Places to camp....?

Thousand Trails, Zone Pass Camping is a great money-saver. I also use Passport America and COE Parks. Just finished over 20,000 miles in 13 months.

Worthwhile to looking into Escapees also. They have excellent parks with excellent prices.

If you haven't checked, try some of the apps
rv parky
campendium
Parkadvisor
wikicamps
you could also check casino camper
And if you are eligible the Military Fam camps Military campgrounds

- The daily rate will be the highest.
- The weekly rate will be better.
- The monthly rate even better.
- Many parks offer 3 month and 6 month discounted rates but you'll need to ask about them most of the time. Occasionally they post their rates on their website.
- Good Sam (or most other RV clubs and maybe AAA) membership will get you a discount.
- Passport America is a must as for as I'm concerned.
- Membership in FMCA is also a must in my opinion. It includes repatriation insurance coverage should the need arise. You couldn't buy a policy for the cost of FMCA membership.
- There are other memberhip organizations you might want to look in to - like The Elks, Coast to Coast, RPI (Resort Parks International), AOR (Adventure Outdoor Resorts) and Thousand Trails. All of these offer discounted camping for their members. Some are better than others. Don't buy a new membership from Thousand Trails.

FHU would be nice if I'm staying for 1+ months. I do use the free campsites site for shorter stays.

Do you need FHU? You can look at Freecampsites for free or cheap CG. Maybe not FHU tho. The Left Coast will be pricey.