I know this has probably been discussed but which is the better value --Coast to Coast or. Thousand Trail.If you are a member of one or both- pros & cons.Thanks

jrtgirls wrote:I know this has probably been discussed but which is the better value --Coast to Coast or. Thousand Trail.If you are a member of one or both- pros & cons.ThanksFirst, you can't join Coast-2-Coast without first joining a 'home park'. Coast-2-Coast is an Affiliate membership, not a primary one. Thousand Trails is a primary membership.I have a page on our blog about Membership Parks that will give you some of the terms, etc., to help you decide if this is right for you. I would suggest that you might try a Thousand Trails zone pass for a year if there are several of their parks in your area that you might like to try. See if you like it and then decide. If you decide to go with Thousand Trails (or any other primary park or park system) look for used ones, will save you money.Barb

I would go with TT. Buy the zone pass for one year then walk away if you don't like it. We have been members for over 30 years

See the "Both" response.less coast to coast is doing something different you must have a "Home Park" before you can C2C. Thousand Trails is a home park.Although I do not know if TT members qualify for C2C at this time. You will need to confirm.. Equient LIfestyles has made some changes in TT parks that have caused them to be dropped by some exchange programs. Since I do not use exchanges at this time, I do not know.(C2C is an exchange program.. Your home park members can use other C2C parks, and members of other C2C parks can use your home park in exchange).

Read ALL the fine print. We joined TT, but let it expire. They have gone to letting lots of members use spaces on an annual basis, so when we got to a park all the good spaces were taken by empty RVs being stored awaiting their owners.

Blaster Man wrote:Read ALL the fine print. We joined TT, but let it expire. They have gone to letting lots of members use spaces on an annual basis, so when we got to a park all the good spaces were taken by empty RVs being stored awaiting their owners.OOOHHHHH!! You too huh? They pulled the same thing on me and I told them in no uncertain terms where they could stuff their copy of the contract.

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BarbaraOK
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May 25, 2013
jrtgirls wrote:
I know this has probably been discussed but which is the better value --Coast to Coast or. Thousand Trail.

If you are a member of one or both- pros & cons.

Thanks

First, you can't join Coast-2-Coast without first joining a 'home park'. Coast-2-Coast is an Affiliate membership, not a primary one. Thousand Trails is a primary membership.

I have a page on our blog about Membership Parks that will give you some of the terms, etc., to help you decide if this is right for you.

I would suggest that you might try a Thousand Trails zone pass for a year if there are several of their parks in your area that you might like to try. See if you like it and then decide. If you decide to go with Thousand Trails (or any other primary park or park system) look for used ones, will save you money.

Barb

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