One family is responsible for hosting the campouts. The campouts are usually within 50 miles of Concord. The three winter months are eating-meetings at area restaurants.

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Chair City Campers

Number of families: 20

Chapter campouts/yr: 6 + 2 Statewides

Members come from the following counties: Davidson, Davie, Guilford, Forsyth, and Randolph.

Chair City Campers has a 41 year history and up to 20 families including about 16 children. Ages range from infant to about 70. It is a three-generation club.

The chapter usually camps the third weekend of the month 8 months of the year at various camp grounds and RV parks usually within a two hour trip. Scheduling at campgrounds frequently forces a change from the third to another weekend. In the off-season we gather for an indoor, dinner meeting on the third Saturday evening of the month.

Several Chair City members have earned FCRV scholarships and national FCRV awards.

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Colonial Campers

Type of Chapter: Family

Number of families: 7

Chapter campouts/yr: 7

Members come from the following counties: Davidson, Rowan

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Pine State Campers

Type of Chapter: Family

Number of families: 10

Chapter campouts/yr: Average 9

Members come from the following counties: Guilford and Forsyth

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Raleigh Road Runners

Type of Chapter: Family

Number of families: 11 (And growing)

Chapter campouts/yr: 9

Members come from the following counties: Wake, Durham, Harnett, Johnston, & Montgomery

The Raleigh Roadrunners club has been an active FCRV chapter for 40 years. Members range in age from mid thirties to post retirement. We welcome families with children.

We have no restrictions on types of rigs. Our members enjoy camping in tents, truck campers, travel trailers, fifth wheels and motor homes.

We normally camp the second weekend of each month from March through November. Members are asked to host one campout per year at a site of their choice.

You may see us at Hagan Stone, Briarcliff, Smithfield KOA, Flintlock Campground, Tranters Creek, Camp Clearwater, Wilmington KOA, Dan Nichols Park, Jordan Lake (Poplar Point & Crosswinds), Creekwood Farms RV Park, Mayberry Campground, Bandits Roost, Twin Lakes and many other sites across the state.

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Randolph Ramblers

Type of Chapter: Family

Number of families: 12

Chapter campouts/yr: 7 or 8 with luncheon meetings in the cold weather months.

Members come from the following counties: Guilford, Randolph, surrounding.

The Randolph Ramblers Camping Club, a chapter of FCRV, was organized March 27, 1965 with 21 families. The club received its Charter in the fall of 1965 at the State Campout. The Ramblers typically camp the third weekend of the month March or April through October and holds luncheon meetings from November until spring.

The Randolph Ramblers enjoy fun, fellowship, covered dish suppers, cookouts, and camping with other chapters at statewide and district campouts each year.

The chapter hosts Boy Scout Troop 571’s Spring Campout. The troop consists of challenged, adult Scouts from Randolph County.

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