Consider This Before Purchasing a Harvest Host Membership

Are you wondering if a Harvest Hosts membership will be right for you? Consider this before purchasing a Harvest Hosts membership.

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0:00 Harvest Hosts Membership
0:16 What is Harvest Hosts
0:41 How we use Harvest Hosts
2:41 Things to think about
9:11 Search & Book Harvest Hosts Locations

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[dlmac]

I love this concept. Definitely better than Walmart, Cracker Barrel etc. places. However, locked gates are not good if you have a medical emergency.

[mpf]

Y'all really gave a lot of honest information about how HH works. We are considering becoming a host, we're in the beginning stage. We're a small farm with cows, horses, and donkeys. We're trying to figure out what to offer and what we want to allow. We're 20 minutes away from Tallahassee, FL and 5 minutes from Monticello. We are going to be a great spot for people to stay is there coming in for an FSU football game. Monticello is a wonderful small town with good food options, cute shops and beautiful historic homes. Your video has given us a lot to think about.

[davidknaebe]

Really good in-depth information about Harvest Host venues. I hadn't heard about all of these nuances prior to now. This gives us really good information so they can be better prepared when staying at Harvest Host sites. Great Job. Thanks,

[phuckyu]

Good video about how NOT to use Harvest Host membership. Lesson learned here is to familiarize yourself with the destination. Google Maps or Earth come to mind. Especially, if you're driving a mammoth-sized RV. Also, I would think that breweries would be ideal for later arrivals because they're usually open late. But, if you insist on some obscure farm out in the boondocks, be prepared for locked gates, no cell phone service, etc.

[donanderson]

Thanks for the over view. When RVing you can't be over prepared for whats ahead. Nice job!

[jdux]

Very good review. Normally the HH reviews are overly "glowing" and leave out the negative side. There are obvious limitations that most reviewers just gloss over but you explained them very well. I've been a member for a few years and will continue to subscribe. It's a good, useful app but it's nice to hear about the "warts" as well.

[anon-wl]

Thanks for this video. I wish I saw yours before getting excited about HH.

I love the idea of HH but no popup trailers, no SUV roof top tents, minivan conversions, etc. Unfortunately, I got excited about HH and even recommended to others only to find out when I went to signup for a membership none of us qualify 😔

Btw, it's now recommended to buy $30/night min from the Host. That's a lot for a minimum, especially for solo travelers.

[suegraham]

We’ve had two of the best HH experiences - HK Yak Ranch in Sundance, WY, and Wildcat Brothers Distilling at Gator Cove in Louisiana. We’ve also had a few stays that weren’t great due to noise or mud. I think some places don’t fully realize how stable parking needs to be or how large a turn around area needed for a 40ft motor home with a toad. We have the capacity to dry camp easily for 3 days before booking a campground, so HH is perfect for us. We’re loving the people we meet and the experiences they offer. We’re not full timers, our home is in PA.

[ToddM]

Yep thanks, not for me too many unknowns

[cchambersglenn]

We have been HH members but generally just check out the host according to the route we are traveling. Considering what we might want to purchase is a great idea 😊

[backroadsmaggie]

That winery in Tennessee is near where I live, it has really good food.

[carriestevens]

Excellent video with a lot of good information. Much better and informative than some of the 'cutsie' videos out there. Really appreciated the time you took to create a professional presentation. Many thanks!

[mikesimmons]

Should consider another trip staying at Boondockers Welcome (residential side of HH}. Just a thought. I'm a host and an RV'er. Enjoy! Hakuna Matata~! Travel safe.

In case you're thinking of it... as a HH host can offer a year free to BW membership. Had a youtuber record a drone video and then put it to music, very cool.

[barclayej]

We joined in late 2019 (oops) and weren't able to use but have signed up again and intend to use for the first time in 2024. Looking forward to it.

[computer__eyez]

Great Info. Thank you for this excellently put together video.

[karenbauer]

Thank you for all the helpful information. We only just heard about Harvest Host and were curious to find out how it works. We are picking up our little travel trailer next week and look forward to checking out this app. Safe travels!

[bonniematthews]

This should be required viewing before anyone signs up for HH. So many people do not pay attention to what they read. Maybe seeing it on a video would be helpful.

[monalockshair]

Thank you for sharing. This information gave me a better understanding of Harvest Host.

[jeepsandrvs]

Good information. New HH member here. We have a couple of stays booked soon. We were too chicken to HH in our big Class A DP, but trying it out in our Class B Van. Safe Travels.

[MostlyOffGrid]

Thank you for the information. I don’t see that being for us but, great to know.