Cost wise, I don't think it's really a good deal for full-timers, you can only stay up to 14 days then need to be out for 7 before you can go to another park. Read the terms carefully regarding usage. Not all of their parks we've seen have full hook ups, they're mostly water and 30 amp only, few 50 amp sites. Many we've been to are filled with full-time residents living in what appear to be RVs well past their prime. Several parks we've looked at just don't have sites large enough to accomodate our DP with 4 slides. On the other hand, some have been very nice and exceeded our expectations. If you're OK with the terms, go visit the nearest park if you can to see first hand then try it for 12 months. If you then like what the parks offer, consider buying a used membership from someone wanting out. We bought a discontinued Platinum membership (21 days, park to park, no re-sale restrictions) direct from an elderly couple who aged out. Avoid the re-sale brokers if you can, all they do is add cost. I did the transfer directly with Thousand Trails, they were very easy to work with.