Your clubs, on every park

If you carry a Good Sam card, a Passport America membership, or an Elks card in the glovebox, you've probably paid full price somewhere that would have taken it. RV Compass now knows your clubs and shows them on every park.

My clubs

Add your memberships once, in your profile: KOA, Thousand Trails, Encore, Passport America, Good Sam, Elks, and Moose. Put them in the order you use them. That's all the setup there is.

Badges on every park

Campground results, the parks within reach of each day, and every place card now show which clubs a park takes. Yours come first and stand out. Brand badges like KOA, Jellystone, and Sun Outdoors show up on their parks too. Turn on Accepts my clubs in the filters, on the web or in Explore on your phone, and search shows only the parks that take a card you carry.

Reported by RVers

No one publishes a clean, complete list of which parks take Passport America or Good Sam, so we ask the people who just stayed there. After a stay, you'll see a one-tap yes or no for those two clubs. Parks with a reported club carry a note that says exactly that: "Reported by RVers. Confirm the discount when you book." We'd rather tell you where the information came from than pretend it's official.

Overnight parking, honestly labeled

Overnight parking now covers more of the places RVers actually use: Walmart, Cracker Barrel, Bass Pro and Cabela's, casinos, and Elks and Moose lodges. Every one of them is marked Call ahead, because policies are set store by store and lodge by lodge: "Overnight parking isn't guaranteed here. Call ahead and ask before you arrive."

Love's RV hookup sites

Love's RV hookup sites are in the app too, with site details like hookups and pets, a phone number, and a Book button that goes straight to booking.

Clubs, badges, and the filter are free. For how each kind of membership works and when it pays for itself, read RV clubs and campground discounts.