Harvest Hosts Sale

[tukwilma]

I see that Harvest Hosts memberships are 20% off until December 1st. If you're like us and don't have your trailer yet, you can buy a gift card for membership at the sale price, then use that gift card when you're ready. (That was a suggestion from Harvest Hosts.)

[Doug2000]

Curious, has anybody used Harvest Host. I had never heard of them till only weeks ago and now I’m getting blasted by advertising.

[Nindy]

I just joined this year thinking it might come in handy. Used it twice on the way to Montana in August. First night at a brewery in NE that happened to be the night with a food truck and live music which was fun. They closed at 9 pm and the rest of the night was peaceful and quiet even with four other trailers/RVs there.

Second night at an alfalfa farm in WY in a field where sandhill cranes landed in the evening. Beautiful setting. My dogs were allowed off-leash and had fun playing with the owners’ dogs.

Worked out very nicely for me but not sure how often I’ll end up using the membership.

[HarleyD]

What is the discount code?
Wineries sounds too good to be true?
THX!

[Nindy]

Originally Posted by HarleyD

What is the discount code?
Wineries sounds too good to be true?
THX!

Here’s a referral link from my email. Gets you 20% off and I get $15.

http://harvesthosts.refr.cc/lkwilliams

[kstock11]

I’ve used them some. There are times when I can’t find a campground location where I want to stay. (I try to keep towing distance to 300 miles per day) Between staying at a Walmart or a Harvest Host (winery, farm, brewery, etc.) I’ll take a Harvest Host every time!

[gyuill]

There is a recommendation to spend $20 at each stay.
Maybe a good deal if you would spend that much anyway.

Graham
Opelika Al

[HarleyD]

Here’s a referral link from my email. Gets you 20% off and I get $15.

http://harvesthosts.refr.cc/lkwilliams


THX!
For the link.
H

[buellfire]

This fall we used our Havest Host membership while enroute to Maine and back. We spent a total of 6 nights in Winerys, Farms, and Breweries, each welcoming and happy we were there. What I thought was great, these stops forced us on to the back roads and we met people in these communities.

[Upfisk]

We use "i overlander" as an app much of the time. It generally does not steer us to Wal-Mart's but some unusual spots. We also like the app UC, Ultimate Public Campgrounds. I overlander is a free app, UC costs $3.99. We generally spend far less than $20/night and end up with great views, quiet locations. In the West there appear to be fewer Harvest Host sites than the East. In our 140+ nights of camping we have never stayed at a KOA, or other mainstream commercial campground.

[Jim Bennett]

There are only two spots within about 400 km of Calgary, and very few in Canada at all. Though I like the idea of this service, the annual cost might really only be worth for a year or two when we plan on doing lots of distance travel.

[BillyW]

A couple years ago, when the big solar eclipse happened, we couldn't find camping or any other accommodations for that matter. Several weeks before the actual event, I joined Harvest Hosts and found a vineyard in Oregon right in the path of totality. It was also our 25th anniversary. Totally awesome experience, and fun adventure. I haven't used it much since then, but I think it's worth it.

[gshadel795]

can i ask what location you stayed in Oregon?