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RV Owners Advisory Council

The Good Sam Club RV Owners Advisory Council was formed in 2007 to provide RV industry personnel and legislators with direct input from RV owners on specific and pertinent issues. The Council is committed to bringing matters of concern to our million-plus members are brought to the attention of key industry players.

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RV Parking Rights

Good Sam Helps Fight Back
If you’re facing an RV restrictive parking ordinance in your community, Good Sam’s RV Parking Rights
Manual may be just what you need. The 48-page booklet cites cases around the United States where RVers have fought city hall and come out ahead. It’s designed to suggest the best way to mount an opposition to such an ordinance based on the successful strategies used by other communities.

The booklet is free to members. To request a copy, just call Good Sam member services at (800) 234-3450
or e-mail your request to goodsam@goodsamclub.com and include your name, address and Good Sam membership number.

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Action Line

If you have a dispute about an RV-related issue, you can count on the Good Sam Action Line to resolve it. Action Line cuts through red tape, gets answers, and works to resolve problems on behalf of Good Sam members. Since September 2005, Action line has received more than 3,000 letters, and recovered more than $200,000 for Good Sam members.

You can contact Action Line by clicking on the link below or writing to Action Line, Box 8545, Ventura, CA 93002. Send a brief letter of explanation and if applicable, copies of receipts or other pertinent records.

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Legislative Information

Washington Watchdog:
The Good Sam Club is dedicated to representing the interests of RV owners in Washington. From issues such as absentee voting requirements to supporting our public lands, our chief Washington lobbyist monitors and tracks federal legislation that impacts RVers’ lives.

Park User Fees:
The Good Sam Club fights to keep federal lands’ user fees fair and affordable through Congressional testimony and lobbying efforts. We also monitor spending to ensure that these fees be used for facility maintenance and improvements on our public lands.


Scenic Byways:
As a charter member of the Scenic Byways Steering Committee, the Good Sam Club promotes awareness of scenic byways that stretch across the country. Marked with special signs, these byways are often infrequently traveled roadways through naturally beautiful scenery.

Vehicle Weight Standards:
The Good Sam Club continues to work with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to set corporate average fuel economy (CAFE) standards.

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