We just got back from a trip to Central Florida — and I noticed that RV sales are huge in Florida. We saw RV sales lot after RV sales lot everywhere we went!
This led me to think back regarding the article about RV garage house plans that I posted previously and that maybe — just maybe — there might be some RV garage homes in the area to accommodate these behemoth RVs that (mostly) retired folks are buying.
Well, I was right.
There are plenty of RV retirement communities with RV garage homes!
- Some have RV garages built in (and RV garage floor plans that you can look at).
- Others have an RV pad near the driveway to park your RV.
Here are 2 examples of RV garage homes:
An RV community is a great place to live — because it’s an entire neighborhood with RV garages, carports, and everyone living there has at least one thing in common: traveling in an RV!
Here’s a good example of what RV retirement communities are like:
RV Communities Are On The Rise
As soon as I spotted a billboard advertising one of these RV communities, I repeated the website address to myself enough times to eventually remember it. (How pathetic is that?)
When we finally arrived back at our villa, I looked up the Mt. Olive Shores North website (one of the gated RV retirement communities in Central Florida). And there it was — in all its glory — a fantastic neighborhood community specifically marketed towards RVers. And they have a slew of RV garage house plans to match.
RV garage home communities have a lot to offer — especially if you’ve been planning your retirement around hitting the road on a semi-permanent basis in your very own RV or motorhome.
TIP: You might want to consider investing in one of these RV retirement communities soon — because the baby boomers are on the way to Florida! (Arizona is another state that has a good number of RV communities with RV garage floor plans.)
I thought that today’s high gas prices would have curtailed such luxury items as RVs and RV garage homes. But you wouldn’t know it if you were driving around the Orlando area! (Here is one full-time RVer’s thoughts on filling up an RV with gas.)
We went coast-to-coast (Gulf Coast to Atlantic Coast) during our stay in Florida, and I was amazed at the sheer number of RV sales lots that existed in such a relatively small geographical area — and they all have huge selections of RVs and motorhomes to choose from.
More About Life In RV Communities
In addition to the links I’ve included above, here are some other resources to help you determine if an RV community with RV garage homes is the right option for you:
I started as a home-stalker… visiting brand new homes under construction in the neighborhoods near my house. That inspired me to write about home building and home renovation projects — chronicling homes during different phases of construction from a consumer's point-of-view. Basically, the tips you'll find in my articles are a collection of checklists for what I think should (and should not) go into building or remodeling a quality home.
