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The Arkansas Travelers chapter was formed in July 1973. We are part of FMCA's South Central Area and have approximately 43 member families from four states: Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, and Missouri. |
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Formed by a group of Pace Arrow motorhome owners, this chapter has since branched out to welcome owners of any brand. |
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With 43 member families, the Oregon Coaches for Christ chapter encompasses mainly Oregon residents, but FMCA members don't have to live in Oregon to join. The group also has members from Washington; California; and British Columbia, Canada. |
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Since most Midwest Pacers members reside in Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, our rallies are usually held in those states. However, the Midwest Area also covers Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota, as well as the Canadian provinces of ... |
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The Yankee Travelers chapter is a large group — with more than 250 member families — but it feels like one big family. We have something for everyone when we get together. Our members range from young families with children all the way to retirees. |
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The Tiffin Travelers held their initial chapter meeting in June 2009 at the Eastern Area Rally in Richmond, Virginia. The group is officially an Eastern Area chapter, but any FMCA member can join, no matter where they live — as long as they own a Tiffin motorhome. |
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The Pacemakers chapter was organized in January 1989 in Wimauma, Florida. Originally we were an owners group for Fleetwood Pace Arrow motorhomes, so we chose a chapter name that went along with the brand name. |
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