . .
Although the Northeast is a place, there are many, many places for a snowbird summer
We are from New england, both families here since the 1630's . . .
Maine is nice, choices are along the ocean, very cool water, Moody or Old Orchard, or rural wooded and lakes inland
New Hampshire is nice, choices are less rural wooded and lakes inland, some hiking, very small ocean front
Vermonth is the same as New Hampshire but less lakes and more trees and less people, land locked
MA has Cape Cod, ocean, sandy beaches, option of warm or cool water, Bay side warm, Atlantic side cool
I don't know exactly for what you are looking, however, I would also look at
Prince Edward Island, Canada,
Michigan for lakes and fishing, golfing,
Upstate New York 1000 islands
Utah/Colorado mountain /Park City, Sun Valley, ski towns, white water rafting, hiking
Montana/Wyoming camping in Yellowstone, much more rural
For three months, I would pick one of these options per year. . .
Our summer snowbirding is in an RV trailer, to visit NE relatives/ grand children/neices/nephews and then onto the Canadian and Western locations as this country has some wonderful National Parks. . . pick up a book on National parks, and read about them and pick a few around the country to visit the area. . . and living there for 3 months JUL through SEP would be ideal to learn about most of the area. . .
Yes, I have done the RV with and without kids for 4 weeks and 2 weeks. . it was wonderful to see many parts of the country very, very different than either FL or the NE
travelin guy
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