What's the best campclub

[1catlady]

I see ads for rv life, I'm sure there are many of this type. I'm interesting in traveling to different campsites with electric and water hookups of course I want to be able to save money I'm looking forward to joining something that for my yearly fee I have access to some resources and maps etc

[musigenesis]

Not exactly what you're looking for, but: www.boondockerswelcome.com

[johnbloem1974]

Good Sam is a decent one with minimal membership fees and a good online presence with many resources. They also have many affiliated RV Parks that offer a small discount for members (10%)

John

[KatM]

We just got our skoolie and used https://harvesthosts.com/ immediately. You must be able to boondock (although a few hosts have electric hookups), must call ahead (most just the same day is ok), and are expected to spend $20 at the business. We stayed at a brewery/winery (and spent much more than $20!), and then two farms - there was nothing to buy on either if them as it was waaay off season for farm goods; we handed one guy a bit of cash and the other didn’t want anything. It is only for one night unless you’re specifically invited for longer. Skoolies are explicitly included in the types of vehicles. Please, please use courtesy - we loved our stays and want the service to continue!

[rossvtaylor]

Breweries and wineries! That sound awesome. #winning

We will have to give that a try sometime. We also like HipCamp.com so much that we put our RV rental spot on there, recently. I'm not trying to rent you a spot...we offer a free night or two to skoolies passing through. Just don't tell the RVers we charge!