Bluegreen points and Coast to Coast RV Resorts

[greenwagonmom Member Find all posts View Profile Close greenwagonmom]

I recall reading in a Bluegreen owners magazine that Bluegreen had worked out a deal where Bluegreen points could be exchanged for time at a Coast to Coast RV Resort. Does anyone know any thing about this? Thanks!

[BocaBum99 Super Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close BocaBum99]

I recall reading in a Bluegreen owners magazine that Bluegreen had worked out a deal where Bluegreen points could be exchanged for time at a Coast to Coast RV Resort. Does anyone know any thing about this? Thanks!

I recall reading about it, too. I believe it is part of Traveler Plus.

[BoardGirl Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close BoardGirl]

And I think there is a membership fee, like $80.

[greenwagonmom Member Find all posts View Profile Close greenwagonmom]

Thank you for the responses. We have a small camper and are happy camping in State Parks etc. I was just wondering about other possible options.

[BoardGirl Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close BoardGirl]

Then I'd highly recommend buying a Woodall's - that's what we used for picking campgrounds on our massive roadtrips. You get a good idea of cost, amenities, area, and Woodall's has been doing it for a long time.

I can't say with any real certainty that Coast to Coast offers any advantages that you can't get on your own. If you're already self-contained, the prospect of campground cabins may not appeal to you.

However, if you have camperless family, you might be interested in using BG points for RVs for them @ the Shenandoah Crossing and Christmas Mountain properties. I don't think they've actually started the program yet, tho.

Seems to me somewhere along the line I had a link where you could search for affiliated campgrounds in the C>C network - if I can find that again, I'll post it in this thread.

[Reelpops Member Find all posts View Profile Close Reelpops]

If Coast to Coast is really happening through TP, it is quicker than the "hotel booking with points" that has been "coming" for a long time.
Larry

[kimgerlach Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close kimgerlach]

They have a very appealing package for RVers. I think the little extras are-hook up fees are much cheaper, widens your area of available places and lowers fees sometimes to$0 and adding in points for that occasional hotel. And they do have an enormous RV park on site. They really started catering to RV travelers when they joined up with wilderness traveler or some company that is for outdoor stuff. You can rent one there too. And they are nice!

[jk7192014 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close jk7192014]

Does anyone know if you can use points to rent an RV?

[GrayFal Silver Contributor and supermoderator Find all posts View Profile Close GrayFal]

Does anyone know if you can use points to rent an RV?

I am pretty sure you can not....the coast to coast program is for camping spots only

[Mark3405 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Mark3405]

You can go through Travelers Plus. You can then search by state for campsites. Most campgrounds have their web links or their names so you are able to research them. They are a membership buy into group. Some that I looked at are very nice large, trees, pools, quite, with many other amenities, some not - next to large highway, few trees, etc. You may be able to reserve a site for $10 a night, some may have a 2 night minimum. (so pay for 2 and leave - still cheap) Not many of them though to be handy. Use Travelers Plus to book $10 is cheaper than points.