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Compare Blue Sky vs. Good Sam RV Insurance

What’s the difference between Blue Sky RV Insurance and Good Sam RV Insurance? See how our editors compare the two companies below.
Last Updated: April 10, 2024
Blue Sky RV Insurance
4.4 / 5 - Excellent
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Good Sam RV Insurance
4.9 / 5 - Excellent
#1 in RV Insurance
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Key Facts

  • Roadside assistance
  • Multi-vehicle discounts
  • Depreciation free insurance
  • Storage option
  • Total loss replacement

 

Specialty RV Coverage - Save up to $530 Per Year

  • 96% overall customer satisfaction rating
  • Total-loss replacement for motorhomes and travel trailers
  • Specialized coverage for full timers or first-time weekend RV'ers
  • RV storage option allows you to save even more by turning off coverage when your RV is not in use!

OVERALL RATINGS

 Blue SkyGood Sam
Coverage & Benefits4.5/55.0/5
Customer Support4.3/54.8/5
Cost4.5/55.0/5

Coverage & Benefits Differences

Basic Coverage

 Blue SkyGood Sam
Bodily Injury Liability
Property Damage Liability
Collision
Comprehensive
Personal Injury
Medical Payments
Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist

RV Specific Coverage

Blue Sky
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Good Sam
  • Total Loss Replacement
  • RV Roadside Assistance
  • Full Timer
  • Belongings & Personal Effects
  • Permanent Attachments
  • Emergency Expense Allowance
  • Mexico Insurance
  • Vacation Liability
  • Total Loss Replacement
  • RV Roadside Assistance
  • Full Timer
  • Belongings & Personal Effects
  • Permanent Attachments
  • Emergency Expense Allowance
  • Mexico Insurance
  • Vacation Liability
  • Hitch Coverage

RV's Covered

Blue Sky
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Good Sam
  • Class A
  • Class B
  • Class C
  • Conventional Trailer
  • Fifth Wheel Trailer
  • Pop-up Tent Trailer
  • Mounted Truck Camper
  • Cargo/Utility & Single Horse Trailer
  • Class A
  • Class B
  • Class C
  • Conventional Trailer
  • Fifth Wheel Trailer
  • Pop-up Tent Trailer
  • Mounted Truck Camper
  • Toy Hauler & Horse Trailer
  • Cargo/Utility & Single Horse Trailer

Cost & Discounts Compared

 Blue SkyGood Sam
Premium
Annual Premium will vary by driver and vehicle
Annual Premium will vary by driver and vehicle
Deductible
Deductible will vary by driver and vehicle
Deductible will vary by driver and vehicle
Discounts
Disappearing Deductible
Bundled Policy
Disappearing Deductible
Safe/Responsible Driver
Low Mileage
Paid-in-Full
Storage Option

How is their customer support?

Services

Blue Sky
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Good Sam
  • Online Claim Reporting
  • 24/7 US-based Support
 Blue SkyGood Sam
BBB Rating
A+
A+
Number of BBB Positive Reviews
0
0
Number of BBB Neutral Reviews
0
1
Number of BBB Negative Reviews
3
10
Date Collected
2017-12-04
2017-11-30

Contact & Additional Information

 Blue SkyGood Sam
Homepage URL
Company Phone
(866) 484-2583
(888) 514-1116
Headquarters Address
202 Montrose West Avenue, Suite 200, Copley, OH, 44321
64 Inverness Dr E, Englewood, CO, 80112
Year Founded
2006
1966

Final Verdict

Good Sam RV Insurance has a higher overall rating than Blue Sky RV Insurance. Good Sam scores better than Blue Sky across: Coverage & Benefits, Customer Support, and Cost.


Customer Comments & Reviews

Steve W
9/1/2020
Good Sam RV Insurance review
I had a policy to cover my class C for the past four years. I NEVER had a claim, not one. Then we sold the RV and have not yet acquired our new one which is a couple of months away. They wanted to charge me $50. for CANCELLING the policy??? I went ballistic! This is TOTALLY wrong. I asked to have a call back from someone "higher up" after the sweet little girl on the phone told me twice, "it is in the contract". Well, she was right, but I still think that SUCKS. It would be like going to the same supermarket for four years and then deciding to go elsewhere and getting a bill for $50 because we stopped shopping there. The idea is ridiculous... and sound like pure greed. Anyway... I suppose because I complained, I did get a call back the next day and was told that they would be mailing me a check for the $50. in the next couple of weeks.... we shall see!!! I did get the refund they owed me as a credit to my credit card (less the $50), It is not the money in my case, it is the principle. Until they TAKE THAT OUT of their contract, I will not be going back to them for coverage on my new RV. And that... is the rest of the story!


Sandy J
6/19/2018
Good Sam RV Insurance review
After going thru the website to purchase coverage, still had to talk to an agent and go all the way BACK and repeat all the information by phone. A real aggravation.


Lourdes L
7/22/2017
Good Sam RV Insurance review
Unfortunately in April 2017 I had to file a claim for my 2010 Allegro motorhome with Good Sam. All I can say is that the agent Katie Pitts was extremely courteous, professional and efficient. I am a USAA customer for 38 years and I didn't think other companies could/would compare to the outstanding service I received from Good Sam/National General insurance. I previously used Progressive and cancelled them because when I moved from Florida to North Carolina, Progressive transferred my policy to NC but reported to the state of Florida that had cancelled my policy instead stating that had moved and Progressive was still insuring me. I found this out when I went to the DMV to request a new license in NC. Officer told me that my driving privileges were about to be denied. Needless to say when I called Progressive I did not get anywhere. I had to write a letter to Florida DMV with proof that I always had coverage. A major nightmare. Meanwhile Good Sam folks were very helpful and easy to work with. Calls and emails were immediately answered. Great service. Now I don't know if because of this claim if Good Sam will drop me or punish me with a very high renewal rate.


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Gary
3/17/2017
Blue Sky RV Insurance review
I've had the motorhome and truck insured with Blue Sky RV insurance for the past 2 years. Very few companies are interested in insuring "full-timers", which is the category I happen to fall in. The premiums for both the motorhome and truck are more competitive than 2 of the insurance companies you see advertising on TV constantly.