Family Motor Coach Association

Boondockers Welcome is a membership network that matches RV travellers with private hosts offering free driveway and property overnight stays, with more than 3,675 host locations across the United States and Canada. It is part of the Harvest Hosts group. Guests pay an annual guest privileges subscription that the company compares to the cost of one night at a campground. Members search locations and message hosts through the website and mobile app.

Escapees RV Club

Founded in 1978 by Joe and Kay Peterson and headquartered at Rainbow's End in Livingston, Texas, Escapees serves full-time and long-term RVers with over 70,000 members. It owns eight RV parks across Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Tennessee, Florida, Alabama and Missouri, with a further 11 member-run SKP co-ops. Its mail forwarding and domicile service began in 1985 and is central to the club's appeal for full-timers. It also runs RVers Boot Camp training, the SmartWeigh wheel-by-wheel weighing service and an online university.

Good Sam Club

Founded in 1966, Good Sam is owned by Good Sam Enterprises, part of the Camping World group, and passed two million members in 2018. Members get a 10 percent discount on nightly rates at more than 2,100 affiliated RV parks and campgrounds in North America. It sells roadside assistance, RV insurance and extended warranties, and publishes the Good Sam RV Travel Guide & Campground Directory along with Trailer Life and MotorHome magazines. It operates as a commercial membership programme attached to a retail business.

Harvest Hosts started in 2009 and was bought from founders Don and Kim Greene by Joel Holland in May 2018. Members pay an annual subscription for free overnight stays at farms, wineries, breweries, museums and golf courses, with 9,695 or more host locations listed by 2026 and over 260,000 members as of 2024. Guests are expected to support hosts through a purchase rather than paying a pitch fee. The company absorbed RV Golf Club in 2018 and now also owns Boondockers Welcome.

Kampgrounds of America

KOA was founded in Billings, Montana in 1962 and began selling franchises in 1963. It operates more than 500 campgrounds across the United States and Canada under a franchise model, with sites graded as Journey, Holiday and Resort. Its KOA Rewards programme, formerly the Value Kard, gives members a discount on registration rates and points towards free nights. It is a commercial campground chain rather than a membership club.

Thousand Trails was founded in 1969 and opened its first preserve in 1972, marking 55 years in recent seasons. It is owned by Equity LifeStyle Properties, which acquired it in 2008, and operates over 80 membership campgrounds across 23 US states and British Columbia. Members pay a one-time membership fee plus annual dues to use the network, with higher tiers allowing longer continuous stays and access to more preserves. The system is aimed primarily at RV owners.

Wally Byam Caravan Club International, Inc.

Chartered in 1955 in Kentville, Nova Scotia and registered as a 501(c)(7) in Ohio in 1957, this Airstream owners' club now trades as Airstream Club International. It calls itself the longest-rolling single-brand RV club in the world and marked 70 years in 2025. Activity is organised through 12 geographic regions with local clubs, intra-clubs and special interest groups, plus caravans and an annual International Rally. It publishes Blue Beret magazine and offers members courtesy parking and a club app.