Good Sam Club locations are found through the organization's website directory, by calling their member services line, or by using their mobile app

The Good Sam Club is a membership organization for RV owners that operates a network of RV parks, campgrounds, and storage facilities across North America. If you are looking for a specific location, the fastest way is to visit the Good Sam website and use their campground search tool, which lets you filter by state, region, or amenities. You can also call Good Sam member services directly — they maintain a current list of affiliated parks and can tell you which ones offer RV storage, what rates are, and whether space is available.

Good Sam does not own all the parks in its network. Instead, it partners with independently owned campgrounds and RV parks that meet Good Sam standards. This means locations vary widely in size, amenities, and pricing. Some are large destination parks with full hookups and resort facilities; others are smaller storage-only yards. When you search, you will see which parks are Good Sam-affiliated and which services each one offers.

Key Takeaways

  • The Good Sam website directory is the most current source for finding affiliated RV parks and storage locations by state and amenity.
  • Good Sam partners with independently owned parks rather than operating its own chain, so locations and pricing differ significantly.
  • Member discounts typically range from 10 percent off nightly rates at affiliated parks, though storage-only facilities may have different pricing structures.
  • You can search by location, hookup type, and specific services like covered storage or security to narrow down options that match your needs.

How to search the Good Sam park directory online

The Good Sam website has a searchable database of all affiliated parks and campgrounds. Go to the Good Sam main site, select "Find a Campground," and you will see a map and search form. You can enter a city or zip code, set a radius (25 miles, 50 miles, or more), and filter by amenities — full hookups, pull-through sites, Wi-Fi, laundry, or storage-only yards.

Each listing shows the park name, address, phone number, and a description of what services are available. Many listings include photos, reviews from other members, and the member discount percentage. If a park offers RV storage specifically, that will be noted in the amenities list. You can also see whether the park is open year-round or seasonal, which matters if you need storage during winter months.

Using the Good Sam mobile app to locate parks

Good Sam offers a mobile app (available on iOS and Android) that includes the same campground directory as the website. The app has a map view that shows all affiliated parks near your current location, which is useful if you are traveling and need to find storage or a campground quickly. You can save favorite parks, check real-time availability at some locations, and read recent member reviews.

The app also shows your membership status, discount percentage, and any special promotions running at specific parks. If you are a Good Sam member, you can often book directly through the app at parks that accept online reservations.

Calling Good Sam member services for location information

If you prefer to speak with someone, Good Sam member services can provide information about specific parks, confirm whether they offer RV storage, and tell you current rates and availability. This is especially helpful if you are looking for storage in a particular region or have specific requirements — for example, covered storage, gated security, or a park that accepts long-term monthly storage.

When you call, have your membership number ready if you are already a member. If you are not yet a member, the representative can also explain membership benefits and how the discount structure works at different parks.

What to expect from Good Sam-affiliated storage facilities

Good Sam-affiliated RV storage yards range from basic outdoor lots to secured facilities with covered storage bays. Basic outdoor storage is typically the least expensive option — you park your RV in an open lot, sometimes with gravel or asphalt surface. Covered storage means your RV is under a roof or carport, which protects it from weather and sun damage. Indoor storage (fully enclosed) is the most expensive but offers the most protection.

Many Good Sam parks offer additional services like battery charging, winterization, maintenance, or dump station access. Some have security features such as gated entry, surveillance cameras, or on-site management. Rates vary by location, storage type, and whether you are paying monthly, quarterly, or annually. Member discounts typically explore, though the discount percentage may differ at storage-only facilities compared to full-service campgrounds.

Regional concentrations of Good Sam locations

Good Sam has the highest density of affiliated parks in the Southwest, Southeast, and along the Pacific Coast, which reflects where RV ownership and seasonal travel are most common. States like Arizona, Florida, California, and Texas have dozens of affiliated parks. If you are looking for storage in a less populated region, you may have fewer options, and it is worth calling member services to confirm what is available in your area.

Some Good Sam parks are clustered near popular RV destinations — for example, parks near national parks in Arizona and Utah, or along the Gulf Coast in Florida and Texas. If you are storing your RV while you travel elsewhere, proximity to your home or a seasonal destination may matter more than the park's amenities.

Membership discounts and rates at Good Sam parks

Good Sam membership typically includes a discount at affiliated parks, usually 10 percent off nightly campground rates. However, storage-only facilities may not offer the same percentage discount, or may have a flat monthly rate that already reflects a member price. When you search the directory or call for information, ask specifically what the member rate is for storage — do not assume it follows the same discount structure as overnight camping.

Some parks offer additional discounts for extended stays (monthly or longer), and some run seasonal promotions for members. It is worth asking whether a park has a lower rate if you commit to three months or a year of storage, since that can significantly reduce your monthly cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I find Good Sam storage locations near me right now?

Yes. Visit the Good Sam website, use the "Find a Campground" tool, enter your zip code, and filter for storage amenities. The app also shows parks near your current location on a map. Both tools show which parks are affiliated and what services they offer.

Do all Good Sam parks offer RV storage?

No. Most Good Sam locations are campgrounds with overnight sites, not storage facilities. When you search, filter specifically for "storage" or call member services to confirm a park offers storage before you contact them directly.

What is the difference between outdoor, covered, and indoor storage?

Outdoor storage is an open lot with no protection from weather. Covered storage has a roof or carport over your RV. Indoor storage is a fully enclosed building. Covered and indoor storage cost more but protect your RV from sun, rain, and snow damage. Rates vary by location and facility type.

Do I need to be a Good Sam member to use their storage parks?

No, but membership usually gives you a discount on nightly rates at affiliated campgrounds. Storage-only facilities may have different pricing structures. Ask the park directly whether a member discount applies to their storage rates.

Can I book storage online through Good Sam?

Some parks accept online reservations through the Good Sam website or app, but not all do. Check the park listing to see if online booking is available, or call the park directly to reserve storage space.