Discount passes to RV parks ?

[Bukiman]

Are the discount passes to RV parks I see on the web worth the cost, if so which are the best ones ?

[mel s]

Originally Posted by Bukiman

Are the discount passes to RV parks I see on the web worth the cost, if so which are the best ones ?

Bukiman
For the last 10 years we have had only a Passport America membership: Passport America The original 50% Discount Camping Club - Passport America Discount Camping Club....and a "America The Beautiful Pass": America the Beautiful - National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass

IMO, Passport America, (which we've had for 14 years), is the only worthwhile discount camping club!........(the $44 per year Passport America membership "pays for itself" after only 2-3 overnight stays every year).

The age based, (62 and older), $10 lifetime "America The Beautiful Senior Pass" is great for COE campgrounds and national park camping....(50% off site fees)!

BTW, over the 30+ years we've been RVing we've purchased and dropped, (aka: didn't renew), a lot of RV club memberships that offered only a 10% discount on camping.

Mel
'96 Safari, 132k Miles

[vsheetz]

We are passport America. Can easily pay for itself in a couple three nights.

Good Sam member. Gets 10% many places.

also Thousand Trails regional member. can be good if the locations work for you.

[sirpurrcival]

Don't forget Triple A. That often is worth 10% and can be damn handy if you need a tow.

[mel s]

Originally Posted by mel s

The age based, (62 and older), $10 lifetime "America The Beautiful Senior Pass" is great for COE campgrounds and national park camping....(50% off site fees)!
Mel
'96 safari

I should not have used the acronym COE, (I should have said "US Army Corps of Engineers").
Sorry.
Mel