If we had to do it over again we would have skipped the fifth wheel thing and gone right to a slightly used, set up park model, with all amenities including a 12 x 36 screened in porch for the same money as a quality fifth wheel. If we wanted something to see America with we would get a small ultra light under 5k lbs and under 20ft. RV lots in Florida range from sand lots with no amenities next to I-75 to Ocean Front Properties with club house privileges and yacht dockage. In the park we are in a 3 month rental (JFM) is $3,000 plus electric, a full year is $3,400 plus electric. Those are pretty standard mid level rates. Travelers Rest Resort has excellent amenities, and no ten year clause. Yes, some RV parks say no to units over ten years old. Retirement comes sooner than you think, plan for it wisely and enjoy it as long as you can.
