Coast to Coast RV Camping Club (A Complete Guide)

There are several RV camping clubs that offer free or discounted camping to members. With all of the RV membership options, it can be difficult to decide which clubs are right for your family. In this article, we tell you everything you need to know about Coast to Coast RV Camping Club to help you determine if a membership is right for you.

What is Coast to Coast RV Camping Club?

Coast to Coast RV Camping Club is a network of high-quality RV resorts located in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Members can purchase a membership at any one of the RV parks in the Coast to Coast network. Coast to Coast is part of a larger company that also owns Good Sam, Camping World, Gander Outdoors and Overton’s.

The RV parks affiliated with Coast to Coast RV Camping Club are all well-maintained and offer many amenities. Member resorts must must meet stringent requirements to participate. Most of the RV resorts provide on-site amenities, including a swimming pool, clubhouse, gated security entrances, playgrounds and more.

The company also annually inspects and rates each resorts in terms of facilities, amenities and cleanliness. Coast to Coast RV Camping Club is the only membership resort network to rate their participating resorts, so members are easily able to understand the quality of each park

How to Purchase a Coast to Coast RV Membership

New Coast to Coast RV Camping Club memberships cannot be purchased online. Instead campers must purchase a membership through one of the RV parks in the club’s network.

Coast to Coast offers a free 3-day/2-night stay at select resorts to allow potential members to tour the resort and learn more about their program. Click here to find a network resort offering free stays.

Annual memberships cost $89.95 per year. However, the major expenses associated with a Coast to Coast membership are the home resort membership and maintenance fees. These fees vary for each home resort, but the one-time enrollment fee ranges from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars.

The only resort I have seen publish prices online is Woodhaven Lakes in Sublette, IL. Woodhaven Lakes charges a $550 enrollment fee.

When selecting a home resort for your Coast to Coast RV Camping Club membership, it is important to know about their 125-mile rule. Members are not allowed to book reservations at any Coast to Coast resorts that are within a 125 drive from their home resort.

Coast to Coast RV Camping Club memberships can also be purchased on the re-sale market through Campground Membership Outlet or Time Shares Only. Used memberships can cost anywhere from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars depending on the home resort and the included benefits.

Coast to Coast Membership Types and Benefits

Coast to Coast Classic Membership

Coast to Coast RV Camping Club Classic Memberships provide the following benefits to members. Membership benefits may change year to year, so always confirm your exact benefits before purchasing, especially if you are buying a re-sale membership.

Thousand Trails vs Coast to Coast Memberships

Many RV owners only want to purchase one major camping membership and Thousand Trails and Coast to Coast RV Camping Club are two of the best options.

The below table provides a comparison of benefits between the Thousand Trails Elite Basic Membership and the Coast to Coast Classic Membership. See our full guide to Thousand Trail Membership Levels for more details.

Thousand Trails vs Coast to Coast RV Memberships

Benefits	Thousand Trails Elite Basic	Coast to Coast Classic
Nightly Camping Fee at Member Resorts	$0	$10
Nightly Camping Fee at Neighbor/Trails Resorts	$0	$15
Maximum Stay at Member Resorts	21 nights	7 nights
Time Required between Stays at Two Parks	0 days	7 days
Reservation Window	120 days in advance	3 to 60 days in advance
Annual Park Inspections	No	Yes

If you are interested in RV clubs, see our complete guide to all RV membership programs. We personally have chosen to purchase Good Sam, Passport America, Harvest Hosts and Elite Basic Thousand Trails memberships. Coast to Coast RV Camping Club is a great option, but Thousand Trails had more parks in locations close to our friends and family.

Which RV membership is your favorite? Share your pick with us in the comments section below.