6 Things to consider when using Harvest Hosts Carpenter Creek Cellars – Indiana
We’ve found that the businesses that participate in Harvest Hosts are generally very well-informed about their communities and a valuable resource on our trip so far. It’s quite another to talk to the owners, get the lowdown on how they’re contributing to their communities, and even get their personal suggestions on what we should be doing during our visit. It’s one thing to park on a farm, stay the night, buy a bottle of wine and leave.
HARVEST HOST FREE
Put simply, Harvest Hosts is a mutually-beneficial way for RVers and van lifers to get a free place to stay for a night while supporting local businesses where they travel.Īs relatively new van lifers though, we’re trying to see the bigger picture and use Harvest Hosts as a way to really connect to the local community. There are about 1,500 Harvest Hosts in the United States and Canada to date. But first, the most important question: What is Harvest Hosts? We’ll attempt to answer that question in this post. That’s a bit complicated and depends on why you’re using it. But should you join Harvest Hosts if you’re a van lifer or RVer? What are the benefits and downsides? It’s a unique service that we’ve been using for several months now to find places to park our van around the United States.
If you’re a van lifer or RVer and haven’t heard of Harvest Hosts, you’re probably going to sooner or later.
We may receive a commission for purchases made through these links, at no additional costs to you. This posts may contain affiliate links to products, tours, or accommodations.
0 kommentar(er)
