Thanks for the correction - I mis-read the OP. My traveling habits have changed over the years and I’ve found that while HH is a great resource, they are no longer of use to me so I dropped my membership. These days Escapees looks to be more my style.
RV-related memberships:
FMCA, undecided about renewing
HarvestHosts, reluctantly just renewed and booked seven nights during the next month
Good Sam, don’t care for the company, but benefit from discounts
Escapees, love the group and use the mail service
KOA Rewards
AIM, it’s a good group...
As I mentioned earlier we have used HarvestHosts almost 30 times in the past 5 years and have had two bad experiences. I would investigate a little further before completely ruling it out.
I am seeing more locations that now allowing same day reservations and additional days ( for a price)...
The email marketing has begun! I've never, ever received email from HarvestHosts before yesterday and then again this morning, offering a 25% discount if I sign up through Escapees. The emails highlight HH spots with electric, water and multiple nights..... I always though they were boondocking...
...the Cerbo GX, etc. there is a new user interface coming out. When I reached out to SES when I needed support on my last boondocking (harvesthosts) stay Brian asked if I wanted to check this out. Sure I said - it's really nice. Here's how to get it if you want to try it out now, but it's...
You can join "CampersCard", which is a sister company of HarvestHosts. I think it's $39 bucks and then you get discounted rates at all the participating campgrounds. I believe that today was their official "launch date".
At one time we considered Good Sam, KOA, HarvestHosts, Boondockers Welcome. Passport America among others but didn't see any on-going value. We're set up for boondocking and maybe only pay for 5 or 6 nights a year at RV parks, otherwise, we're maximizing our usage at western TT parks.
FMCA for...
Headed to Colorado from western NC. Any pointers for the best route? I have joined HarvestHosts and Boondockers Welcome, but I definitely plan on staying in some private campgrounds as well.
...to do and come beautiful BLM land. Some is quite accessible for big rigs.
When we are traveling to a destination we love to use HarvestHosts they are he best. And while you may spend money at these places you are getting something in return. We are not fans of RV parks and for the most...
...the average Class A owner that goes from CG to CG with full intention of shore power service. Those of us that pursue off grid stops or isolated locations such as even HarvestHosts, Walmart, etc. will have solar, gen, and battery capacity. What percentage of the Class A community does that?
After years of being a founding member, I dropped our membership and here's why:
1. We had MANY, MANY problems with the Hosts who said "oh, sure...no problem for your RV!" Despite us EMPHASIZING our size (45' long by 13' tall) and weight (60k lbs), we found they were nowhere near prepared for...
...I have several I joined because I was a new and excited RVer. Now I'm tapering them off and I think the only thing I have is FMCA and HarvestHosts. If they have a rally that interests you, join (if required). If HarvestHosts will save you money (it will) and it gives you great locations off...
I always look to see if they prohibit generators. Most of the time, the hosts that appeal to me, in the location I need, are either silent on generators (implied acceptance) or state they are allowed. If I feel that I will be needing the generator and they prohibit or greatly restrict, then I...
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