Andy Points

The Family Motor Coach Association (FMCA) is an international organization of families who own and enjoy the recreational use of motorhomes. Since 1963 FMCA has issued more than 390,000 memberships to families who look to the association as their source of information about all facets of motorhome ownership and travel.
With nearly 115,000 active member families, FMCA is the world’s largest motorhome owners group. Membership in the association costs $45 for the first year (which covers the dues for the first year and an initiation fee) and $35 per year thereafter. FMCA also has 2,500 commercial members — dealers, suppliers, manufacturers, campgrounds, service facilities and other firms servicing the motorhome owner or the motorhome industry.

HitchHikers of America International is a club organized for the enjoyment of all owners of HitchHiker brand RVs manufactured by the Nu Wa Company.
If you own a HitchHiker RV you can add to the enjoyment of your RV lifestyle and leisure time by joining HitchHikers of America International.

Many activities are planned for members throughout the year. Stationery rallies in Texas, Minnesota, Missouri; caravans to the Albuequeque Balloon Festival and Las Vegas, Cheyenne Rodeo and the Maritime Provinces of Canada are just a few of the locations that HitchHiker members have been.

Local chapter activities are also planned at various locations around the country. "Thumbs Up", the club newsletter, is published quarterly with updated information for each club member.

Discounts on national theme parks and special attractions, campground directories and magazines as well as options like the roadside assistance program are all a part of the membership packet. Membership is sure to add to the enjoyment of your travels in your RV.

Anyone who owns a Winnebago Industries motor home is eligible to join the Winnebago-Itasca Travelers Club (WIT). And plenty of them do, since the rv club boasts more than 14,000 members. WIT members receive special benefits, gather with other people with similar interests, and travel on a variety of special events called caravans and rallies. Learn more about the WIT RV Club.

Bounders United is a non-profit international RV club with members of all ages.
Since an evening in August 1987, when four Bounder RV owners gathered around a campfire in Pennsylvania and founded the club, Bounders United has been growing by leaps and bounders. If you own a Bounder, we would like you to join us.
Why? Because Bounders United offers you fun and friendship. Its stated purpose is "to promote and facilitate the ownership and use for pleasure, of Bounder motorhomes..." We enthusiastically recommend the Bounder motor home for your recreational needs, but we DO NOT sell Bounders. Nor do we sell any kind of insurance, towing services, or mail forwarding.
All we have to offer is fun, relaxation, and information. Top this with a terrific bi-monthly publication, the Bounder Sounder, which offers technical hints for the Bounder, chapter news, national news and a Calendar of Coming Events, and you have the ideal organization for Bounder owners.
Try it, you'll like it. If you think Bounders United is for you, there is an Application Form button to the left of this column. If you desire more information please contact our BU Secretary. You can also view past and current issues of the Bounder Sounder by visiting our online archive (see menu item at left).

Our mission is to provide a total support network for RVers. We are committed to excellence. We are dedicated to providing Support, Knowledge, and Parking and will never stop striving to improve. We are honest in everything we do.