Whether you’re a full-time RVer or an RVer struggling to find places to stay, especially while on the road single nights in a campground are costlier than they should be and finding a good place to boondock can be difficult if you don’t know what you’re looking for.
This won’t be helpful during the Covid-19 pandemic, but once things begin returning to normal and we can return to the road we will all want decent places to stay and save money.
My family has tried several free or near to free camping options while traveling longer distances. Our favourite by far is Harvest Hosts. It is inexpensive to sign up for; Check out Harvest Hosts and learn about their classic membership and/or the plus membership. Both provide unlimited free 1 to 2 day overnight stays.
You’re given access to a database and map of hosts. This includes local wineries, breweries, distilleries, farms, museums and a handful of other attractions. The plus plan also gives you access to golf courses and country clubs. The hosts allow you to stay one to two nights free of charge and often have discounts on their products and/or services. It’s the perfect opportunity to purchase a local wine or try a different golf course.