In our latest newsletter, we posed an exciting question to our readers: “What is your favorite state for RV travel?” We were curious to see which states would come out on top and which ones would fall by the wayside (literally). Our readers did not disappoint, with a variety of responses that showcased the diverse preferences of the RV community. If you missed out on this poll, don’t worry! Make sure to vote in our future newsletters so you can be part of the fun and have your voice heard in our results and findings.

The Poll Results Are In!

Drumroll, please! The results of our poll are as follows:

  • A whopping 61% of voters selected “Other” as their favorite state for RV travel.
  • Colorado came in second with 18%,
  • followed by Florida at 14%,
  • And Texas at 7%.
  • Surprisingly, California received 0% of the votes, which left us scratching our heads and checking our maps to make sure it was still there.

The Mystery of “Other”

So, what exactly is this enigmatic “Other” that captured the hearts of 61% of our voters? We will have to explore this in other polls to see if there is a state that is a clear winner. Whatever the case, it seems that the allure of the unknown is strong among our RV community. Maybe it’s time to invest in a good map and a sense of adventure!

Colorado: The Rocky Mountain High

Coming in second place, Colorado has clearly won over many RV travelers with its stunning landscapes and outdoor activities. Whether it’s hiking in the Rockies, exploring national parks, or simply breathing in the crisp mountain air, Colorado offers a plethora of experiences for those who love the great outdoors. Plus, let’s not forget the chance to spot a moose or two—just make sure to keep your RV at a safe distance!

Florida: Sunshine and Sand

With 14% of the votes, Florida proves that sunshine and sandy beaches never go out of style. From the magical world of Disney to the serene beauty of the Everglades, Florida offers a diverse range of attractions for RV travelers. And who can resist the call of the ocean? Just remember to pack your sunscreen and maybe a good pair of flip-flops.

Texas: Bigger Isn’t Always Better?

Texas, with its vast landscapes and rich history, garnered 7% of the votes. While it may not have taken the top spot, the Lone Star State still holds a special place in the hearts of many RV travelers. Whether you’re exploring the vibrant city of Austin, the historic Alamo, or the wide-open spaces of the Texas Hill Country, there’s plenty to see and do. Just be prepared for some long drives—everything is bigger in Texas, including the distances!

California: The Surprising Zero

And then there’s California, which, to our astonishment, received 0% of the votes. Perhaps our readers have had their fill of the Golden State, or maybe they’re looking for new adventures elsewhere. Whatever the reason, it seems that California’s beaches, wine country, and iconic landmarks didn’t make the cut this time around. But hey, there’s always next year!

Conclusion: Why Did the Results Turn Out This Way?

So, why did the results come in as they did? We believe the overwhelming vote for “Other” indicates a strong desire among RV travelers to explore lesser-known destinations and discover hidden treasures.

Colorado’s appeal lies in its breathtaking natural beauty and plethora of outdoor activities, making it a top choice for nature lovers. Florida’s sunny beaches and family-friendly attractions continue to draw in RV enthusiasts seeking a mix of relaxation and adventure.

Texas offers a unique blend of culture, history, and wide-open spaces, though its vast distances might be a factor in its lower vote percentage.

As for California, it seems our readers are either looking for new experiences or perhaps avoiding the state’s well-known traffic jams. Whatever the case, these results highlight the diverse interests and adventurous spirit of the RV community. Happy travels, everyone!