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If you run "rake routes" with your setup you'll see this: <pre><code> account_campaigns GET /advertiser_accounts/:account_id/campaigns(.:format) campaigns#index POST /advertiser_accounts/:account_id/campaigns(.:format) campaigns#create new_account_campaign GET /advertiser_accounts/:account_id/campaigns/new(.:format) campaigns#new edit_account_campaign GET /advertiser_accounts/:account_id/campaigns/:id/edit(.:format) campaigns#edit account_campaign GET /advertiser_accounts/:account_id/campaigns/:id(.:format) campaigns#show PUT /advertiser_accounts/:account_id/campaigns/:id(.:format) campaigns#update DELETE /advertiser_accounts/:account_id/campaigns/:id(.:format) campaigns#destroy accounts GET /advertiser_accounts(.:format) advertiser_accounts#index POST /advertiser_accounts(.:format) advertiser_accounts#create new_account GET /advertiser_accounts/new(.:format) advertiser_accounts#new edit_account GET /advertiser_accounts/:id/edit(.:format) advertiser_accounts#edit account GET /advertiser_accounts/:id(.:format) advertiser_accounts#show PUT /advertiser_accounts/:id(.:format) advertiser_accounts#update DELETE /advertiser_accounts/:id(.:format) advertiser_accounts#destroy </code></pre> So you should use "account_campaingns_path" in this setup, the ":as" actually changes the calls in the code not the paths in the url. If you want to change the paths you should use ":path =>" rather than ":as =>". The <a href="http://guides.rubyonrails.org/routing.html" rel="nofollow">Rails guide on routing</a> also shows some examples with ":as" and ":path" and the resulting paths and helpers, you'll need to search a bit because think they only use in in examples explaining other cases. Edit: rereading your question, I think you may also want to look at <a href="http://guides.rubyonrails.org/routing.html#adding-more-restful-actions" rel="nofollow">member routes</a>, I'm not sure if that's what you want to mean with it being a single inheritance and not wanting to pass the advertiser_account's ':account_id'?
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