Are RV CLUBS worth it for BOONDOCKERS? Why I joined Passport America
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Welcome to Episode 27 of BE A NOMAD, CHANGE YOUR LIFE! My Sunday series where I give you every tip and trick you need to hit the road full time. Today, I'll tell you guys all about Passport America and why I chose it over other RV Camping Clubs like Escapees, Boondockers, Good Sam, and Thousand Trails.
If you Live Full Time in Your RV, Van or Camping Trailer, or just want to get out and camp once in a while, Passport America might be a worthwhile club for you to join EVEN if you are usually camp for free or off grid.
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I love your videos and you have so much great info!!!
Robin, you truly are getting younger, your face has a softness since your first video, and, has a glow to it. You look truly happy and at peace, kind of like, "Pfft, I got this!!!". I look so forward to hitting the road within the next couple of years, and you, my friend, keep me focused and confident that I can do it!!!! Little bit terrified as my middle name is 'bad decisions', lol. You are helping me make informed decisions and that makes me feel confident that I am doing the right thing!!! Have an AMAZING day!!!! Thank you!!!
Thank you so much!
@@CreativityRV ann is right, you do have a glow and seem totally happy and i have fun watching you have fun!
The RV angel, as I've said before.😎😎😎
You are the best! That is all 🙂
You are the Bomb! Intelligent, articulate, upbeat....you see a need and share a wealth of information. You are my go-to as I slip into the rv life.
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The more I look at these clubs, the more I realize they are very good for their intended customer: “RVs”. The thing is, I do not have an RV. My problem with Passport America is the amount of work I needed to do to find a campground with the amenities and rules I want. The only search criteria was by state. In AZ it yielded at least 7 pages of campgrounds. Some did not allow pets of any kind. Some did not give discounts for tents. Some did not give discounts during winter months. I don’t have a problem with the rules; I have a problem with needing to go to each campground and research them one at a time. After researching six and not finding one match, I decided I had better things to do. After looking at PA, I tried Thousand Trails. Great search criteria! However, only one tent campground with laundry and shower within about 600 miles from Quartzite; only 8 on the entire West coast (AZ and going West and going North). So far the clubs are a bad fit for me. However, I am very impressed with the as little as $9/week potential total cost for camping if I had an RV.
I love our Passport America membership. We used it traveling from the West coast to the East coast and back. And this past week we used it for 5 days at one park. I like it so much, I just renewed for several more years. One park we stayed at was only $11.50 for full hookups.
Robin, another "hit it out of the park" video! Just made my "maiden voyage" from middle TN to Parker, AZ to Jamie's "van build" to get my solar up and running. Sold my "sticks and bricks" on a Saturday and left on Sunday. Didn't work out as I had anticipated, but had a great time! 4082 miles in 3 weeks! Had to get back to close on the house. Went from a 2,500+ sq. ft. house with 4 1/2 acres to a 20 1/2 ft. long 1995 Winnebago Rialta! Quite a change! Still trying to get rid of "stuff" but it will happen. Love it so far but will love it even more when I can take my time and not feel rushed about anything! Keep'em comin'!
Hi Robin, I don't have a comment this week, just wanted to say hi HI!! Til next time take care, stay safe and BE FREE!!!
Passport America is completely different from Escapees or Good Sam. Good Sam is like AAA for RVs - you get roadside assistance plus various discounts. Escapees is a club to assist fulltime RVers to keep living this lifestyle. They stay on top of governmental issues, offer seminars and other events, have mail forwarding, promote a tight community, offer some discounts and much more. Passport America is a paid program that provides discounts and a trip routing tool. All of these can be useful. But you really can't lump them into the same group.
I also joined Passport. Although, I have not had the chance to use it yet. My 'nomad life' got interrupted and I am grounded, having to stick near "medical" people and RV shop for a while. I thought it would be totally worth it, if nothing else to catch up on laundry and cooking every couple of weeks.
I am a member of Passport America. During our trip out west last summer Passport America was very disappointing. We found that in season in the West and Southwest there was very little available places to stay. In New Mexico, our favorite state there was nothing.
Hey Robin, when I went full time last year I joined more than one club not knowing for sure what would help me find places to stay. Must say my favoriot was Passport America. It paid for itself my first week on the road. My second was Good Sam. My least favorite was KOA although I stayed at a few, they are very pricey.
Thank you. I’ll be hitting the road after the holidays. Looking forward to being free!
Happy Trails to You👍
Could you do a video on what newcomers to RV life would need; how many/what of dishes, silverware, sheets, clothes, shoes. What type of food bag eg. rice, pinto beans, instant food etc.
I also have Passport America. As an East coaster there is not much BLM land & PA has saved me a bunch of money as I make my way out west. The lowest I paid was $13.50 for FHU. It pays for itself in 2-3 uses.
"FHU" ???
@@Milesco Full Hook Ups...water, sewer & electric
@@SinCityGrrrl1 : Oh, okay, yes, of course. I thought it may have been a reference to a particular park or something. Thanks!
You are a bevy of knowledge!! Devo does driving 💋
Thanks Devo!!
Totally agree with you on Passport America. Between PA and Harvest Hosts, I saved a couple hundred dollars on a 2 1/2 week trip up the west coast recently.
am new at this, what is a PA, thanks!
@@ronvalley1973 Passport America
Gary, this is one of my dreams...West Coast trip with Harvest Hosts and Passport America. :)
@@PrincessJamiG This was our second trip up the coast but the first RV'ing. Both were great trips. We plan on making it an annual event now that we're going full time.
@ Gary: But with Harvest Hosts, you're more or less required to buy some of the host's merchandise, are you not? Does that not cut into your savings?
Thank you for this information and for all the research you share. As someone who is thinking seriously of becoming a full-timer, it is greatly appreciated!!
Thank you so much!
hi robin , no comment this week just wanted to say hi Hi!! take care ,stay safe and BE FREE!!!!
When we were traveling full time in 2005 Passport America was by FAR the best deal. We had escapees and Good Sam and a couple others but the PA returned our money over and over again. Most of the time you have to deal with nearby highways, trains or airports but there are also some awesome places. We are heading back out next summer and Passport will be the first membership we buy. Thanks for the videos as they are always so informative!
Passport America is great.
In love your vides and am happy to support you with my comments. I am dreaming of a Leisure Travel van in my future so I really enjoy your experiences. Keep sharing. Stay safe.
i am thinking of a diesel travel van and robin just makes me want to get up and go, but where, as i am a homebody dude with 5 kids who are fuzzy and with claws called cats, i cannot leave them, what am i to do, maybe get a house sitter for a week as that is as long as i want to be gone, still have a business i run with customers calling, 40 years in business.......geez, guess i will retire when i die.........
Great information! Are you planning on doing a video of a Harvest Host stay, Robin? Safe travels!
Yes! And good-morning 🤗
Lol... you remembered... that's cool! I'll be expecting that from you everyday now... lol. Looking forward to a Harvest Host segment. You'll be a great "marketer" for the hosts with your research and reporting skills. Take care!
Great job as always Robyn!💚👍
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love your show and you and just what is a boondocker?
@@ronvalley1973 Ron, a boondocker means a lot of things to different people but basically it is finding a spot to camp without hookups, a good majority of the time it is on BLM land but not always. Lots of places allow boondocking.
@@tmcblane i see, interesting, and now for my next question, and a laugh is ok, but what is BLM land? my guess would be bureau of land management ?
@@ronvalley1973 Sorry, yes that is correct. I am just use to saying BLM since it is rv common. Never think a question is silly. We all start somewhere. :) Robin is great at sharing and exposing people who are new as well as experienced. Learning is an on going thing.
Glad you did a video on Passport America. I had heard about them on another video which didn't include the link. Should not be a problem with Google, right? (You wouldn't think so but the search results revealed two VERY SIMILAR domain addresses but nonetheless they were different. One address was the same as the one you provided (which I'll assume is the correct address since you've already successfully used it). The other address included a hyphen between passport and America (thinking I'll ignore that one - LOL). As always, I enjoy your videos; keep up the great work. /Michael
Hey. Just started watching your videos and I can't stop. You've got me dreaming of being a full timer 😁
Your PA experience has been better than mine. Too many policy inconsistencies between RV parks: no more than 2 nights, no weekends during the summer, no holidays, no peak seasons, etc, etc. Enough restrictions to make it a very frustrating experience. Clearly the the parks who partnered with PA are more interested in the exposure they get than actually honoring the discount. In addition (again at least in my experience), it seems a majority of the parks in the PA network are, shall we say, a little sub-par. For an overnighter here and there it's fine but I tend to stay in places for a couple weeks at a time so it just doesn't work for me. I let my membership expire after the first year and decided to drop the big bucks on a Thousand Trails membership. I'm staying in TT parks about 75% of the time and it's MORE than paid for itself, even with the high cost of entry. Once you re-coupe the initial investment it works out to be about $46/mo for unlimited camping, with the rule that you have to move every 14-28 days (depending on your membership type).
Buying the Thousand Trails 1year membership at a final cost of less than $50/month is very appealing, even if I come out of the woods to “un-bond with nature” only a few times a month - a couple nights of a cheap hotel or campground with hot? showers would cost that. However, TT says they are geared to RVing in style in MotorHomes (lots of Class A pics) and Travel Trailers - tent camping is very limited with only one campground in all of AZ. I need to ask TT, as with all the clubs, about how they deal with vans and converted cargo trailers, along with their definition of an RV. I cant find any rules, which I find hard to believe.
hi, what is a TT park, thanks?
ron valic, just short for Thousand Trails club.
thanks mike!
@@mikemead2315 TT made me send pics of my class A before allowing me to sign up. Then they could not commit to me that all their parks would allow me to enter. My experience with them was "iffy" at best. Im not saying they are not a "good fit" for others, maybe they are. My biggest issue with them was a rule change they made during the first 3 months of my membership they made it next to impossible for me to utilize their parks. Rule changes at renewal time, fine.......but mid stream........sucks
You are awesome Robyn, just getting my first TT, can't wait!!!
Thanks for sharing awesome video. Keep being free!!
In-laws use it too and recommend it.
What a cool 😎 channel! My first time visiting but I look forward to learning more about RV life 🙂
Robin - you are looking great. Thanks for all your wonderful videos. Leeza
Love your videos!! We never know what you will talk about and research for us next. Can you please do a video about your experience driving your rig for the first time and any RV driving tips? Thanks and safe travels, girl!
PS...Susan F is my twin sister.
Hi, Robin has a few videos out on a few tips, you have to go back a few weeks, months, She's so very informative!👍
We have passport America and we just received the first night at half off at Creekside in pigeon forge. We were disappointed to say the least.
Thank you for introducing camping clubs, which is something I have not really considered looking into more than casually until now, as I considered them an excellant future choice when I grow up. Even the more expensive ones are monthly cost effective compared to occasional motels and campgrounds used to “un-bond with nature”. However, so far they seem to be geared far more to MotorHomes than tents, converted cargo vans and converted cargo trailers (when I grow up, I’ll get a standard retail camper/motorhome to better fit in, and then these clubs might be a kick). Websites rules are unclear so far. Tent camping is limited with even the expensive $500+ per year free-camping Thousand Trails club having only one campground that has tent sites in all AZ. I am glad you have researched this area, as you information always surprises me and leads to new research paths. I look forward to your club reviews.
Good to know. Robin you are always so informative. Thank you.
Question on your first day out in your new life were did you go? I've been at a location since July trying to figure this out. But it's cold and rainy in WA state. living alone I'm a bit nervous on heading out. But hoping I have all my ducks in a row to travel.
Have you considered RV'ing in Mexico? I would love to hear and see your perspectives of that!
I've been a Passport America member for a couple years now. Every year I've saved more than the membership fee. I boondock/drycamp as much as I can but will usually camp in a PA campground for A/C or to really clean out my black tank. I found many really nice campgrounds with PA. You just have to check the campground limitations before hand.
Thanks for the tip! By the way, have fun in Moab. I was there about a month ago. You may want to checkout the Moab Kitchen food truck for some delicious plant based food. It was really good.
I wanna say Utah, Very Pretty Place, Saw the pictures online👍
@@ronvalley1973..Moab is in Utah, four corners area. Arches National Monument and Canyonlands National Park are there along with Deadhorse Point. It is gorgeous scenery with lots of hiking, mountain biking and off roading places. Highly recommend going.
@@suegilreath1426 thanks sue, now i know!
Hello Robin. Good info. Passport America is not one of the many clubs I'm a member of yet. Don't know why, I guess I'll get it and add it to my list. Still debating on whether to get Thousand Trails or not, that one cost lots of bucks. Until I get out west I can't get solar, nobody on the East Coast installs it, so I can't boondock for very long and my RV is almost 32 years old. Can't afford a new one so the RV parks are the way to go for me. Keep up the great work on spreading information to those who need it. Be safe, have fun and bye for now.
Daniel, you could hook up your own solar by simply purchasing the Harbor Freight Solar kit. It is very simple. Everything just plugs into a little box called a "charge controller". Then you just connect the red and black wires to the battery terminals. Red connects to PLUS. Black connects to NEGATIVE. I think it costs about $150 bucks. It is 4 panels of 25 watts each. So it is a good beginners system and gives you a little bit of electricity and helps teach you the basics. Here is a link to one of the youtube videos.... ua-cam.com/video/Bo8jT5fIWW4/v-deo.html Why pay someone hundreds of bucks to hook it up?
You're looking good, Robin...God bless. Good info.
Sounds comparable with ACSI in Europe. Membership gives you discounts in the off season and they haven excellent app for finding campsites with routing info and reviews. I used this in the spring to find great sites in the Provence, France.
Thank you so much! Planning to do Europe someday soon
Robin, if you want to check them out beforehand, look at webshop.acsi.eu/en/campingcard-acsi.html
Yes, you look younger, happier, and more relaxed. Xxxoooxxx...you are good to watch
Once again, an excellent video. I'm checking into joining Passport America. Thanks Robin!
Just joined last week. 😎🚐💨
Another awesome video! Thank you!
You sold me. Joining now.
Good information. All you ever here about is Thousand Trails. Passport America sounds like a great deal. Thanks!
Love Moab .
I don't always use sn RV park. But, when I do, I use Passport America.
Love your videos! Getting ready to go Full time in a few months, just sold my home in Peoria AZ, heading back to MI to see my family and get my 28' Salem LE ready for the road. I will tell you I am disabled and told that this is the best thing I could do for myself. Who would have known? I am excited a little nervous, tent camped for years, raised camping so know the ropes but never on my own. Will be a new experience. Been watching Bob, you and many others, amazing group of people, can't wait to begin this new chapter. Thank you again for all the great info! Happy trails :)
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Thank you so much
If you head East from there and go through Colorado, be sure to stay in the right lane or you will be greeted by the Highway Patrol looking for anyone that may be holding drugs. It's a major drug corridor and cops will look for any reason to pull u over.......
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My issue is that I am traveling in a 1995 Class B (Pleasure-Way). It's in nice condition and doesn't look run down, but a lot of parks won't take an older than 10 year RV and/or "camper vans" a/k/a Class B's. For this reason, I have hesitated to join any of these membership clubs as the parks that accept the membership vary as to what they will take. As others have mentioned, most are geared towards newer big Class A's/Diesel Pushers. (edited for grammar error)
Yeah, I would call first or send them an e-mail
@@rosettaann1907 say rosetta ann, i am only 63 and still working full time in my own shop and have not traveled in over 40 years, yes, terrible, so i was wondering, being a home body and loving that, if i was to travel in a camper van for say, a week, and just go in a big circle encompassing several states around illinois, and so lets say i am traveling 200 to 250 miles a day, as that is all i could ever stand to be driving my entire life, like, where could i park my van for one night just to get some sleep as i make my way towards a state park where i could get a camp spot with a fire pit, you know what i mean? like if i want to drive south to missouri and take two days driving south to a motel in missouri, where can do you park a van for free, other than a walmart, which i heard is shutting down their lots almost everywhere and learned that from watching these nomad channels, thanks!
You are such a wealth of knowledge Robin!!!
I have stayed in some great places with passport America it has come In very handy. Boondockers welcome too!
Another fine video Robin!! Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Super good to know!!! For me, I can see myself using it, when traveling a long distance, from point A to point B. I like to meet others, especially those who are seasonal campers in campgrounds bc some will share the ins and outs of the local area. Who doesn't want to know the best places to swim, fish, hike, eat and visit, etc?
thanks for all the great info you provide for us, much appreciated :)
Thank you. I’ll be hitting the road after the holidays. Looking forward to being free!
We also just joined Passport America about a week ago. It does sound great.
I love your videos and when I retire this will be helpful
The baby seals may so no, but you may not be as hasty. LOL
Thank you for a good explanation.
very helpful video. Thanks so much, and have a super day! ❤️
I have looked into Thousand Trails for when I retire and become a full timer. Being a military retiree and checking out the campground rates on base, plus wanting to boondock and get out of the rat race, I'd have to be nuts to consider any of the RV clubs. I would mainly need AC in warmer climates like Florida, but plan on having enough solar and a generator to be self sufficient if it's cooler out.
Can you link me the USB electronics video you mentioned in another video? I can't find it anywhere. Thanks! Love your channel!
Is there any clubs that give a GOOD discount on KOA ? We are in VA. and they are everywhere .WAY to much for us . We use national parks a lot with our senior card . When it is HOT we like hook ups for the A/C . Love your video's...keep up the good work . Does this make us old groupies...LOL
Yes, newcomer here, as I was just watching a 'Carolyn's RV Life' video, and yours popped up right after! We bought a motorhome about 8 months ago, and pretty well right away got a Passport America membership....but, we're Canadians, so haven't used it yet, but will continue our membership as it's like you mention where it pays for itself over time. I believe they have an add-on for RV towing as well, albeit I'm unsure if it's the best way to go or not...perhaps that's something you could look at as well! Since it's nearing midnight right now, I'll have to watch some of your other video's another time, but keep them coming as I've subscribed and clicked the bell for future updates! Thanks for sharing!
Love these tips!! So informational and easy to understand (they way I need it lol) I feel you have provided the most easy to understand tips to newbies (me) not even out there yet but when I do I know I can go to your channel and just pick the video I'll need to watch. I did post you on one of Bob Well's videos saying you explain it the best, hopefully some people looked you up!!
Hi Robin,
looking forward to
Your Next Informative
RV Spots Video,
loved this one👍👏👍
Good video, thanks Robin. What do you think will happen as the number of full timers increase...strange new world. :)
I bought a membership a few months ago, took a 4000 mile trip. (Nevada, Idaho,Montana and Utah) the locations and restrictions were very disappointing. One of the locations, the owner spent 20 minutes telling me that he puts the PA members in the worst part of the campground ! The huge class A owners, would hook up and leave their AC running 24/7, he said it wasn't worth being a member. I would MUCH rather boondock , depending on whats available of course.
howdy, say i asked her what a boondocker is and i will ask you in case she never gets back to me, thanks!!!
The definition will vary a little between folks. One definition (and mine) is that boondocking is camping without any hookups or facilities in an undeveloped area. Examples are doing dispersed camping on BLM land or the backwoods of the forest and are generally free. Some say it is camping without any hookups but can be in developed camp grounds that provide tables, a graded park spot and fire ring. There may be a charge. Examples are primitive or basic forest service camp grounds along with dispersed camping mentioned in the first definition.
c Shep, Thanks! Great info. What kind of a rig were you camping in?
I boondock most of the time, but I am looking at campgrounds for a few times a month and for cross country traveling, so your review fit right in. My fear is “camping” my tiny rig between two class A’s. Thanks.
That was pretty much my experience too. I like the concept but since every affiliate RV park is their own independently run business they ultimately get to decide how/when/if they're going to honor your membership benefit. Not worth the hassle. Needless to say I won't be renewing.
@ Shep: _"One of the locations, the owner spent 20 minutes telling me that he puts the PA members in the worst part of the campground!"_
That's pretty sleazy. You should call them out on that and name names! What campground was this, so we know who to avoid?
Another great video!
I'm a newbie to RVing. Learning so much from you. Thank you.🌼
Good to know. I'm going to join. Thanks
This is so good to know!! I need to start writing this stuff down. I'm learning a lot from your videos.
Thanks Robin. Most grateful for your tips. See you at RTR 2019!
WONDERFUL INFORMATION THANKS.
It's not good for weekend campers. Look at your hoped for camping area in their online catalog. Got to Campground and scroll down to the section with the rules. SURPRISE: Most say
PA is valid for one night, Sun - Thurs only. Or only Sun - Thursday. And what's this only one night counts as PA during the SUN - THURS stay. Found one that said PA rate is campsite only and each person is $3/person. So weekend campers you're screwed. Found one campground that in addition to the before mentioned restrictions, wasn't even available July - October.
I'm curious about what was going on with your batteries. Did you do a vid about it that I didn't see?
I just got. One today to use tomorrow in Arizona too.
They seem to have a lot of parks there.
Always looking forward to your next video. Thanks
Great information, as always. Thank you. 😊
Great info, Robin! 😀🐶❤️
Hi Robin , thanks for sharing ! I am learning a lot from you before I could start vanlife traveling within a USA and Canada 🇨🇦, if you could make some topics on when flat tires wheel alignment for vans / RV’s and your experience , I know RVs / selfMade Van promaster conversion Vans are more heavier than the regular Van , given the weight of the furnitures attachments and stored water within . 💝Teresa/asereT
Another great video!
Thank you so much!
Thank you. I've wonder about this pass. Great info and review.
Thank you 😊
Thank you. You are full of good info!
Thank you!
Do you have a video on auto clubs like AAA? Thanks
The code is PATWEET3
I was wondering if you would consider doing a video about how to choose BLM land. I noticed many allow hunting so I'm curious if there are designated areas so campers and Rvers are safe to hike or park. Also would like to know how it is to travel with a cat. Do you ever let him out? And I am glad you will do a video about clubs - I want to join a few when I start out in a year or two because I like to meet new people and hear their stories. Thanks for all the great info up to now and hope you don't mind my many suggestions.
Your videos are so good, they're informative and good to watch, I'll be going full time as soon as my lease is up at my apartment. I'll be living in an SUV and no one says whether or not a SUV can stay in a RV Park, can they?
Robin, I sent a msg via your blog yesterday regarding help with an insurance question. Did you receive it? If you can't answer my question that is OK but please let me know one way or another. Thank you ☺
Hello from Alaska! I am new to your channel and have been enjoying all your videos Robin! You mentioned Tiki and a link to her video on organization...does she have a channel? I would like to follow her as well! Thank you for all you amazing info./advice! I homestead here in Alaska, but would like to convert a van and travel to the lower 48 as well. :)
Robin this sez this video is three years old are you still doing the RV ing?
I’m sorry but I don’t see the link for Passport America.