Winter Texan Times

17 WINTER TEXAN TIMES www.wintertexantimes.com MARCH 13, 2024 www.WinterTexanTimes.com When you follow us on Facebook AND Subscribe to our FREE e-Edition newsletter You will be eligible to win great prizes from our advertisers through our drawings held throughout the season 956.580.7800 1217 N CONWAY, MISSION Follow us on Facebook.com/ wintertexantimes BRING US ALONG, & THERE’S ALWAYS MORE TO SEE, MORE TO DO IN PRINT, ONLINE ON ANY DEVICE YOU WILL WANT TO TAKE IT WITH YOU WHEREVERYOUGO 74 percent of the vacant housing inventory is destined for seasonal use, ‘indicative of a very attractive touristic destination.’ The average temperature from October to March is 65 to 66 degrees Fahrenheit. Winter months are generally dry, which allows people to enjoy a ‘comfortable outdoorsy lifestyle’ during their stay in Mission – and the Valley. It also noted that there are almost 30 RV parks in the City of Mission alone. When you look at our Park Directory, you’ll see over 200 parks listed in the Rio Grande Valley. The study had a lot to say about the City of Mission: “The city is a paradise for nature lovers, offering attractions such as the National Butterfly Center and the nearby World Birding Center, a network of spectacular birdwatching sites located in the Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park. “With its Goldilocks size, not too big or too small,Mission offers a citylike environment in addition to great access to the outdoors. The charming downtown area is bustling with shops, cafes, and restaurants; while its charming and quaint architecture gives visitors a connection with the city’s history and cultural heritage.” Out of the top ten cheapest Winter Texan cities in Texas, seven of them are in the Rio Grande Valley. Others listed are Mercedes, Weslaco, Harlingen, Brownsville, Edinburg, and McAllen. So, if you are budget conscious, the Rio Grande Valley has many options for you. The weather is just as pleasant throughout the entire Rio Grande Valley as it is in Mission. Overall, the StorageCafe article says, Winter Texans choose south Texas because it is an affordable option that offers beautiful weather, great food, and opportunities for golf, birdwatching, fishing and so much more. MISSION From pg. 13 La Lomita. Photo by Carina Brunson Bentsen State Park. Photo by Carina Brunson

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