Memberships worth it or not?
We are planning on fulltiming starting this Spring. In order to keep costs down, we are considering a campground membership in TT, KM, Sunrise or are open to other suggestions. We already know about ...
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I'm a member of Neskowin Creek RV Resort in Oregon. It is affiliated with KM Resorts of America in Washington. I spend the bulk of the year in the PNW. May and June in the Spokane area is wonderful. Since buying my Neskowin membership in 2011 it has been fully depreciated. Other than the annual dues (which is less than the number of days in a year) I can RV at 9 parks for the cost of gas, tires, and oil (and vehicle insurance *groan*).
RVcrazy - My home park is in Neskowin, OR but my home park for ROD purposes is Beachwood Resort in Blaine, WA. In regards to the 125 mile rule, if you sign up with a multi-park resort, ask that your RPI/ROD/C2C/etc be assigned to the park that is farthest away from any park that you might plan to use your RPI/ROD/C2C/etc.
The folks at Neskowin assigned me to Beachwood for ROD - without telling me. I appreciated it. Beachwood is kinda/sorta owned by Neskowin but flies the KM flag (..don't ask). Anyway, Beachwood is 125 miles away from most any ROD park that I'd stay at. Then again, I have ROD Plus, so the 125 mile rule is moo. :C
RVcrazy - My home park is in Neskowin, OR but my home park for ROD purposes is Beachwood Resort in Blaine, WA. In regards to the 125 mile rule, if you sign up with a multi-park resort, ask that your RPI/ROD/C2C/etc be assigned to the park that is farthest away from any park that you might plan to use your RPI/ROD/C2C/etc.
The folks at Neskowin assigned me to Beachwood for ROD - without telling me. I appreciated it. Beachwood is kinda/sorta owned by Neskowin but flies the KM flag (..don't ask). Anyway, Beachwood is 125 miles away from most any ROD park that I'd stay at. Then again, I have ROD Plus, so the 125 mile rule is moo. :C
