Northwest Area Chapters (O-Z)

Scope: Clallam, Jefferson, Kitsap, and Mason counties in Washington State.

Chartered on October 23, 1999, the Oregon River Ramblers started out based mostly in Southern Oregon but have extended our current membership to include Oregon, Washington, and Northern California. They rally March through November in Oregon. with the official hosted rally on Friday night, Saturday, and breakfast Sunday. Most members are retired and able to travel freely, so many come in early or stay later. The Oregon River Ramblers is a very pet friendly chapter welcoming your “family” members.

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Last Updated: June 2025

Scope: Oregon

Chartered: July 11, 1975

The Oregon Trail Drivers Chapter was established in 1975, with members from all parts of Oregon and Washington.  Our current Rally schedule includes monthly outings starting in May and going through October.  Sometimes, more than one a month!
Our chapter includes full-time RV ’ers, part timer’s, retirees, business owners, those still working, couples, singles, families, those new to RV ’ing, and pet owners.  We schedule most of our outings for seven nights.  Our excursion starts with a Sunday arrival day, departing the following Sunday.  Booking our rallies like this allows those who wish to stay the full seven nights can.  Others who work or cannot attend the entire week can schedule what works best for them. 

The Northwest has some of the most beautiful campgrounds, but not all are centrally located in any area or state.  Most of our rallies are within a 200-mile range of the Salem area.  Sometimes we plan a rally that ’s over 200 miles away.  With those, we tend to leave a day early and dry camp somewhere on the way there and back.  We can do that for those who like to caravan as a group to our destination, too!  Most importantly, we all have a say in where we want to go.  New places are always welcome. 

We have found that some of the strongest bonds are built around a shared meal.  As a group, we eat breakfast and dinners together daily, strengthening old friendships and starting new ones.  After breakfast, besides just relaxing in the park, some of us go hiking, fishing, golfing, sightseeing, antiquing, and more.  The rally host usually has one planned trip, like a dune buggy ride, a local museum, or a local point of interest that we attend as a group.  Voluntary, of course.  Since we all enjoy different things, we take the time during our nightly dinners to plan what to do the next day and who wants to do what.  This gives everyone a chance to try something new. 

After dinner, we usually socialize with games of some sort and/or crafts the ladies share.  There's something for everyone, and we are open to new suggestions!  When available, we enjoy sitting around a campfire and sharing stories.  Weather permitting, there ’s movie night(s) under the stars to go along with social hour. 

Caravanning together is some of the most fun an RV'er can have.  When our scheduled rally season ends, some of us full-timers, get together and plan trips that may be up to a few months long.  If our route is close to where someone is planning to snowbird or they wish to stop and stay someplace on our route, they hop off. 

(Last Updated: February 2023)

Chartered in June 6, 2005, this is a chapter of Christain RV'ers who love to share their faith and get together with fellow RV'ers. They have 3 rallys a year throughout the NW and enjoy sharing meals, playing games and praying for one another.

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(Last Updated: June 2025)

Twenty years ago a group of National brand RV owners formed a FMCA chapter called the PacNats, reflecting the mutual ownership of the National brand and to provide assistance/advice to more owners hoping to find fellowship among new friends.  The name has since changed to reflect the changing markets and brands available as the National brand went away in 2008/09.  The chapter has  3-4 rallies a year from March to December. 

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(Last Updated: June 2025)

Puget Sounders are a diverse group of RV enthusiasts with the majority members residing within five counties of Washington State (King, Snohomish, Skagit, Whatcom, and Pearce.) However, they also have members in Canada and Arizona.  Puget Sounders group enjoys the common bond of the RV lifestyle. If you are looking for a chapter in Washington State or British Columbia, come visit us at one of our rally events.

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Scope: Northwest Area - Owners of Rexhall Motorcoaches

Chartered: November 3, 2001

The Rim Rock Roamers was founded in 1999 by individuals seeking to build lasting friendships and RV experiences in the Central Oregon area. The Chapter typically holds monthly rallies from May to October and attempts to stay within a 250-mile radius of Central Oregon, although occasionally travel to further locations. Rallies are usually either three or four days in duration, often over a weekend.  Members not only reside in the Bend/Redmond area, but also the Mid-Willamette Valley, and Portland/Vancouver metro.

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Last Updated: June 2025

Chartered in July 11, 1975, the Snake River Valley Chapter has members that extend from Baker City, Oregon to the west to Idaho Falls to the east.  Most  members are based in what is called the Treasure Valley.  Normal RV'ing year starts with the Spring social around mid-April followed by outings in May, July, August, and September, and ending with a Fall Social.  

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Last Updated June 2025

Chartered in August 17, 2002, the Southern Alberta Drifters get together five to six times a year at various campgrounds in Southern Alberta and sometimes beyond.  

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Last Updated June 2025

Vancouver Island British Columbia/Social