No, you do not need to provide a credit card to take advantage of the free trial. We are offering a 30-day free trial to Harvest Hosts because we believe in our product and the value they bring to RVers.

We just know you're going to love your new membership so much you're going to want to purchase it for a whole year. If you decide to purchase within your 30-day trial, you will not lose your remaining free days. Your free days will be added to your first year's membership.

Please make a purchase to show your appreciation to your Host for the hospitality, we suggest spending a minimum of $30. This is their only compensation for allowing you to park overnight. You'll enjoy buying local products and you'll have the satisfaction of knowing that you're helping a small business grow and thrive. If you don't see anything for yourself, please consider purchasing a gift for a loved one or friend. Buy produce from the farm, wine from the winery, or tickets to the museum. The reason that businesses become Hosts is to share their business with you. Without purchases, they have no incentive to remain a Host.

Approximately 80% of the Hosts can accept vehicles of any length. You can filter locations by sizes of 29 foot, 44 foot, or more than 45 foot in total length. These lengths INCLUDE any trailer or towed vehicle. If you are comfortable with disconnecting your tow, then you can classify your vehicle by the length of only the RV.

The Hosts are, first and foremost, wineries/farms/museums and do not provide the services that you would find at a campground. However, a small number of the Hosts do offer electricity or water. This will be listed on the Host information page and may include a charge.

Yes, as allowed per local regulations. However, please be courteous and ask beforehand so that the Host can park you where no one will be disturbed by it. If you are parked near the Host's neighbors or other HH Members, please use your generator sparingly.

Nearly all of the Hosts permit pets **on a leash** at your vehicle. Specific instructions may be on the Host information page. Some Hosts may only allow pets in the parking area. Respect that you are on private property and do not allow your pets to run free. Please note that many of our farms have working animals and ask the Host what is acceptable. Your pet may be friendly but other animals may see it as a threat and react accordingly. Be sure to be a responsible pet owner and clean up after them.

Most wineries and breweries have food items, local products, and gift shops with lots of interesting items available for purchase. If this makes you uncomfortable, there are hundreds of non-alcohol venues for you to visit. If you choose to stop at a winery or brewery, you can choose a different type of product or consider purchasing a gift for someone.

The parking surface might be concrete, asphalt, gravel, grass or dirt. You may be in the Host's parking lot, or in a field, orchard or vineyard. This will be listed on the Host information page and you can verify this when you call to let them know you are visiting.