Every winter, thousands of Winter Texans come to the Rio Grande Valley to escape the cold, snowy winters in the north. There are probably a couple hundred RV parks in the RGV. We stay at Mission West RV Park in Mission. This is our second year here and we enjoy all of the activities the park offers. We were looking forward to seeing friends from last year and meeting up with some friends from home who also spend the winters down here.
Monday, December 5, 2011
Back in the Rio Grande Valley
We left San Antonio in a rainstorm and 50 degree temperatures. The rain was welcome to Texas but not what we wanted for a travel day. After about an hour, the rain started to let up and the clouds started to break up. It wasn't long before the sun was out and we had dry roads again. When we arrived in Mission, the temperature was a very welcome 87 and the sun was hot. It sure felt good to be back in the Valley.
Every winter, thousands of Winter Texans come to the Rio Grande Valley to escape the cold, snowy winters in the north. There are probably a couple hundred RV parks in the RGV. We stay at Mission West RV Park in Mission. This is our second year here and we enjoy all of the activities the park offers. We were looking forward to seeing friends from last year and meeting up with some friends from home who also spend the winters down here.
Every winter, thousands of Winter Texans come to the Rio Grande Valley to escape the cold, snowy winters in the north. There are probably a couple hundred RV parks in the RGV. We stay at Mission West RV Park in Mission. This is our second year here and we enjoy all of the activities the park offers. We were looking forward to seeing friends from last year and meeting up with some friends from home who also spend the winters down here.
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