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RV Owner Clubs by Brand: Find Your RV Community
RV owner clubs by brand connect you with people who drive, tow and fix the same rig you do. We checked 19 manufacturer owners clubs, from free groups like Forest River’s FROG to classics like Airstream Club International, so you can find your people and your next rally.
Brand clubs
19
Checked one by one
Free to join
5
FROG, Heartland & more
Lowest dues
$20/yr
Fleetwood (FMA)
Oldest
1955
Airstream Club
Dues and details checked October 3, 2026 · By RV-Roundup
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Biggest brand club
Forest River Owners Group
At a glance
Our quick picks
Six brand clubs worth joining first. Tap any card for the full write-up, or find your own brand below.
Biggest free club
Forest River Owners Group
Free for any Forest River owner, with 190,000+ members and rallies across North America.
Most iconic
Airstream Club International
The original brand club since 1955: caravans, the Big Red Number and 900+ courtesy parking spots.
Best for Class A owners
Tiffin Allegro Club
Rallies with factory service support, local chapters and vendor discounts, from $49 a year.
Best for luxury diesel coaches
Newmar Kountry Klub
Nine branches, caravans and cruises, and 40 years of Newmar friendships.
Best for fifth-wheel owners
Montana Owners Club
Free to join, with about 12,000 active members and a big fall rally in Indiana.
Best for truck campers
Lance Owners of America
Open to owners and shoppers alike, with a one-time $35 lifetime membership.
The short answer
If you own a Forest River, Coachmen, Heartland, Keystone Montana or Winnebago, start with your brand’s free owners club: FROG, COA, Heartland Owners Club, Montana Owners Club or GoLife. If you own a Tiffin, Newmar or Airstream, their paid clubs ($35 to $99 a year to start) are worth it for factory-backed rallies and active chapters. Don’t see your brand? Every RV is welcome at general clubs like the Family RV Association and Escapees; see our guide to the best RV clubs.
Find your brand
Find your RV brand’s owners club
Tap your brand to jump straight to its club. Green tags mean free to join or no dues.
AirstreamAirstream Club InternationalFrom $99/yrAlliance RVOwner-run Ally RalliesNo dues
BigfootBOCI$25/yr
Cedar CreekCCRVOC$25/yr
CoachmenCoachmen Owners AssociationFreeEscapeEpic Escape communityNo dues
Fleetwood & American CoachFleetwood Motorhome Association$20/yrForest RiverFROGFree
Grand DesignOwner-run ralliesNo dues
HeartlandHeartland Owners ClubFree
Holiday RamblerHoliday Rambler RV Club$50/yrKeystone MontanaMontana Owners ClubFree
LanceLance Owners of America$35 lifetimeMarathonMarathon Coach ClubOwnersNewmarNewmar Kountry KlubFrom $35PrevostPrevost Motorcoach ClubOwners
Thor Motor CoachThor Diesel Club1st year free*TiffinAllegro ClubFrom $49/yr
WinnebagoGoLifeFree
Don’t see your brand?
We couldn’t confirm an active official club for Jayco, Keystone (other than Montana) or a few other big names when we checked. Owners of any brand are welcome at general clubs like the Family RV Association ($99 a year) and Escapees ($49.95 a year), and many brands have busy owner groups on Facebook. See the best RV clubs for every RVer. *Thor Diesel Club: first year paid by Thor on new qualifying coaches.
Why join
What a brand owners club gives you
Most brand clubs are free or cost less than a night at a campground. Here’s what members get back.
- Owners who know your exact rigForums and chapters are full of people who have already fixed the leak, upgraded the batteries or solved the quirk you’re facing.
- Rallies with factory supportMany brand rallies bring service techs, seminars and factory tours; Tiffin and Grand Design both bring factory help.
- Savings on parts and serviceHeartland members get 10% off factory parts, and Thor Diesel Club members save on labor and parts.
- Instant friends on the roadLocal chapters and caravans mean familiar faces at the next campground.
- Often freeFive clubs on this page cost nothing, and several give new buyers a free first year.
- News about your modelClubs are a good place to hear about service bulletins, recalls and smart upgrades.
Getting started
How to join your RV brand’s club in 4 steps
- Find your brandUse the brand finder and check who can join. Most clubs are for owners, but Lance Owners of America is open to everyone and Bigfoot offers shoppers a free trial.
- Have your RV details handyKeep your RV’s year, model and serial number or VIN nearby; clubs often ask for them when you sign up.
- Ask about a free first yearAirstream and Thor give new buyers a free first year, and Newmar’s first renewal is free. Ask your dealer when you buy.
- Say yes to your first rallyStart with a local chapter campout or a regional rally. Newcomers are always welcome, and it’s the fastest way to make friends.
Big makers
Owners clubs from the biggest RV makers
These clubs cover several RV types under one maker, so most owners of these brands can join.
Free Any Forest River RV
Biggest free club
Forest River Owners Group (FROG)
Free with ownership · Founded 2011 · 190,000+ members (checked October 3, 2026)
Forest River’s official owners group welcomes owners of any Forest River product, from pop-ups and travel trailers to Class A motorhomes, and there are no dues: you only pay for the rallies and tours you sign up for. Members get rallies and guided tours across North America, seminars, and partner savings such as Passport America, Harvest Hosts and roadside assistance.
What we like
- Completely free to join
- Covers every Forest River brand
- Big calendar of rallies and tours
Keep in mind
- So big it can feel less personal than a small club
- Cedar Creek and Coachmen also have their own clubs
Best for: Any Forest River owner who wants rallies and member savings for free
Free Coachmen owners
Best for Coachmen owners
Coachmen Owners Association (COA)
Free for owners · 58th annual rally held June 2026 · Local and state clubs (checked October 3, 2026)
Coachmen’s owners association is free for owners of Coachmen motorhomes and towables. Local and state clubs camp together through the year, and the big annual rally (the 58th ran in June 2026) brings members together for seminars and entertainment. Members also get discounted trips, tours and rallies, plus savings on Coachmen merchandise.
What we like
- Free for owners
- One of the longest-running brand rallies
- Local and state chapters
Keep in mind
- Owners only
- Rally locations change each year, so plan ahead
Best for: Coachmen owners who want a long-standing community at no cost
Free community Perks $39.95/yr
Best for Winnebago owners
Winnebago GoLife
GoLife Community free · GoLife Perks $39.95/yr · Replaced the WIT club in 2023 (checked October 3, 2026)
Winnebago folded its long-running Winnebago-Itasca Travelers (WIT) club into GoLife in July 2023. Every Winnebago owner belongs to the free GoLife Community, with owner groups, meetups and rallies such as Camp Winnebago. The optional GoLife Perks membership adds partner savings like KOA Rewards and 50% off a first year of Harvest Hosts, plus a discount at Winnebago’s factory service center.
What we like
- Free community for every owner
- Perks can pay for themselves fast
- Factory-backed events
Keep in mind
- Perks costs extra
- Old WIT chapters no longer run the same way
Best for: Winnebago owners who want factory events and partner deals
From $99/yr Airstream owners
Most iconic brand club
Airstream Club International
From $99/yr · Founded 1955 · Free first year with a new Airstream (checked October 3, 2026)
The original brand club began as Wally Byam’s caravan club in 1955, and members still display their “Big Red Number.” Regional clubs and special-interest groups (vintage, boondocking and more) meet all year, members can stay at 900+ courtesy parking spots offered by other members, and the Blue Beret magazine keeps everyone connected. Buyers of a new Airstream bought after July 1, 2023 get a free one-year Explorer membership.
What we like
- Deep traditions and a famous International Rally
- 900+ member courtesy parking sites
- Free first year for new owners
Keep in mind
- Higher dues than most brand clubs
- Regional club dues can be extra
Best for: Airstream owners who want the classic caravan-and-rally experience
Motorhomes
Motorhome owners clubs: Class A, diesel and Super C
From budget-friendly Fleetwood to luxury Prevost conversions, these clubs are built around motorhomes.
From $49/yr Tiffin & Vanleigh
Best for Class A owners
Tiffin Allegro Club
Traveler $49/yr or Voyager $199/yr · Running since about 1979 · Local chapters (checked October 3, 2026)
The Allegro Club is Tiffin’s official owners club for every Tiffin-built motorhome, and Vanleigh fifth-wheel owners can join too. Members meet at Tiffin rallies with factory service support, join local chapters for regular meetups, trade answers on technical forums, and get vendor discounts on tires, insurance and roadside help.
What we like
- Rallies with factory service support
- Active local chapters
- Tire and insurance discounts
Keep in mind
- The two plan levels aren’t explained side by side
- Some older Tiffin pages still list the former $25 dues
Best for: Tiffin motorhome owners who want factory-backed rallies
$35–$65 to join Newmar owners
Best for luxury diesel coaches
Newmar Kountry Klub
$35–$65 to join, then $45/yr · Founded 1985 · 6,000+ members (checked October 3, 2026)
One of the most social brand clubs, the Newmar Kountry Klub has nine regional branches in the US and Canada and a full schedule of rallies, caravans and even cruises, and it celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2026. Joining costs $35 to $65 depending on when you sign up, the first renewal is free, and renewals after that are $45 a year (plus $15 if you want the Konnection magazine).
What we like
- Nine regional branches
- Rallies, caravans and cruises
- Roadside and insurance discounts
Keep in mind
- Newmar owners only
- The magazine costs extra
Best for: Newmar owners who love to travel in a group
1st year free on new coaches Diesel & Super C
Best for Thor diesel owners
Thor Diesel Club
First year paid by Thor on new qualifying coaches · Chapter of the Family RV Association (checked October 3, 2026)
The Thor Diesel Club is for owners of Class A diesel and Super C motorhomes from Thor Motor Coach (Aria, Tuscany, Venetian, Palazzo and more), plus Damon, Four Winds International and Mandalay coaches. It is an official chapter of the Family RV Association. Thor pays the first year for buyers of a new, previously untitled qualifying coach, and members get 10% off labor and priority scheduling at Thor’s Wakarusa, Indiana, service center plus 5–15% off parts.
What we like
- Labor discount and priority service
- Parts discounts
- First year paid on new coaches
Keep in mind
- Only certain diesel and Super C models qualify
- Ongoing dues aren’t posted publicly
Best for: Owners of Thor diesel pushers and Super C motorhomes
$20/yr Fleetwood & American Coach
Lowest dues
Fleetwood Motorhome Association (FMA)
$20/yr · Founded 2001 · Member-run (checked October 3, 2026)
The FMA is the member-run club for owners of Fleetwood RV and American Coach motorhomes. Three regional chapters host campouts, and the national rally is still going strong: the 21st “Friends First” rally is set for January 2027 in Clermont, Florida. Members also get rally discounts and free classified ads.
What we like
- Lowest paid dues on this page
- Friendly, member-run rallies
- Free classified ads
Keep in mind
- Run by volunteers, not the manufacturer
- Smaller events than the biggest brand clubs
Best for: Fleetwood and American Coach owners on a budget
$50/yr Holiday Rambler
Best club magazine
Holiday Rambler RV Club
$50/yr · 8 regions and 8 special-interest chapters · Bimonthly magazine (checked October 3, 2026)
Holiday Rambler owners have their own club with eight regions, eight special-interest chapters, caravans, seminars and discounted rallies, plus the bimonthly Ramblings magazine. Dues are listed at $50 a year on Holiday Rambler’s owners page.
What we like
- Magazine included
- Special-interest chapters
- Caravans and seminars
Keep in mind
- The club’s own website looks out of date
- Confirm event dates before you travel
Best for: Holiday Rambler owners who like a club magazine and chapters
Dues not posted Prevost coaches
Best for Prevost conversions
Prevost Motorcoach Club
Two national rallies a year · Chapter of the Family RV Association (checked October 3, 2026)
Long known among owners as “Prevost Prouds,” the Prevost Motorcoach Club brings together owners of luxury coaches built on a Prevost shell, whatever the converter. It holds two national rallies a year (spring 2026 was in Fort Worth, Texas) and is a chapter of the Family RV Association.
What we like
- Open to every Prevost conversion
- Two national rallies a year
- Deep owner know-how
Keep in mind
- Dues aren’t posted publicly
- Prevost-based coaches only
Best for: Owners of Prevost-based luxury motorcoaches
Dues not posted Marathon owners
Best for Marathon owners
Marathon Coach Club
Spring and fall rallies · Running 25+ years (checked October 3, 2026)
Owners of new or pre-owned Marathon coaches, the Prevost conversions built in Coburg, Oregon, can join the Marathon Coach Club. Rallies are set for October 2026 in Sevierville, Tennessee, and April 2027 in Fort Worth, Texas. Members get preferred service rates at Marathon, a member directory and the Maratime magazine.
What we like
- Preferred service rates
- Member directory and magazine
- Rallies in spring and fall
Keep in mind
- Dues aren’t posted publicly
- Marathon owners only
Best for: Marathon coach owners who want service perks and rallies
Fifth wheels & travel trailers
Fifth-wheel and travel trailer owners clubs
Towable owners have some of the busiest, friendliest communities, and several cost nothing.
$25/yr Cedar Creek fifth wheels
Best for Cedar Creek owners
Cedar Creek RV Owners Club (CCRVOC)
$25/yr · Founded 2005 · Nonprofit social club (checked October 3, 2026)
Founded in 2005, CCRVOC is a nonprofit social club for owners of Forest River’s Cedar Creek fifth wheels. It runs an annual international rally plus regional rallies and caravans, with seminars and a private forum and Facebook group for technical questions.
What we like
- Low $25 dues
- International and regional rallies
- Owner-to-owner tech help
Keep in mind
- Cedar Creek owners only
- Forest River’s FROG is a free alternative
Best for: Cedar Creek owners who want a close-knit club
Free Heartland owners
Best for Heartland owners
Heartland Owners Club
Free · Local chapters · National rally every two years (checked October 3, 2026)
There is no fee to join or stay in the Heartland Owners Club. Members get local chapters, a national rally every two years in Elkhart, Indiana, a forum and quarterly newsletter, and 10% off parts ordered directly from Heartland. Heartland has operated under Jayco since March 2025, and the club is still listed on Heartland’s site.
What we like
- Free
- 10% off factory parts
- Local chapters
Keep in mind
- National rally only every other year
- Brand changes may affect the club over time
Best for: Heartland owners who want free chapters and parts savings
Free Montana fifth wheels
Best for fifth-wheel owners
Montana Owners Club
Free · About 12,000 active members · Fall rally in Goshen, Indiana (checked October 3, 2026)
This is one of the busiest owner communities on our list. You join for free by registering on the forum and get your own MOC member number. Keystone Montana owners trade fixes and upgrades every day, then meet in person at regional rallies and the North American Fall Rally in Goshen, Indiana (September 2026).
What we like
- Free
- Huge, helpful tech forum
- Rallies across the US
Keep in mind
- Montana owners only
- Keystone has no club for its other brands
Best for: Montana owners who want answers fast and rallies nearby
No dues Grand Design owners
Best rally for towables
Grand Design Owner Rallies
No membership fee · National rally near Elkhart, Indiana · 30+ regional rallies (checked October 3, 2026)
Grand Design doesn’t run a dues-paying club. Instead, owners organize the Grand Design National Rally each year the week before Labor Day in Elkhart County, Indiana, with 1,200+ owners and factory service techs on site, plus 30+ regional rallies led by volunteer wagonmasters. The next national rally is listed for August 30 to September 2, 2027, in Goshen.
What we like
- No dues; pay per rally
- Factory techs at the national rally
- Kids’ program (Camp GDRV)
Keep in mind
- No year-round member perks
- Popular rallies fill early
Best for: Grand Design owners who want a big, family-friendly rally
No dues Alliance fifth wheels
Best owner-run community
Alliance RV Owner Rallies
No membership fee · Ally Rally network · Owner-run (checked October 3, 2026)
Alliance RV owners run their own rally network at alliancervowners.com. There are no dues; you pay per event. The 2026 calendar listed nine regional rallies in the US and Canada plus a national Ally Rally, and owners also organize hands-on “Empowerment” rallies at the National RV Training Academy.
What we like
- No dues
- Rallies in the US and Canada
- Hands-on training rallies
Keep in mind
- Not an official factory club
- Few member perks between rallies
Best for: Alliance owners who want rallies and hands-on learning
Truck campers & small trailers
Truck camper and fiberglass trailer clubs
Small rigs, big communities. Two of these clubs welcome shoppers who don’t own one yet.
$25/yr Free 90-day trial
Best for Bigfoot owners
Bigfoot Owners Club International (BOCI)
$25/yr · Free 90-day trial · Annual rally (checked October 3, 2026)
Bigfoot Owners Club International connects owners of Bigfoot truck campers and fiberglass trailers. Members get a members-only forum for technical help, classifieds and an annual rally (September 2026 in Anacortes, Washington). A free one-time 90-day trial is open to owners, people with a factory order and serious shoppers.
What we like
- Free trial, even for shoppers
- Helpful members-only forum
- Annual rally
Keep in mind
- Full voting membership is for owners
- One main rally a year
Best for: Bigfoot owners and shoppers who want expert advice
$35 lifetime Open to all
Best for truck campers
Lance Owners of America
Free limited tier or $35 lifetime · Open to everyone · Independent of Lance (checked October 3, 2026)
You don’t need to own a Lance to join this independent club, which makes it great for shoppers. A free tier gives limited access, and a one-time $35 lifetime membership opens up the full forums, rally and gathering listings (four were posted for October 2026 through May 2027) and sponsor offers.
What we like
- Open to shoppers
- One-time lifetime fee
- Rallies and factory visits
Keep in mind
- Not run by Lance
- The free tier is limited
Best for: Truck camper owners and anyone shopping for a Lance
No dues Escape owners
Best for fiberglass trailers
Escape Trailer Owner Community
No membership fee · Annual Escape Rally · About 1,500 owner ambassadors (checked October 3, 2026)
Escape Trailer Industries supports its owners with the Epic Escape community: an annual Escape Rally, about 1,500 owner ambassadors who host meetups, and an owner network of more than 5,000 trailers.
What we like
- No dues
- Factory-supported rally
- Owner ambassadors near you
Keep in mind
- Not a formal dues-paying club
- Built around Escape owners
Best for: Escape fiberglass trailer owners
Side by side
Compare all 19 RV owner clubs by brand
Cost, who can join and what each club does best. Swipe sideways on a phone.
| Club | Brand | Cost | Who can join | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Forest River Owners Group (FROG) | Forest River | Free | Owners of any Forest River RV | Free rallies and partner discounts |
| Coachmen Owners Association (COA) | Coachmen | Free | Coachmen RV owners | A long-running annual rally |
| Winnebago GoLife | Winnebago | Free; Perks $39.95/yr | Winnebago owners | Partner perks and factory events |
| Airstream Club International | Airstream | From $99/yr | Airstream trailer and touring coach owners | Tradition, caravans and courtesy parking |
| Tiffin Allegro Club | Tiffin | $49 or $199/yr | Tiffin motorhome and Vanleigh owners | Rallies with factory service |
| Newmar Kountry Klub | Newmar | $35–$65 to join, then $45/yr | Newmar RV owners | Caravans, cruises and branches |
| Thor Diesel Club | Thor Motor Coach | First year free on new coaches; dues not posted | Owners of qualifying Thor diesel and Super C coaches | Service and parts savings |
| Fleetwood Motorhome Association (FMA) | Fleetwood & American Coach | $20/yr | Fleetwood RV and American Coach motorhome owners | Low dues and friendly rallies |
| Holiday Rambler RV Club | Holiday Rambler | $50/yr | Holiday Rambler owners | Chapters and a club magazine |
| Prevost Motorcoach Club | Prevost | Not posted | Owners of Prevost-based coaches | Luxury coach rallies |
| Marathon Coach Club | Marathon | Not posted | Marathon coach owners | Service perks and rallies |
| Cedar Creek RV Owners Club (CCRVOC) | Cedar Creek | $25/yr | Cedar Creek fifth-wheel owners | Close-knit rallies |
| Heartland Owners Club | Heartland | Free | Heartland RV owners | Parts savings and chapters |
| Montana Owners Club | Keystone Montana | Free | Keystone Montana owners | A huge tech forum |
| Grand Design Owner Rallies | Grand Design | No dues (pay per rally) | Grand Design owners | A big national rally |
| Alliance RV Owner Rallies | Alliance RV | No dues (pay per rally) | Alliance RV owners | Owner-run and training rallies |
| Bigfoot Owners Club International (BOCI) | Bigfoot | $25/yr (90-day free trial) | Bigfoot owners and serious shoppers | Forum help and an annual rally |
| Lance Owners of America | Lance | $35 lifetime (free limited tier) | Anyone; owners and shoppers | Truck camper know-how |
| Escape Trailer Owner Community | Escape | No dues | Escape trailer owners | A friendly factory rally |
Rally & caravan gear
Gear brand club members love at rallies
Caravans, flag-lined rally fields and potlucks call for a few extras. These popular picks make club life easier.
Midland GXT1000VP4 GMRS two-way radios (2-pack)
Keeps the whole caravan talking, from the lead rig to the tail-gunner, with NOAA weather alerts built in. GMRS use needs an FCC license ($35 for 10 years, covers your family).
Check price on Amazon: Midland GXT1000VP4 GMRS two-way radios (2-pack) (opens in a new tab)
Cobra 29 LTD CB radio
The classic road-trip CB for convoy chatter and traffic reports from truckers on the way to the rally.
Check price on Amazon: Cobra 29 LTD CB radio (opens in a new tab)
FlagPole Buddy 16 ft RV flag pole kit
Fly your club or brand flag so fellow members can spot your site across a busy rally field.
Check price on Amazon: FlagPole Buddy 16 ft RV flag pole kit (opens in a new tab)
Mac Sports collapsible wagon with table
Hauls chairs, potluck dishes and door prizes across the rally grounds, then the back folds down into a little table.
Check price on Amazon: Mac Sports collapsible wagon with table (opens in a new tab)
Rachael Ray Expandable Lasagna Lugger
Potlucks are a rally tradition. This insulated carrier keeps a 9 x 13 casserole hot or cold from your rig to the clubhouse.
Check price on Amazon: Rachael Ray Expandable Lasagna Lugger (opens in a new tab)
Outland Living Firebowl 893 propane fire pit
A smoke-free campfire for evening circles that is often allowed when wood fires aren’t. Check local fire rules first.
Check price on Amazon: Outland Living Firebowl 893 propane fire pit (opens in a new tab)
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Renamed, merged or changed
What changed since our last list
Several brand clubs have new names, new dues or new owners since 2024. Here’s what’s different so you join the right one.
WBCCI is now Airstream Club International
The Wally Byam Caravan Club International now goes by Airstream Club International at airstreamclub.org, and dues start at $99 a year.
Winnebago’s WIT club became GoLife
The Winnebago-Itasca Travelers club was dissolved in July 2023. Owners now join the free GoLife Community, with optional $39.95 Perks.
Tiffin Allegro Club dues went up
The old $25, $46 and $65 plans are gone. The club now lists Traveler ($49 a year) and Voyager ($199 a year) plans.
FMCA is now the Family RV Association
The Family Motor Coach Association renamed itself in 2024. Brand clubs like the Thor Diesel Club and Prevost Motorcoach Club are now its chapters.
Grand Design has rallies, not a club
myGDRV is Grand Design’s owner resource site, not a club. Owners organize the national and regional rallies instead, with no dues.
Heartland now operates under Jayco
Thor moved Heartland under Jayco in March 2025. The Heartland Owners Club is still listed as free to join.
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Thank you to the people behind these photos. The hero photo is by Kevin Schmid on Unsplash (opens in a new tab); other photos are from RV-Roundup’s library. Club logos are shown to identify each organization and remain trademarks of their owners. Monogram tiles are RV-Roundup illustrations used where we didn’t have a club logo. Product photos are from the manufacturers and Amazon.
How we made this list
We started from the 11 clubs on our 2024 list and rechecked every one on its official club or manufacturer website on October 3, 2026. We updated names and dues (Airstream, Winnebago, Tiffin), dropped details we couldn’t confirm, and added eight more clubs: Newmar Kountry Klub, Holiday Rambler RV Club, Coachmen Owners Association, Montana Owners Club, Prevost Motorcoach Club, Marathon Coach Club, Lance Owners of America and the Escape owner community. No club paid to be included. Dues, events and rules change often, so confirm details with each club before you join.
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