I received a free offer to camp free for one year in several zones in the US. I was interested in the Southeast zone but not clear if there are any hidden charges I am not aware of. I must activate an account first then I get 30 nights free. After those are used each other night is only $3.00. The second year will be $525 if I desire to continue. Any suggestions

I would check the fine print and any restrictions.

Sounds like a Zone Pass. 30 nights free. 7 nights between a visit to another TT Park. Then $3 per night. Some Parks may charge for 50 amp service. I know several that have a Zone Pass and love it. The only draw back that I see is the 90 day reservation window. Most TT members get 120 or 150 days, depending on TT plan. The 90 days may cause a problem getting into a high use park during prime time.Sometimes TT offers 2 Zones for the price on the one. Check their website. Zone Pass

Make sure that the second year is not an automatic enrollment that obligates you to either one or several years. TT's is a well run operation but like any new car dealer, they have to seek ways to lure in new members. :)

Seems like they used to give away TV's or radios......

coolbreeze01 wrote:Seems like they used to give away TV's or radios......Thirty years ago they offered us an electric cooler to come and check them out. We decided their program wasn't for us but got a nice cooler out of the deal. It still works too.:)

Familiar with free offer from Thousand Trails camping?

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hershey
Explorer
Dec 19, 2013
Make sure that the second year is not an automatic enrollment that obligates you to either one or several years.
TT's is a well run operation but like any new car dealer, they have to seek ways to lure in new members. :)
rv2go
Explorer II
Dec 19, 2013
Sounds like a Zone Pass. 30 nights free. 7 nights between a visit to another TT Park. Then $3 per night. Some Parks may charge for 50 amp service. I know several that have a Zone Pass and love it. The only draw back that I see is the 90 day reservation window. Most TT members get 120 or 150 days, depending on TT plan. The 90 days may cause a problem getting into a high use park during prime time.

Sometimes TT offers 2 Zones for the price on the one. Check their website. Zone Pass
Mandalay_Parr
Explorer
Dec 19, 2013
I would check the fine print and any restrictions.

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