Northwest Area Chapters (A-N)
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Aberta Canada/Social - founded October 17, 1999, with 28 coaches in attendance at Wetaskiwin, Alberta. The area we encompass is the province of Alberta, with some members in British Columbia, and not excluding other FMCA members who wish to join. We try to cover the north, central and southern areas of the province with our rallies. We publish four newsletters per year. Since conception, we have expanded to almost 100 coaches. (Last updated: September 2016)
Alaska, Primarily Social with rallies in Alaska and Winter in Southwest - The Arctic Travelers Chapter was formed in August 1992. During the winter months we hold monthly meetings, have dinner, share travel experiences, ideas, technical information and interesting fixes from personal experience. During the summer months our rallies offer RVers an opportunity to experience life on the road, while enjoying the camaraderie, activities and friendships. At the rallies you will find a mix of interactive entertainment, the sharing of information, and visiting new places. (Last updated: October 2015)
Fan Club Chapter - A Social Club for FRVA Members in the Northwest Area chartered on April 17, 2007
The BC Bus Nuts Chapter was established in 1983 and continues to enjoy rallies together twice a year in spring and fall. Membership has changed over the years with some folks aging out of this lifestyle as well as from mostly bus conversion motorhomes to all types of RVs.
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Updated June 2025
The Big Sky Chapter of FMCA is a social chapter chartered June 3, 1989, to provide Montana FMCA members an additional way to enjoy RVing. Those FMCA members from neighboring states and provinces who wish to join our chapter would also be welcome. We generally have rallies in June, July, August and September over a period of four days/three nights in an area where local events/celebrations/festivals are happening. We have great times, so come join the fun. (Last updated: January 2022)
This chapter is a Motorhome club devoted to having fun traveling in the Great American Northwest.
Chartered in 1983, the GMC Cascaders is a social chapter for owners of Classic GMC Motorhomes. Rallies are held in locations throughout the Northwest US and Canada. Rallies provide an opportunity to travel, socialize, visit local sites and events, and share information about GMC operation, maintenance and upgrades
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Last Updated: June 2025
This chapter is a Motorhome club devoted to having fun traveling in the Great American Northwest.
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Klondikers FMCA Alberta Chapter was formed on June 26, 2001, when the FMCA International Area Rally was held in Edmonton, Alberta. A total of 23 members signed the petition to form another Chapter in Alberta at the Rally. We celebrated our 10th Anniversary on June 10-12, 2011, at Bluffton, Alberta, with 27 coaches in attendance. Our NW Area President Andy Balogh and his wife Kathy were in attendance to help celebrate this milestone.
We hold 3 rallies per year: spring, summer and fall. The summer rally is open to all FMCA members and their families with special emphasis on entertainment, games and fun for the children. The fall rally is a joint rally with the Alberta Wild Rose Chapter members.
Our membership is mainly north of Red Deer (we have members from Calgary and the surrounding area) north to the Peace River country, Fort McMurray area, west to Hinton and east to Lloydminster and Wainwright. Our membership sits at 46 coaches (91 members) as of September 2015 and is steadily increasing. We welcome new members from far and wide
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Members are informed about the rallies via mail. Rallies are typically held over a weekend in quaint towns throughout our province. Newsletters are sent out twice a year via email.
We welcome all motorhome members to our rallies. If you enjoy making new friends, eating great food, sharing experiences and having lots of fun, join us at one of our rallies.
(Last updated: November 2015)
Here is the direct link to the L & C website. If you save it to your favorites, you will have easy access to the site whenever you wish to view it for updates. Scope is the Pacific Northwest, chartered on October 20, 1986.
The web address is: www.landctt.com
Scope: Alpine Coach Owners or Former Alpine Coach Owners
Area: Northwest Area
Chartered: May 10, 2008
We are a diverse group of people who love to travel, share good food, have a good time, and promote camaraderie. We do this by hosting rallies while exploring the Pacific Northwest. Our members are always willing to share their knowledge and expertise of how to enhance the Alpine ownership experience.
Website: NoWACA.com
We are an FRVA chapter representing the owners of all Recreation Vehicles. We originally represented owners of Class A motor-homes manufactured by Country Coach from the Pacific Northwest (Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, Alberta, British Columbia, Northwest Territories, Yukon) although most of our members live in Washington and Oregon. We hold several rallies, weekend gatherings, and socials yearly from February through November. We welcome all FRVA members to join our club and all FRVA members are always welcome to our events.
Scope: Inland Northwest (Idaho Panhandle, NE Washington & SE British Columbia)
Chartered: May 19, 2002
Panhandle Gems celebrated its twelfth anniversary in 2014. This enthusiastic chapter of FMCA, with members from the Inland Northwest, holds five rallies each year, May through September. Four of these are local three or four day rallies, convening at relatively nearby RV venues. The fifth is typically a week-long caravan rally, adventuring to more distant destinations (Canada, Montana, Oregon Coast).
The Northwest Musical Misfits Chapter of the Frustrated Maestros are members of FMCA who desire to enjoy good musical fellowship. Ours is one of nine Frustrated Maestros chapters nationwide. There are no requirements for membership other than being a member of FMCA and the payment of $10 annual dues. Although our regional boundaries are the great Northwest, including the Canadian Provinces, our membership includes members from coast to coast. We usually have one Chapter Rally each year and attend one or more regional and/or national rallies. Participation by members at chapter, regional or national rallies is strictly up to each individual. Our main goal is that we enjoy the musical fellowship which occurs when two or more of our members get together.
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(Last Updated: November 2024)
Northwest RoVers (formerly Monaco Northwest) is now a diverse group of approximately 16 recreational vehicles. The chapter’s function is to promote social, recreational and informational activities for its members. The RoVers hold a minimum of two rallies a year, one in May/June and the second in September. All of our rallies are held within the confines of the Northwest region.
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(Last Updated: June 2025)
The Northwest TREK Fun Club was conceived in the fall of 2003 during a get together of Safari TREK owners. It became a formal Fun Club at its first rally in July 2004. This website is provided to keep our members up-to-date on Club events and information.
All visitors are welcome. While our focus is the Pacific Northwest, British Columbia, the Yukon Territories, Alberta and Alaska, we also have members from all over the country. We invite all Safari TREK owners to join us as guests at our rallies.
Chartered in 1967, the Northwestern Chapter is one of the original 10 chapters to be chartered in FMCA. Northwestern is a social chapter with 1 to 2 rallies a year, plus attending/volunteering at the annual FRVA Northwest Area Rally. Rallies are usually for three nights and are open to your family and friends - and held where local activities and celebrations are planned.
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Last Updated: June 2025
Scope: Oregon, Washington, Northern California, Idaho and British Columbia.
Chartered: December 15, 1981