Question 1

When do vehicles relocate to Florida?

Accepted Answer

RVs and motorhomes typically relocate to Florida between October and December before the winter snowbird season. Return relocations north happen in March-April when winter visitors head home, creating excellent deal opportunities in both directions.

Question 2

Why are there frequent Las Vegas to Los Angeles relocations?

Accepted Answer

Many visitors fly into Las Vegas, rent vehicles for road trips, and drop off in Los Angeles before flying home. This creates consistent demand for eastbound Las Vegas relocations, while westbound LA-Vegas moves are often available at great rates.

Question 3

Can I take scenic routes during western US relocations?

Accepted Answer

Routes through national parks like Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, and Zion are often permitted but check with your supplier. Some mountain passes have seasonal closures or require specific vehicle types due to size and elevation restrictions.

Question 4

When do Alaska relocations happen?

Accepted Answer

Alaska relocations typically occur in late spring (April-May) as vehicles move north for summer season, and fall (September-October) as they return south before winter. The Alaska Highway can be challenging and requires preparation for remote driving conditions.

Question 5

Can I drive the RV through national parks?

Accepted Answer

Most national parks welcome RVs, but size restrictions apply. Check park websites for vehicle length limits and camping reservations.

Question 6

What about toll roads and bridges?

Accepted Answer

You're responsible for all tolls and fees. Consider getting an E-ZPass or similar toll transponder for convenience on major highways.

Question 7

Are there restrictions on where I can camp?

Accepted Answer

Wild camping rules vary by state. Use established campgrounds when possible, and check local regulations for overnight parking.

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