What would it cost to live on the coast (say Florida) in a travel trailer versus in a house?

I have an idea of what it costs to rent a space for a travel trailer in state parks on the beach. I'm curious how that compares to living in a small house in similar real estate. I think the travel trailer is much cheaper, but I have no idea how much cheaper.What would it cost to live on the coast (say Florida) in a travel trailer versus in a house?
You aren't very clear in your question. At first glance it seems that if you already have the travel trailer then that by far would be the cheapest way to go. After several thoughts you have to add in several extras. You have the townig charges which may be nothing more than some extra gas, or it could be a lot of extra gas, nights in motels. You can't camp in rest parks. Meals for however many, and then doing it again on the way back home.

How big is the trailer? How long are you going to be staying in it? How clost to the beach, prime spots are hard to get especially on short notice and for short stays. Flying and renting could be the best way to go. A lot of pricing is dependant on the season.

Without having more information the only thing I can suggest is to do a budget.pp