Samborees have been around almost as long as the Good Sam Club itself. They were the brainchild of Club founder, Art Rouse shortly after he began building our organization. In 1966, and today each state and province hosts at least one Samboree a year. They range in size from small (about 100 rigs) to big (about 500 rigs in the bigger states), but the prices are always affordable.  

Included in all Samboree registration is camping-sometimes dry, sometimes full hookups, sometimes somewhere in the middle- for two people for the duration of the event. Early bird camping is usually available for those on site before the Samboree starts, and most feature a daytime program that offers complimentary seminars, vendor area, games, and entertainment each evening. The Provincial
Directors are the ones who run the Samborees, along with plenty of help from provincial chapters. Some Samboree have a local RV dealer to display new rigs. Most feature a daytime program that offers seminars, product displays, games, and entertainment each evening. We cater to a diverse range of RVers and there is always something for everyone at each Samboree event. Whether you make useful contacts over the
pancake breakfast, or simply make new friends through an evening of games or entertainment, you are sure to leave feeling glad to have been part of this
unique event. This really is a great way to meet like-minded people who can offer you great advice on the world of RVing. The thriving Samboree community
also allows regular attendees to catch up with those they have met at previous Samborees, and share their experiences over the last year.
In Saskatchewan we host a Spring samboree, which is listed in the Good Sam Highways magazine and a fall samboree for provincial Good Sam members.
If you are not a member of a provincial chapter or traveling from out of province, please contact our Provincial Director for more information.

             WHY ATTEND A SAMBOREE?