A Life on the Open Road
There’s something magical about packing up, hitting the road, and leaving the ordinary behind. The freedom to travel at your own pace, stop where you please, and wake up to a new view every morning is one of the greatest joys of RV life.
But for many RVers — both seasoned road warriors and newcomers — one question always comes up: Where do we stay? Sure, you can find campgrounds and RV parks, but they can get expensive, crowded, and often lack that unique charm we crave when we set out for an adventure.
That’s where Harvest Hosts comes in, turning the simple act of finding a place to park into a memorable experience. Instead of staying in a typical RV lot, imagine waking up next to a vineyard, a mountain farm, or even a local brewery. This isn’t just RV parking — it’s immersive travel.



What is Harvest Hosts?
Harvest Hosts is a membership program that gives RVers access to over 5,000 unique overnight stays across North America. These aren’t standard parking spots — they’re working farms, wineries, breweries, distilleries, museums, and other attractions that open their gates to RV travelers.
In addition to the Harvest Hosts network, there’s Boondockers Welcome, another part of the family that offers 3,675+ private property stays for RVers who want more secluded, quiet parking.
The best part?
- No nightly camping fees at most locations.
- You get to meet local hosts and experience places you’d never find in a travel brochure.
- You’re not just parking; you’re creating stories.
Why It’s Different from Regular RV Parks
When you pull into an RV park, you get electricity, water, and maybe Wi-Fi. It’s functional — but it’s not exciting. With Harvest Hosts, your “check-in” might involve tasting fresh wine straight from the barrel, picking fruit in an orchard, or learning about alpaca farming from a passionate local family.
Instead of being surrounded by rows of RVs, you could be surrounded by rolling hills, grazing animals, or an art gallery.
And unlike campgrounds that charge $30-$50+ a night, these stays are included in your membership. All that’s expected is that you support your host in some way — maybe buying a bottle of wine, a farm tour ticket, or fresh produce.

How the Membership Works
Harvest Hosts offers three main options:
- Harvest Hosts Membership – $99/year
- Access to 5,000+ unique locations
- Farms, wineries, breweries, museums, and more
- Boondockers Welcome Membership – $79/year
- Access to 3,675+ private RV parking spots hosted by fellow RVers
- Great for quieter, more secluded stays
- All-Access Plan – $169/year
- Combines both Harvest Hosts and Boondockers Welcome for the ultimate flexibility
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The Outdoor Advantage
If you love the outdoors, you know that your travel experiences are shaped by where you stay. With Harvest Hosts, every overnight stop can be an adventure in itself. Here’s why outdoor lovers can’t get enough:
- Nature on Your Doorstep – Wake up to sunrise over vineyards, lakes, or mountains.
- Unique Local Culture – Learn how wine is made, how cheese is crafted, or how a family farm operates.
- Wildlife Encounters – From farm animals to wild deer, each location has its own charm.
- Zero Crowds – Many stays are private and peaceful, far from busy highways.
Perfect for Different Travel Styles
Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a full-time RVer, Harvest Hosts adapts to you:
- Couples & Retirees – Romantic, quiet getaways with local flavors.
- Families – Educational, safe, and fun stops for kids.
- Solo Travelers – A welcoming way to meet locals and fellow travelers.
- Adventure Seekers – Combine with hiking, fishing, kayaking, or other outdoor activities nearby.
Sample Road Trip Itinerary Using Harvest Hosts
To show you how this works in real life, here’s a quick example itinerary:
- Day 1 – Start at a mountain winery in Vermont, enjoy a sunset tasting.
- Day 2 – Park at a dairy farm in New Hampshire, join a cheese-making class.
- Day 3 – Stay at a historic museum in upstate New York, explore the exhibits.
- Day 4 – End at a craft brewery in Pennsylvania, meet the brewmaster.
With just four days, you’ve experienced local food, drink, culture, and scenery — all without paying nightly camping fees.




Boondocking with Boondockers Welcome
If you’re the type who prefers off-grid, peaceful stays, Boondockers Welcome is an amazing addition. These are private properties offered by generous hosts who let you park for free. Many are tucked away in beautiful spots with no other RV in sight.
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Membership
- Plan Ahead – While some hosts accept same-day arrivals, booking in advance ensures your spot.
- Be Respectful – Remember, you’re a guest on someone’s property.
- Support Your Host – Purchase something they offer; it’s part of the Harvest Hosts spirit.
- Leave No Trace – Keep the environment clean for the next traveler.
- Mix It Up – Alternate between Harvest Hosts and Boondockers Welcome to enjoy variety.
Why Now is the Best Time to Join
Travel costs are rising, and campgrounds are getting crowded. Having exclusive access to thousands of unique overnight stays is a game-changer. You’ll save money, avoid crowded RV parks, and make your trips more memorable.
Plus, with 20% off right now, there’s no better time to join.
Final Thoughts
RV travel isn’t just about getting from point A to point B — it’s about the journey, the places you stop, and the people you meet along the way. Harvest Hosts transforms those stops into once-in-a-lifetime memories.
Instead of pulling into another crowded campground, you could be sipping wine on a sunlit patio, helping with morning chores on a family farm, or swapping stories with a local artist.
If you want your next road trip to be unforgettable, this is your chance to join thousands of RVers who’ve discovered a better way to travel.
