Thousand Trails Membership Levels Explained 2023 

Thank you. Seems to me that TT should explain this sort of thing. I went to their website, and it seemed like an advertisement with very little real information. Lots of people seem to have trouble understanding TT.

Good morning Lou! Very informative video. You helped me understand it alot better ! I can see thru your video's, that you, Melody and Milo, really love your Thousand Trails Membership! Many "Happy Trail's" to you vicky 😊

Very informative and precise information. We love our Adventure package and Trails Collection Plus. Thank you for sharing the updated 2023 prices and what it will get you. Prices keep going up. They were not that pricy when we bought in. Mary 💕 Fred

We recently bought our TT membership through Bob and Mairi.... and it's all your fault!!! 😉 Thanks to your videos and wonderfully thorough explanations, we think we made a wise investment. Best regards! Hello to Milo from our Opie the Boston Terrier!

Hi Folks! Loving your park walk-through vids! You guys do a great job of showing details a lot of other folks don't cover in similar videos, especially specific camp site details and recommendations! Very much appreciated! Sooooo, I grew up staying half a year in TT parks as a kid. My folks got thier membership in 1980, the year after they opened lol and I spent the next 18+ years going all over the country because they were retired and it was just an awesome life! I'm a 43 year old single mom with one kiddo and I want to give them a taste of that experience now that I'm able to financially. I'm going to have a home base park in Oregon and am looking at Pacific City as my main destination. Now, I have some delimas to work around and would appreciate advice because it's been 20 years since I've been to a TT park! I have seizures and cannot drive. But that's been the case my whole life so I'm used to living without the ability to just hop in a truck and go wherever whenever. But it means I do things a little different like supplementing going to the grocery store often with getting meal delivery services and calling on my church family to pick us up for outings. My church is everywhere so I know there will be congregations close by wherever I go. And I'm going to homeschool because the public schools nowadays freaking terrify me quite honestly.... which is also how I was raised up until high-school myself. But I will be on foot a lot. I also work remotely from my laptop with no set schedule and I have heard there is a major issue with service at the park, but do you think the family center would have strong enough wifi for me to get a few hours of work uploaded? I do graphic design which only needs the internet to upload the finished work and I trade stocks and crypto as well. If I was stationed in a spot in G loop, how long is the walk to the beach do you think and is there ANY store within an hour walk from that campground? It looks like you guys did a fair amount of hiking and exploring in the area a year ago so I'm hoping you have some good info for me lol. I have such awesome memories of that beach as a kid! I want to see my son running wild and free through the sand just like I did, and exploring the beautiful nature there! We can stay up to a maximum of 210 days a year at that park but there are so many close parks to bounce between that it would still be mostly that one with a few more as temporary getaways to fill in the other 3rd of the year. What do you guys think about Whalers Rest compared to Pacific City? Any recommendations for the best California park for a small child for one month out of the year? I'm going to go south from December through March and my favorite favorite park from California isn't there anymore!!! Big sad tears. The original Palm Springs park in California was just an amazing place to be growing up. I still remember every square foot of that park. I learned to ride my first bike there... but they sold it some years ago and opened a new one that just isn't the same. Le sigh. Anyway, I'd love to hear your thoughts, advice and expertise.

Great Information and breakdown of the TT options Lou. 👍

This is awesome. Thank you

I am getting ready to purchase a TT membership and upgrade. I would like to go with the Adventure Upgrade so I can get the higher level Trails Package but I have seen so many reviews that say that it is virtually impossible to get reservations at most encore sites because of their limiting of spaces available to TT members.

Priceless Info ❤️❤️💕

Whatt is that yearly fees? Im very confused. Is this meant for people that live in fancy RVs year round?

Hi. Thanks for explaining the membership levels. I just want to make sure I understand. [1] If you decided to do the Adventure package, the campgrounds available are based on all zones or just the zones you're interested in? [2] If you select Adventure for initial membership, you're paying Zone Pass (amount based on how many zones you want) + Adventure membership? Then the second year you pay Zone Pass (es) + Adventure annual dues? I'm trying to make sure I understand how this goes. Still a little confused about this part. Thanks!

Great video. Was looking for this. I still have a question. Can we rent a cabin for family while camping ourselves?

Great Video, so once you purchase the membership, how much are the yearly "dues"? Thank you!

Howuch is the winter differently membership add on?

Do the Escape, Elite, Elite Connections and/or Adventure memberships come with all of the zones???

Can we go from a Trails collection park straight to a park that's included in the basic "camping pass" membership? Thanks 👍

With the camping pass what is the max amount of days you can stay to be able to go from campsite to campsite? 4?

I would like to know the monthly payment for each if you chose to finance

Can you use Thousand trails with a van?

you didn't mention how much the yearly dues are. My husband is 68 woudl the dues be frozen if we bought for the first time now?

What if there are no sites available?

So is the membership fee $16,500 a one time fee and then you pay your annual dues?

Is that $16,000 a year??

16k and you can’t even get 28 days like the Odyssey had just a few years ago