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Eligibility

2017 North American Heartland Owners Rally – Goshen

Rally eligibility

This rally is open to current Heartland Owners Club members only.

Follow this link to confirm your “Membership Expires on…” date. Scroll to the bottom of the page at the above link. You’re looking for what you see in the graphic below. Your expiration date will be listed.

RENEWAL
If your membership expiration date is prior to June 13, 2017, you must renew to be eligible to attend this rally. HOC memberships can not be renewed until the “Renew Membership” button is available (within 60 days of expiration date). Using the link above, if the Renew Membership button is visible click on it and you will be taken to the payment page to renew. Don’t wait until March 1st to do this if your membership expires within the next 60 days as you may not be able to register.

EXPIRED MEMBERS
If your membership is currently expired, at this time, you are ineligible for rally registration. In order to register for the rally, you’ll need to contact the Club Manager (email link) to discuss membership renewal.

REGISTRATIONS BY EXPIRED MEMBERS
Rally registrations made by members whose membership is expired will be contacted and given a chance to renew their membership and catch up their dues. Should they decide to cancel their registration, their registration payments will be refunded less the $50 cancellation fee.

MEMBERSHIPS EXPIRING PRIOR TO RALLY
If as a member, you register for the rally and your membership expires prior to June 13 and you chose to not check this or chose not to renew, you will be contacted and given a chance to renew your membership so you may keep your rally registration. Should you decide to cancel your registration, your registration payments will be refunded less the $50 cancellation fee.

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Sites

2019 North American Heartland Owners Rally – Goshen

Rally sites

Siting Plan Statement
The rally venue, the Elkhart County 4H Fairgrounds is a facility setup to serve the 4H community throughout the year and to host the county fair each July. As such, there’s a variety of buildings, animal pens, animal shelters, animal exercise areas, racetrack, stage and grand stand on property.

Additionally, this venue offers camping. Camping areas are in various locations throughout the property. In most cases, camping areas are setup such that the entire space can be used for multi-purpose use. This means that often times, camping areas are used for non-camping activities. You’ll notice right away that all camping utilities are set at the back of the sites, thereby facilitating mixed use of these areas.

Each camping area has a name or has been named by rally staff. We have two documents to assist attendees in better understanding the camping areas and choosing an area to stay in during the rally:

“General” Campsite / Camp Area Information document

“Specific” Campsite / Camp Area Information document

As we’ve done in past years at this venue, we’re using an area/site selection process where each attendee chooses their own area and in small number of cases, their own site. Once an area is full or a specific site is chosen, that area or site are no longer available to other attendees.

In some cases, in order to not lose even a single full-hookup site, we need to park attendees in certain sites within the area the attendee has chosen – first. Not doing so will cause the loss of a number of sites and it’s our goal to get as many attendees as possible, onto full-hookup sites.

For attendees wanting to be grouped together, this is only possible if all attendees chose the same area (Northwest not included) and where all parties in that group arrive at the venue together. While we cannot guarantee it, this will best assure you’ll be sited as near one another as possible.