Travel Trailer Life in 1937 Florida Snowbird Park

Here Today and Gone Tomorrow. That's the Motto of Millions Who Follow the Sun With a Home on Wheels. Only these RVers were doing in back in 1935 when a site in a Florida trailer resort cost one dollar a week with an extra twenty-five cents for electricity! Visit http://Trailerite.com and celebrate the History of RVing.

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• Recreational Vehicle
• RV
• RVing
• travel trailer
• snowbirds
• motorhome
• florida
• camping

[CampfireInACan]

This is where my grandparents started our long family tradition of RVing. I love the old footage.

[FloridaRVDealer]

Wow how the vehicles/RV's have changed but the reason for owning one remains the same! Great video!

[escapetogo]

in 73 my dad bought a new 15' scotty for 2200.00 with all the options. We all had fun camping and he towed with it a 67 ford country squire wagon

[RetlawK]

An $8,000 trailer in 1935 would be the equivalent of around $123,000.00 in today's dollars. I love these little old films, thanks!

[mobiltec]

OH GREAT! I wish to use this on our page... Thanks...