Congratulations.  I am with Mike, Passport America is worth the price.  It pays for itself over and over.  We joined almost all of the clubs when we first started a year ago and find that we use PA and Good Sam, for their Camping World discounts, more than any other cards.  Hope to meet up with you somewhere down the road.

We're also finding that county parks, in some areas, can be a real bargain. We seldom have FHUs, but usually W/E with access to a dump station. Our average for county parks over the past 10 weeks (4 weeks in county parks in various locations) has been $19/night. Next week we'll be in a county park in California, between Sacramento and the Bay Area for $25/night, believe me, for California, that is a REAL bargain. One advantage we're finding is that they are usually quieter, usually a little more room between the sites and unlike state parks, they are seldom full.

Note: we've only been FT for 11 weeks, but we've already paid for Passport America and we've only used it a total of 6 nights. Definitely worth it, and was really nice to have for a couple of enroute stops when we could have "Wally docked" but decided that for $15/night we'd rather have electricity. Both of those times it was either hot (90's) or cold (40's) and it was nice to be able to have electric to turn on the AC or heater.

Also, in one of Howard's August blogs he reminded us of freecampsites.net. We've only used a couple of the recommendations but one was for a city park in the middle of WY, donations accepted. Given that it was in the 90's, we were happy to have 50 amp electric hookups (no water, no dump station, but a very quiet location 2 miles from the Interstate) and stuck a $10 in the donation box and felt like it was a great bargain and a very easy one night stopover as we were enroute to Colorado.