Rv owership program reviews

As a matter of fact, these free campsites are yours. Access the list by submitting your email below:. Notify me of follow-up comments by email.

Notify me of new posts by email. Like you posted you must use the truck island. Not all truck stops will give a discount. Their web site will show which does. Compared to last year I'm not seeing as big a discount but still not paying the posted price. Am i missing something? How many truck stops are participating and are they located throughout the U. Is it Only for Diesel Fuel? Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. Good Sam Club. Passport America.

Escapees RV Club. Boondockers Welcome. Harvest Hosts. Thousand Trails. Explorer RV Club. Overnight RV Parking. Join Good Sam Club. Join Passport America. Join Escapees RV Club. Join Boondockers Welcome. Join Harvest Hosts. Join Thousand Trails.

Join Happy Camper. Join Explorer RV Club. Join FMCA. Join Overnight RV Parking. I am a well traveled Marine Corps veteran that enjoys the outdoor and nomadic lifestyle that RV living provides. As the founder of Camperguide. Close Camperguide. Prices vary depending on where and how you upgrade to these memberships. Have a look at these tips to keep connected on the road. Thousand Trails has very few campsites in the Midwest and parts of the Rockies.

Thousand Trails is the workhorse of our free camping plan. Here they are: BLM lands — Managed by the Bureau of Land Management, these public lands almost always let you camp totally for free for up to 14 days. They rarely offer hookups, but make for the most spectacular boondocking locations you can imagine. They get an honorable mention because they are newer and offer a hodgepodge of parking spots.

Escapees — You should be a member of Escapees for a whole host of reasons. One of the perks is access to a discount campground network same concept as Passport America plus super affordable rates at the handful of Escapees run parks around the country.

You need only read a few reviews of Camping World to figure out that you should steer clear of anything they do. Camping World is basically becoming a big, faceless corporation and their customer reviews show it. We make a big deal out of towing miles, but this is far from the only feature included in a good plan.

Many plan providers place a limit on the number of times you can use their customer service. This is usually around four per year, though some do offer a little more. Good Sam. RV Advisor. Better World Club. For that price, Good sam will dispatch an RV mobile mechanic in case of emergency and provide flat tire repair and replacement services, battery jumpstarts, a locksmith service, and free delivery of up to five gallons of fuel or fluid emergency roadside service.

Still, in our opinion, you do get exceptional value for money from this particular brand. One of the few major-name providers to focus specifically on RVs and campers, we like that Coach-Net offers a level of expertise that some of their competitors sorely lack.

These guys really get RVs and RV owners, and their comprehensive assistance plan reflects that. Other than the higher price tag, the only major downside to Coach-Net is that their coverage is limited -even non-existent- in some parts of the US. AAA is one of the oldest and best-known federations of motor clubs in the United States, serving close to 58 million members across North America. However, they put a strict limit on their towing service.

They range from just five miles on their entry-level plan to miles on their higher-tiered options. Whereas other companies price their plans on a sliding scale depending on the type of coverage or in some cases, depending on the size of your rig , RV Advisor offers a fixed-fee on all of their plans.

Not only do RV Advisor offer unlimited towing, but they also offer all the standard features of any good plan. On the plus side, we do like that the brand will extend their coverage to your whole family and for multiple RVs, all at no extra charge.