With fall in full swing in the United States and winter fast approaching, some people are preparing for the coming months. However, now is the perfect time to go on an adventure.

The weather is perfect in many areas and the fall foliage provides many beautiful scenery. But if the cold really isn’t your thing, there are warmer climates you can visit and take a trip.

If you like being outdoors, Campgrounds of America you covered. With over 500 campsites across North America, they can give you the perfect location for whatever you’re looking for.

If your goal is to protect yourself from the cold and get out in the sun, they have plenty of warm places to visit. One of their main destinations is Arizona.

Picacho/Toscon will offer warm days and mild nights in terms of temperature in the desert. If you want to enjoy the pool at night, it is heated to 85 degrees all the time.

Ironwood Forest National Monument is worth a visit heading south, and the Boyce Thompson Arboretum is another recommended attraction. Adrenaline junkies can get their fix by skydiving at SkyVenture Arizona, just steps away.

Another popular destination is a visit to Florida Keyswhere there is a waterfront RV resort for anyone who wants to change things up a bit. They also have the Sugarloaf Key Hotel.

Boat rentals are available and the pool is open year-round. Anyone of legal age can enjoy the poolside pub, which offers delicious cocktails and frozen drinks to keep you comfortable while you lounge, sunbathe or spend the day in the water.

With direct access to a private shoreline, this is the perfect vacation for someone looking to get away from the dreary cold and get out into the sun. Bicycle and golf cart rentals are available to get you around campus.

Last but not least is River Ridge in the French Quarter of Louisiana. A comfortable low-mid 60s every day, enjoy this campground along the Mississippi River.

There is no place like Bourbon Street, where one can enjoy unique food and drinks. Eating some authentic Cajun cuisine will change your life!

Work off all that food by taking a bike ride, walking, or running the Mississippi Levee Trail. The Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium, and the National World War II Museum are some of the area’s most popular attractions.