Good Sam

Hi Joe, We're very sorry to hear about this experience. We understand how frustrating and concerning it is when a loved one has been waiting more than three hours for assistance. This is not the level of service we strive to provide, and we sincerely apologize for the delay. We'd like the opportunity to review what happened and look into the status of the service request. Please send us a private message with the membership number, contact information, and the location of the breakdown so our team can investigate further and address your concerns. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. 💙🚐

@GoodSam my son called for a tow over three hours ago. Unacceptable. I’ll be calling tomorrow to cancel and return to AAA.

At one point there were over 4,000 drive-in theaters in the United States like this one in Hobbs, New Mexico. Today, fewer than 300 are still standing. Same cars. Same snack bar popcorn. Same excuse to stay out past dark. The ones that survived are worth the detour.

60 years on the road together. Our sticker evolved. You stayed. The routes may change, the rigs may change, but we're still here. Here's to the next 60 years of showing up for each other and building the community that gets you where you're going.

@ratherbrunnin Please send a DM with additional details, we would like to look into your concerns. Thank you.

Needless to say I won’t be wasting my money renewing my @GoodSam membership next year 🙄

Went to Aberdeen Tuesday to get a new “old” boat trailer to replace this one with the rusted out frame. (Pic 1-3) Headed to the beach to go Fishin and now we are on the side of the road with a blown out wheel bearing (pic 4) tire about to fall off, what a mess!

@dbsjrdc Thank you for sharing! She is great.

@GoodSam Irene at ext 7006 is fantastic. She is definitely a keeper !

@JDaniel394 Have you been assisted yet? If not, please send us a private message with your email address and membership ID number. We'll look into this matter as a priority and do our best to assist you as quickly as possible.

@GoodSam 2 hours and you haven’t found a provider near a major city, I’m still sitting on the side of the road!AMAZING, you guys are a joke!

@BullParks Please send your subscriber ID/membership number, we will look into this matter further.

@GoodSam @goodsam i want a refund

1903. There were only 150 miles of paved road in the entire country, and most people had never seen a car. Dr. Horatio Nelson Jackson bet $50 he could drive one from San Francisco to New York City. He didn't own a car, had almost no driving experience, and didn't have a single map. He bought a used Winton touring car, hired a mechanic named Sewall Crocker, and headed east. Somewhere in Idaho, they picked up a bulldog named Bud for $15 and put goggles on him to keep the dust out of his eyes. 63 days, 4,200 miles, and 800 gallons of gas later, they rolled into New York City. The car broke down 15 miles from home on the last stretch to Vermont. Bud's goggles are still at the Smithsonian. 📷 Photos: UVM Special Collections / Bailey-Howe Library, Public Domain

@Anita_Karr Hi Anita. It's amazing how the spirit of adventure stays with us, no matter how many years pass. Stories like this are a wonderful reminder that it's never too late to pursue our dreams, hit the road, and create new memories! 😊

@GoodSam Talk about an adventure!

Driving the iconic Sea to Sky Highway from Horseshoe Bay, North Vancouver to Squamish. .c 1966.🏔️🌊🚙🇨🇦 credit: bc transport #goodsamroadtrip

Every confident RVer started the same way: circling an empty parking lot, questioning their life choices and practicing the same backing maneuver over and over again. What's your best RV backing up tip? 🚐 ➡️

@DyeJoshDye @CampingWorld Josh, we sincerely apologize for your experience. The leadership team will be reaching out to you directly to assist with your concerns. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

I wish I could drive one minute to enjoy the the outdoors @CampingWorld @GoodSam I spent money for a silly checkmark just to post about the terrible experience I’m having with Camping World of Kodak, TN. Please read the reviews you will notice a pattern, the only good reviews are the ones from people who have just purchased the camper. The negative are people like me trying to get camping world to care about them once they have made the purchase and need service/repairs. After having a negative experience with the sales team at the Kodak TN location, I made the decision to drive over 5 hours to Greenwood Indiana to purchase my NEW 2024 Heartland Eddie Bauer 322BH-C, and boy I could not of asked for a better buying experience than I received in Indiana. I made this purchase 05/10/2025, fast forward to October, I have a leak in my roof. I am not going to drive 5 hours for warranty work. I take the camper into the Kodak location the beginning of November 2025. The parts and service department love the phrase "parts shortage" My camper set at this location until March 18, 2026. FIVE MONTHS to repair a leaking roof. Now, that same day, on my way home I have a tire blow out that causes catostrophic damage. At first I was inclined to think this was not Camping World's fault, but the camper was less than a year old, the tires were properly inflated, so why would the tire explode like it did ripping wiring out of the camper, knocking a hole in the floor and causing the axel to need to be replaced? However, Camping World of Kodak, assured me it would be repaired promptly and would be like new. Enter their favorited phrase "parts shortage" . My camper sat at this location from March 18, 2026 to June 13, 2026. Another 3 months, in total that means in the 13 months I have owned the camper, Camping World of Kodak has had it 8 months. I left Camping World of Kodak on the6/13/2026 after a cursery walk through, by myself, however I should have taken more time, because the surprise that awaited me an my family when I booked a 3 night stay June 18-21 was disheartening to say the least. I hooked the water up, had my wife turn on sinks and shower, just to ensure they are working, and what do we find but water running out into the floor of the kitchen area. Where is the leak, its not under the sink. I had to remove an access panel to find plumbing not even connected, as well as find exposed insulation. We dried it the best we could but I cannot fit in a small access panel just big enough for one's hands. Now we have to worry about mold as well as wonder what damage may have been done to the subfloor and to the electrical. Leaking plumbing is bad, but we can salvage the weekend, we can go 3 nights without running water. The next problem was a bigger issue. The thermistat would not keep power, which means no AC. Here is the real kicker, you could push down on the toilet flusher and the thermostat would turn on and off. Now I have to worry about wiring issues. Will the camper catch fire? I don't know, but I do not trust the work they have done. Then there is damage to trim they worked on and paneling falling off the walls. These are just the issues I found in one weekend, what did I not find, what will I never find? How dangerous is this camper for my family to stay in on our family trips? I spent most of Friday, June 19, speaking with customer service. I was told that Camping World of Kodak released the camper to me without all the work being completed. Now they want me to bring it back in for them to fix their screw up. Which means I would have to miss time at work. Even if they "fix" these issues how do I trust it was done properly after they released it to me in this condition? How could I sleep in it with my family and not worry? In the 8 months that Camping World has had possession of the camper, I have paid $3,272 in monthly payments. I have paid $680 in storage fees to keep my storage spot. My family has had to cancel trips

big fan of people who drive 4 hours to sit in a chair outside

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We sincerely apologize for the frustration, inconvenience, and loss of camping time that you and your family have experienced. Please send us a private message with your contact information, including your email address so that we can ensure your concerns are reviewed thoroughly. Thank you.

@CampingWorld @marcuslemonis @GoodSam I spent money for a silly checkmark just to post about the terrible experience I’m having with Camping World of Kodak, TN. Please read the reviews you will notice a pattern, the only good reviews are the ones from people who have just purchased the camper. The negative are people like me trying to get camping world to care about them once they have made the purchase and need service/repairs. After having a negative experience with the sales team at the Kodak TN location, I made the decision to drive over 5 hours to Greenwood Indiana to purchase my NEW 2024 Heartland Eddie Bauer 322BH-C, and boy I could not of asked for a better buying experience than I received in Indiana. I made this purchase 05/10/2025, fast forward to October, I have a leak in my roof. I am not going to drive 5 hours for warranty work. I take the camper into the Kodak location the beginning of November 2025. The parts and service department love the phrase "parts shortage" My camper set at this location until March 18, 2026. FIVE MONTHS to repair a leaking roof. Now, that same day, on my way home I have a tire blow out that causes catostrophic damage. At first I was inclined to think this was not Camping World's fault, but the camper was less than a year old, the tires were properly inflated, so why would the tire explode like it did ripping wiring out of the camper, knocking a hole in the floor and causing the axel to need to be replaced? However, Camping World of Kodak, assured me it would be repaired promptly and would be like new. Enter their favorited phrase "parts shortage" . My camper sat at this location from March 18, 2026 to June 13, 2026. Another 3 months, in total that means in the 13 months I have owned the camper, Camping World of Kodak has had it 8 months. I left Camping World of Kodak on the6/13/2026 after a cursery walk through, by myself, however I should have taken more time, because the surprise that awaited me an my family when I booked a 3 night stay June 18-21 was disheartening to say the least. I hooked the water up, had my wife turn on sinks and shower, just to ensure they are working, and what do we find but water running out into the floor of the kitchen area. Where is the leak, its not under the sink. I had to remove an access panel to find plumbing not even connected, as well as find exposed insulation. We dried it the best we could but I cannot fit in a small access panel just big enough for one's hands. Now we have to worry about mold as well as wonder what damage may have been done to the subfloor and to the electrical. Leaking plumbing is bad, but we can salvage the weekend, we can go 3 nights without running water. The next problem was a bigger issue. The thermistat would not keep power, which means no AC. Here is the real kicker, you could push down on the toilet flusher and the thermostat would turn on and off. Now I have to worry about wiring issues. Will the camper catch fire? I don't know, but I do not trust the work they have done. Then there is damage to trim they worked on and paneling falling off the walls. These are just the issues I found in one weekend, what did I not find, what will I never find? How dangerous is this camper for my family to stay in on our family trips? I spent most of Friday, June 19, speaking with customer service. I was told that Camping World of Kodak released the camper to me without all the work being completed. Now they want me to bring it back in for them to fix their screw up. Which means I would have to miss time at work. Even if they "fix" these issues how do I trust it was done properly after they released it to me in this condition? How could I sleep in it with my family and not worry? In the 8 months that Camping World has had possession of the camper, I have paid $3,272 in monthly payments. I have paid $680 in storage fees to keep my storage spot. My family has had to cancel trips. My new camper has spent more time at camping world than w/me

@SueChamberlain3 Sounds like an amazing trip! We hope you have a fantastic time at the 86th Annual Sturgis Rally and enjoy your stop at Rapid City Camping World. Safe travels!

@GoodSam We will be at the 86th annual Sturgis Rally. And of course the trip wouldn’t be complete without visiting Rapid City Camping World

Which one sounds most like your RV style? A) Early morning coffee + quiet start ☕ B) Campfire + stories that stretch late 🔥 C) Tidy setup + everything in its place 📏 D) Easy pace + see where the day goes 🌤️ We’re curious what shows up most!

@SueChamberlain3 Love that. Do you all have some great trips planned this summer?

@GoodSam We have a rule. First one up turns coffee pot on. We always keep camp clean/tidy. Some days are just seeing what we feel like doing (D), other days we have already planned the day before. No stress, just enjoyment.

@rwp87 @CampingWorld @GoRVing @marcuslemonis @RV_Industry @rvlifestylemike Robert, we apologize for the experience you have had. Please send a DM with your contact information and the location of purchase. We will investigate this matter further. Thank you.

@CampingWorld Saw you deleted my reply to my current/first trip with the unit you just sold me. Here I'll put it back for ya, yes they sold it like that. @GoodSam @GoRVing @marcuslemonis @RV_Industry @rvlifestylemike

drop some photos of your recent camping trip, i want to feel something.

Thank you for sharing your feedback, and we’re sorry to hear about the concern with your slide-out. We understand how frustrating it is to experience issues after a recent purchase. What Camping World location did you purchase the unit from? We appreciate you bringing this to our attention and are here to help get you moving in the right direction.

@CampingWorld @GoodSam @marcuslemonis @RV_Industry @RVBmagazine @RVmagazine @RVTrder found another soft spot on another slide out from our recent purchase from #campingworld. @CampersInnRV should have gone with you.

Beach yoga at sunrise. Tacos at sunset. Your rig parked steps from the Pacific. New friends who feel like old ones by day two. 🌊🚐 The Good Sam California Rally hits @camplandusa this August: four days of community, campfire stories, and the kind of good time that's hard to explain unless you've been. Join us: events.leapevents.com/tickets/good-s…

Good WiFi on the road isn't optional anymore. Whether you're working from the campsite or just trying to stream a movie after a long drive, there are more ways than ever to stay connected. We broke down five options and when each one makes sense. Full guide on the blog: rv.com/lifestyle-trav…