The Good Sam Club is an RV club, a motor home club and a camping club. See below to learn about the services and benefits that a membership provides. As an affiliate of the Good Sams, Funroads is proud to offer new memberships for as low as $17 per year. Learn how you can save and join the Good Sam Club today!



Thursday, May 3, 2012

Celebrity Apprentice Good Sam Challenge

“The Celebrity Apprentice” took on the challenge of marketing Good Sam's Roadside Assistance on the April 29th episode.

THE TASK: Write, produce and perform a 90-second jingle for Good Sams about its roadside assistance program. The teams were judged on the jingle, brand message, and performance.

Good Sam himself made a
 cameo appearance during
the jingle presentation portion
 of the episode.
THE WINNER: Team Unanimous, led by late night talk show host Arsenio Hall won the $45,000, plus 100 percent from sales of the proceeds of the Good Sam bobblehead mascot, which could be, Trumps says, hundreds of thousands of dollars. Or a couple of hundred.

Celebrity contestants on the show vie for the title of Celebrity Apprentice along with sizable donations to their designated charities. The contestant chosen as Celebrity Apprentice receives a $250,000 bonus check to donate to their chosen charity. Good Sam was chosen along with several Fortune 500 companies to be a featured task sponsor on a 2012 segment of the popular reality series.

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Good Sams Rally in Louisville

Make your plans now for the Good Sams Rally in Louisville Kentucky this June 21 to June 24.  Early birds can arrive June 19.

More details to come.

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

The Good Sam Club RV Emergency Road Service - Frequently Asked Questions

Q:   Why do I need Good Sam RV ERS?
A:   Good Sam RV Emergency Road Service is designed to help you - the RVer - when you are in need of roadside assistance and towing. They contract with the best, most efficient and professional RV towing and repair companies in the US and Canada to ensure that your vehicles are handled properly and safely.

Q:   Who is protected under the Emergency Road Service program?
A:   The Good Sam Emergency Road Service member, the member's spouse, and any dependent children 25 or younger living at home or attending college.

Q:   How long will it take for Emergency Road Service dispatch to arrive?
A:   Emergency roadside assistance averages between 45 - 60 minutes. However, when you call for roadside assistance, a service representative will be able to give you an accurate estimated time of arrival. Good Sam RV ERS guarantees quality, on-time service when you need it most.

Q:   How do I use my Good Sam Club Emergency Road Service membership?
A:   Simply call the dispatch phone number that has been provided to you. This number can be found on the back of your membership card and on your member benefits brochure.

Learn more about the Good Sam Emergency Roadside Service Program.

Monday, March 19, 2012

Good Sam Rally in Phoenix March 22 to 25

Martina McBride, country music’s 4-time winner of Female Vocalist of the Year, and Bill Cosby, will headline the entertainment at the Good Sam Rally in Phoenix.
As always there will be hundreds of RV lifestyle seminars and exhibits selling RV accessories, travel destinitions and more. Of course, all of the latest models of motorhomes, and travel trailers.  There will be opportunities for prizes; optional tours of great Arizona destinations; and the chance to find new RV friends!
While you are there be sure to stop by the Cummins Onan Generator booth.
Learn more at www.therally.com.

Sunday, January 15, 2012

Tips For Helping Your RV Weather The Winter

Author - Lynn Laymon and Linda Lee Walden for the Good Sam Club

As the days get shorter and temperatures cool, snowbirds in North America’s cold regions head south in search of warmer climates. But not everybody has the luxury of chasing the sun during winter. Some of us store our rigs away for the season, and that entails emptying the holding tanks, draining the water system and possibly adding RV antifreeze to the water lines. Of course, doing the job right is a little more involved.

Here, then, are a few tips to help your recreational vehicle make the transition from winter to spring without suffering damage that low temperatures and long storage periods can bring.

Location, Location, Location
The mercury hasn’t plummeted yet, but it’s never too early to plan for year-end storage. The first step in preparing your rig for low temperatures is finding a suitable winter home. At the top of the list is an indoor climate-controlled structure. If you’re lucky enough to have access to this type of facility and can afford the fee, jump at it. Parking your rig in a heated, sheltered environment eliminates many of the tasks that are required for winter storage.