FMCA member benefits

Campground discounts

Many campgrounds that are commercial members of FMCA offer discounts to fellow FMCA members. A listing of these commercial member campgrounds appears in the “Business Directory,” published in the January and June issues of FMC magazine and available online at FMCA.com's Business Directory.

FMCA members should mention their FMCA affiliation when making reservations and present their FMCA membership card upon check-in when requesting this discount.

Outdoor Resorts of America
FMCA members have the opportunity to take advantage of discounted daily rental rates at Outdoor Resorts of America (ORA) locations. Outdoor Resorts operates a number of RV resort facilities at various desirable locations across the country.

By presenting their FMCA membership card, FMCAers will receive a 15 percent discount on daily rental rates at participating ORA locations. Some restrictions may apply. For instance, because of zoning regulations, the company’s Indio/La Quinta, California, facility can accommodate only type A and type C motorhomes with a length of 22 feet or more.

For more information about vehicle and other restrictions at ORA facilities, call (800) 541-2582.

Passport America discount
FMCA maintains a partnership with Passport America, a 50 percent discount camping club. As a Passport America cardholder, you can stay at nearly 1,500 campgrounds across the United States, Canada, and Mexico at 50 percent off the regular rate.

Passport America members receive an International Camping Directory in a printed version or on an interactive CD-ROM; a personalized travel card; and a one-year subscription to RV America magazine. Additional benefits include the Passport America credit card, RV insurance, and identity theft protection.

Present your Passport America card to receive half off the regular rate on campsites in participating campgrounds; these facilities are listed in the International Camping Directory.

Passport America prints a new directory each January. Updates or changes to the campground list are provided throughout the year in RV America magazine. Twenty-four-hour access to all campground information and updates is also available online at www.passportamerica.com.

The directory also indicates each campground’s individual guidelines. These vary, because Passport America member RV parks are individually owned and operated. For example, the majority don’t require reservations, but some suggest them, and others require them. The number of nights certain RV parks extend the discount also varies — one night, two nights, a week, a month, etc. Access to Passport America campgrounds is on a space-available basis.

You may use your Passport America card as often as you like, for the term of your membership.

Look for the Passport America order form on page 51 of the January 2008 issue of FMC magazine. Please see www.passportamerica.com or call (800) 681-6810 for more details.