Perry Georgia Rally in March (FMCA)

I attended last year as a passport attendee since I was between RV's at the time. I learned so much at the seminars I made it to. Like the Generator one by Cummins-- talked about the different models and tricks to each. I saw lots of things for sale to help with organization that are now on my "wish list" and I enjoyed visiting with others. Since this year I am registered with my MH on site, I will be eating in my MH to save a few dollars and have better choices.

Which cost do you find prohibitive? If you can't afford the rally fee, then paying for the gas to get there is completely out of the question!
If you are waiting for a similar excellent adventure but hope the next one will be free, you may have a very long wait.
I have never been to an FMCA National Rally where I felt like I paid too much.

wa8yxm wrote:
Half of me wants to go but the cost is prohibitive I think still (Perhaps next year) I"m 2 hours from Perry.

Two hours! Try coming from WA state and routing to stay out of bad weather

Half of me wants to go but the cost is prohibitive I think still (Perhaps next year) I"m 2 hours from Perry.

Been there! Got the T-Shirt (the good one)!

Bill.Satellite wrote:
Best advice.....If you are going to Perry and it rains.....DO NOT MOVE! Be patient and wait it out. It will dry out enough for you to leave "soon". If you can't stay an extra day or 2 due to your schedule and they are calling for rain, get out before that happens. If you move before you should and get stuck YOU have to pay the huge tow bill.

Best advice yet

Best advice.....If you are going to Perry and it rains.....DO NOT MOVE! Be patient and wait it out. It will dry out enough for you to leave "soon". If you can't stay an extra day or 2 due to your schedule and they are calling for rain, get out before that happens. If you move before you should and get stuck YOU have to pay the huge tow bill.

dons2346 wrote:
I'm coming from Birch Bay,WA via Indio,CA, Yuma,AZ, Mexico, and across.

Don't worry about the rain

Don’t worry about the rain? We’ve been several times and have seen DPs buried up to their hubs in slimy red clay with the big tow truck trying to pull it out sunk to its hubs that had the be pulled out by huge earth movers.

Improvements have been made but if it’s going to rain a lot be forewarned.

We were there last year and had a fantastic time! Signed up again and arriving early as a parking volunteer. See you there!

I'm coming from Birch Bay,WA via Indio,CA, Yuma,AZ, Mexico, and across.

Don't worry about the rain