Thousand Trails Membership

I was a member for over ten years. If you camp a LOT it's an OK deal but otherwise let it pass.

I've written a fair bit about Thousand Trails on my blog:
- Overview
- Is Thousand Trails Right for You?
- Campground Reviews (mid-Atlantic mostly)

All references to "Thousand Trails" on my blog:
https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=thousand%20trails%20site%3Awww.learntorv.com

Thanks for the info

We have a nationwide TT membership. We spent six weeks in California last winter. We pay no dues, and no annual fees, so for us it's a great deal.

There are many parks that we really like, and there are some that we don't care for much. But we focus on the ones we do enjoy.

There are many places that we travel to that have no TT parks, but there are many parks that are well placed, and a great place to visit.

I too favor Passport America. We belong to Coast to Coast also and have camped at affiliate (out of our network, $10 a night) CG's but as stated before their locations are very limited. We have used C2C in combination with PA on long trips and find PA has the most availability but you need to pay attention to the restrictions. Some PA CG's are Monday thru Thursday, not good on holidays, limit the number of nights the discount is good for and such. Still we find that we use PA the most. A good value if you travel a lot. If you only go camping a few times a year then I would not bother with any memberships in any of them.