Farm & Winery Overnight Camping

[Roadster]

Just wanted to share a great tip about free overnight camping at participating wineries and farms across the US for the newbies (and not-so-newbies) out there. It's a great alternative to Sam's Club and Walmart parking lots. Free Winery & Farm Overnight RV Parking – CU On The Road

[Cosmik Debris]

They are a great deal. We've been members for a couple of years, and have since gotten extensions because friends have joined too. Not necessarily destinations, but mid trip, on the way, kind of stops.

[norty1]

If this is "free", I think it would be appropriate to add a disclaimer that it cost $40 a year to join the group. In addition you are encouraged to purchase products for sale.

[Roadster]

Originally Posted by norty1

If this is "free", I think it would be appropriate to add a disclaimer that it cost $40 a year to join the group. In addition you are encouraged to purchase products for sale.

Hi Norty1- although the $40 membership fee is clearly stated in the article and in the post picture, your point is well taken for this post. I will rephrase. Thank you.

[Roadster]

Originally Posted by Roadster

Just wanted to share a great tip about free overnight camping at participating wineries and farms across the US for the newbies (and not-so-newbies) out there. It's a great alternative to Sam's Club and Walmart parking lots. Free Winery & Farm Overnight RV Parking – CU On The Road

Hi Folks, just a clarification, Harvest Hosts has a $40 annual membership fee. Your membership will give you access to a directory of farms and wineries across the US that will let you park on their property overnight at no charge.

Hope this helps. Thanks!