![]() ![]() Access to all Thousand Trails campgrounds nationwide.Can move from campground to campground with no time out of the system.Stay up to 21 nights at each campground.All benefits included with the zone pass.Price: $8995 one time fee annual dues of $670 (remember to contact the membership specialists for the best price) Like all upgraded Thousand Trails memberships, Elite Basic members are charged a one-time membership fee in addition to annual dues. In my opinion it is the best value for full timers and frequent travelers. We are full time RVers and Elite Basic Members. Elite members have access to all Thousand Trails campgrounds and are allowed to stay longer without time in between reservations. The Elite Basic Thousand Trails membership is the most popular and most affordable of the upgraded membership options. Must be out of Trails Collection 7 days between stays (Elite members can go from a Thousand Trails park to a Trails Collection park and vice versa with no time in-between)Įlite Basic Thousand Trails Membership LevelĮlite Thousand Trails Members Can Stay Up to 21 Nights.Free or highly discounted camping at 100+ Encore RV Resorts.The below Trails Collection benefits are available with any Thousand Trails membership, except the Adventure membership, which already comes with the Trails Collection plus membership. This Thousand Trails membership add-on provides access to over double the number of campgrounds for a low cost. ![]() Regardless of the caveats, the Trails Collection is a great value for the money. ![]() Younger members should also note that some age-restricted Encore resorts in popular winter destinations (Florida, Texas and Arizona) only allow campers 55 years of age or older. The majority of Trails Collection RV parks offer free camping, but a few parks in prime destinations charge members up to $20 per night. Members who purchase the trails collection receive access to camping at 100+ additional campgrounds, including Encore RV resorts across the country. The Trails Collection is a popular add-on to any Thousand Trails membership level. The Trails Collection Adds Over 100 RV Parks to Any Membership High use restrictions apply to 15 of the 82 parks during their peak season (for example: Florida parks in the winter) Only two Thousand Trails reservations are allowed on the books during high use parks peak season.Member savings on popular brand, including Harvest Hosts, Hertz and DISH.Special pricing on service through their preferred dealer network.Discounts at Encore RV Resorts and other partner campgrounds.Only includes camping within the zones purchased.If stay is longer than four days, members must have seven days out of the Thousand Trails system before their next stay.Unlimited stays at Thousand Trails campgrounds in your zone(s) with no nightly fees. ![]() Email or call (80) membership specialists Sharon and Warren Lewis and tell them Christina from Travels with Ted sent you to get a special discount on any Thousand Trails membership. Pricing Note: For the Zone Camping passes and all of the upgraded memberships detailed below, there are often significant discounts available off the retail prices listed in this article. Price: $670 annual fee for one zone $90 for each additional zone This basic Thousand Trails membership is also a good option for full time RVers who want to try Thousand Trails before committing to a more expensive elite membership. Zone camping passes are the best option for weekend warrior RVers who are looking for a great deal on short-term RV camping trips. The number of campgrounds varies by region with only 8 in Midwest and 23 in the Southeast. The regions (or zones) are Northeast, Southeast, Northwest, Southwest and Midwest. Zone camping passes include free camping in a specific region of the country. However, it also has the most restrictions. It is the base membership that all upgrades are based on, and the most affordable membership. The zone camping pass is the entry level Thousand Trails membership level. The Zone Pass is Thousand Trails’ Entry Level Membership ![]()
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