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  1. Rich W.

    Need advise

    ...and pass up a lot of other possibilities that might be far more rewarding. One membership I would say is worth looking into is Harvest Hosts. Its the exact oposite of a 1000 Trails type operation as every stop is different and most have a lot to offer. And its only $100/year - it can pay...
  2. B

    What is your recommended way to reserve/search RV sites

    Thank you for the information.
  3. M

    Question Newbie need some advise please help

    Check out Harvest Hosts, you could stop at one nearby the night before check in. I’ve also parked at Lowes’s for the night if it was well lit and in a nicer part of town. I like Lowe’s because they are usually in nice enough places and they usually have well maintained, large parking lots and...
  4. Neemer

    Trip Planning seems a bit overwhelming. Any suggestions?

    ...to campgrounds, there are also a few businesses that will allow you to stay overnight at no cost (Walmart, etc). Also, consider using Harvest Hosts for those overnight stops. Those are businesses (breweries,wineries, farms, museums) that allow travelers to overnight for free as long as you...
  5. B

    Our new adventure awaits

    ...Are campsites hard to find and book for big rigs? I have downloaded RV tip wizard, harvest host, and all stays. Have you stayed at any harvest hosts? If we had an option we would prefer quiet and spacious locations and campgrounds. We can’t wait to meet new people on the road and learn as...
  7. Neal

    Something about farm lands...

    ...and silos is such a liberating experience. Getting away from the hustle and bustle of city/town life is a great opportunity as an RVer. Harvest Hosts offers opportunities for this but when looking for campgrounds, don't overlook some amazing opportunities of an escape you may not expect by...
  8. Neal

    Uber kudos to Solar Energy Systems - Indiana

    ...and chatting with @redbaron about charge rates for LiFePO4 batteries I found myself shortly thereafter in a crisis. Boondocking at a Harvest Hosts location, it's hot, and using this powerful new setup. I went to do some cooking and got an inverter 2 fault. Computer + Convection oven wasn't...
  9. Neal

    Time for new house batteries

    ...While I have 1800W solar, I rarely use it and my boondocking at the EAA AirVenture airshow worked great last July. Last night at my Harvest Hosts I had a significant SOC drop, woke up to 64%. I didn't see where I was at gen stop / bed time 10 PM last night. I did leave my PC running which...
  10. Neal

    FYI Freightliner Custom Chassis (FCCC) shutting down for COVID-19

    ...here I can leave. I may single hop home which is 10 hours of driving at the least, doable, all interstate. Or find an overnight with Harvest Hosts or private CG in NC. Lots of decisions to figure out. Flexibility is key! Safety is paramount. I don't know how this virus is spreading though so...
  11. TJ&LadyDi

    Considering an RV toyhauler many questions on everything

    ...it seems that there are more people in RVs, so it probably won't get better any time soon. There are some other alternatives such as Harvest Hosts...https://harvesthosts.com/ As for the cost and resale of a motorhome, let's just say that they aren't "money makers." Buying used will help...
  13. M

    Rest Areas

    ...spot with the FWS against a grass median, which allowed us to put it out for the night without risk of collision or interference. harvest hosts, cabelas, Cracker Barrel, Lowe’s, and Costco are all great alternatives too. If it’s well lit, the area is clean and there aren’t a bunch of...
  14. ARD

    What do you carry TWO of when traveling?

    ...that on travel days and will usually go down as the gray tank goes up. Not usually a problem except lately since I've been staying at Harvest Hosts where I don't have access to city water, so I can't just take the fuse out and flush away. Today I'm at a KOA in Des Moines, IA and NOTE TO SELF...
  15. Neal

    MOD 2017 Newmar Ventana gets major Victron LiFePO4 upgrade

    ...until I do some boondocking tests is the impact of dual inverters. I asked SES after I saw the same SOC decline the first night at a Harvest Hosts if I could turn off inverter 2 and if the additional inverter was a drain on the batteries and the answer to both is yes. I don't know how much of...
  16. V

    Considering an RV toyhauler many questions on everything

    Thank you for your response. Your answers and our thoughts that we kinda keep forgetting about for some reason ( that we won't be driving ALL the time) and that motels are getting higher and higher and a lot of times are not where we'd like to be, helps with the probably inaccurate idea of...
  17. Neal

    Campgrounds are getting expensive!

    ...picky and I think I'm going to have to start State Park hunting for good deals. I doubt anyone else is doing that!!!! :rolleyes: Harvest Hosts is a unique opportunity but not really a money saver typically as what you would spend at a campground for a night you essentially give them in your...
  19. M

    Tell me about RV Life, please.

    ...of campgrounds in a single app that I have found. So its nice to have all of that in a single place, rather than spread across 3 different apps. I would be really nice if they added Harvest Hosts and integrated HarvestHost booking into the app, but that's not a capability it has at the moment.
  20. R

    Gas or Diesel? Help me decide.

    What I have learned from You Tube and RV Forums:
  21. J

    Campgrounds are getting expensive!

    We just paid for a 6 day spot in California 1595$!! It is nice but GEEEZ!
  22. P

    Campgrounds are getting expensive!

    Well for me that just takes the fun out of it . Especially when it cost as much or more to lodge in your own rig . That's the price of a hotel or motel . I won't pay it
  23. R

    Campgrounds are getting expensive!

    Canada is just as bad. Provincial parks here are pretty much reserve only and that adds a reservation fee on top of the site! Fuel cost up here are causing heart attacks. $1,70 + per L in BC (aprox 4 L to a US gal) That is $6.80 Cdn or $5.08 US per gal of regular. One would think that the...
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