Take advantage of discounts

I always look out for discounts, though I know these are deceptive in its own way, but I get a kind of satisfaction while getting discounts. It sounds funny though.😆

Usually parks offer discounts to their members only. It is better to check out if membership only will entitle you for discounts.

It is always a good idea to check online for deals and coupons that may be available for campsites. Sites like Groupon and LivingSocial often offer discounts on campsites, and you may be able to find other deals through sites like Expedia or Booking.com.

Be sure to ask about any available discounts while making your reservation. It's a good idea to check the RV park's website or social media pages for any current promotions or special offers. Some common types of RV park discounts are 1. Many RV parks offer discounted rates if you stay for an extended period like a week or a month. 2. Most provide discounts to members of the AAA (American Automobile Association) or AARP (American Association of Retired Persons). 3. Many RV parks offer discounts for active or retired military personnel and their families. 4. Some RV parks offer discounts to members of The Good Sam Club which is a membership organization for RV enthusiasts. 5. If you're traveling with a group, you may be able to get a discount on RV park fees. Be sure to ask about group rates when you make your reservation. 6. Some RV parks offer discounts during the off-season when demand is lower. 7. You can claim referral discounts in some parks.

Joining these organizations can be a good way to save money on RV park fees, as they offer discounts and other benefits to members. Good Sam, for example, offers a 10% discount at thousands of RV parks across the country, as well as discounts on fuel and other travel-related expenses. Passport America offers similar discounts at over 1,800 RV parks, and Escapees provides members with access to its network of low-cost campgrounds and RV parks.