Terry & Diane Mon at 6:55 AM Enjoy your retirement! If I would have known how much fun it was,I would have never started working in the first place!!

Greg & Toni Tue at 6:15 AM It will be here before you know it.  Congrats, safe travels and enjoy your adventures

Suzan and Art December 16 We were members for a year. We found we didn't save money as we bought things that were offered that we wouldn't normally buy.  Also there weren't many along the paths we travel.

ITowMyHome December 16 Try to enhance peoples reality is not always easy but thank you for trying

JimOnTheBeach Mon at 4:56 AM I have not joined Harvest host yet but I'm looking forward to it. At this time my life seems to dictate my direction of travel, but I look forward to being able to enjoy travel as an adventure with new people.

LuTina Black Tue at 4:31 PM I've read it will go up from $49 to $79 a yr starting January 2019. Lots of new locations added. Also, heard if you join before end of yr at the $49 price you're automatically grandfathered in at that price as long as you keep renewing. However, I suspect...  moreI've read it will go up from $49 to $79 a yr starting January 2019. Lots of new locations added. Also, heard if you join before end of yr at the $49 price you're automatically grandfathered in at that price as long as you keep renewing. However, I suspect they most likely will run discounts/specials throughout the year.  less

Kay and Russ Wallace December 16 I bought a lifetime membership. Glad I did, since it keeps going up in price. Because we travel across the country it has been good for us. I like to think of it as $20 to dry camp, here’s your free bottle of wine. We love Harvest Hosts.

TruckCampers-KB3BV December 16 We have been a member now for about 4 years.  While we are not full timers we take some extended 2-4 month trips and have found that HH is great for the type of traveling we do.  Most of our travel is stop and move rarely spend more than a night...  moreWe have been a member now for about 4 years.  While we are not full timers we take some extended 2-4 month trips and have found that HH is great for the type of traveling we do.  Most of our travel is stop and move rarely spend more than a night or 2 in the same area.  When that is required we go to a campground (COE, St Park, NF, BLM) for the longer stays.  We have stayed at wineries, museums, and farms.  The experience has been GREAT.  This is one in Oregon we stayed at for 2 nights while we waited for a part for our camper tie down that broke.  less

MangoesMarleyAndMermaids December 16 We just joined and plan to stay at our first one the first weekend in January, and have a couple more picked out along our route. We also stayed at one in NC in November because we were attending a wedding at the winery. When I got invited to the wedding,...  moreWe just joined and plan to stay at our first one the first weekend in January, and have a couple more picked out along our route. We also stayed at one in NC in November because we were attending a wedding at the winery. When I got invited to the wedding, we hadn't had our RV long and didn't even know about HH, but I had just called and asked if we could stay there because we were attending the wedding. While we were there, a few other HH members also stayed there as well and told us how much they staying at HH locations. Staying at this winery convinced us to join HH. I hope the rest of the places we stay are as nice!  less

LarandSus Mon at 7:00 AM There are some responses above (separate post) that should be here.

Lee & Ann B December 16 I have an AT&T mobile hotspot. Most people us Verizon or AT&T as they have the best coverage. If connectivity is important you might want to get both. The Mobile Internet Resource Center rvmobileinternet.com has great info and can answer a lot of questions.

Barb & Dan Robertson December 16 Great thank you!!!

Chuck & Bernadette December 16 We use Verizon 4G Jetpack, but get a phone booster to help improve cell coverage 

Bill Zeller December 16 We use the Verizon Jet Pack, not very expensive and works wherever there is a cell signal. Nice for the non driver to use the computer while driving down the road!

Wes Riding December 16 Been using a MiFi hotspot from Verizon for years. Spend a lot of time on BLM land in California during the winter. Never had a problem. I am even able to work remotely that way

Mac December 13 RSTS=Rear Sofa Triple Slide

Jerry Beasler December 13 Mystery solved. How about a Coachmen Encore 40TS?

TheClearyClan December 13 Good luck and happy trails.
Bob

Sally & Al December 14 Enjoy every minute in it.

Roy and Lynne December 14 Roy is sort of south east of Olympia, just east of Fort Lewis.  

Myo (The EASY One) December 12 You should ignore my advice. You’ll be more comfortable in January if you go farther south. I must have had my head up my ass to recommend the northern AZ region in Jan.! I just love that area but not in Dec., Jan, Feb. maybe ok in March.

Lost Soul Travels December 12 RTR - in Quartzsite, Arizona January 9-20

Sandy & Pat Whyte December 12 Canyon Lake is off 88 (Apache Trail) east of Phoenix.  Drove by last year and it looked like a nice place to kayak.  If anyone has been here would appreciate any advise on weather, camping and kayaking.  

Cfm4231 December 13 Pay campground on the lake. temp is between 40 to 50 at nite 60 to 70 during day unless cold front is comes thru
Beautiful lake with high canyon walls.
Any more questions about this lake or others let me know

Linda and William December 13 We like the Gilbert Ray campground in west Tucson. It is near the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum and the west unit of the Saguaro National Park.  It is not free, but only $20 a night and has electricity. There would be hiking and biking in the area.&nb...  moreWe like the Gilbert Ray campground in west Tucson. It is near the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum and the west unit of the Saguaro National Park.  It is not free, but only $20 a night and has electricity. There would be hiking and biking in the area. 

We also like the Parker Lake campground at Parker Lake southeast of Tucson.

For a third one I would go with the Chiricahua National Monument campground. Smaller and off the beaten path, but a beautiful area.  A bit higher elevation, so check temps before heading that way.  less

Ellen and Jill December 8 Hi Ceci sorry for lack of communication. Been sick. But will write in other group.

Paul & Tanya December 8 Go to shows and don't rush into it.  We made a list of needs and wants.  There are so many to see.  Have fun

murray j ferguson December 8 Get the 24 ft - like boats - you do not want to keep trading for a few more ft of room.

Kathy Preble December 11 Test fit the sleeping arrangements. If it's not workable, you'll be miserable. Sleep comfort comes first.

GypsyDan Mon at 5:10 PM As far as off road goes, there would not be any difference between 20-22. I drive a 27' class c and take it almost everywhere.
Since this seems to be your first rig, it is not recommended that you buy new. Almost everyone changes after a few years...  moreAs far as off road goes, there would not be any difference between 20-22. I drive a 27' class c and take it almost everywhere.
Since this seems to be your first rig, it is not recommended that you buy new. Almost everyone changes after a few years into something they might like better. With a new rig you have HEAVY depreciation, and the new rigs are notoriious for having all kinds of problems, since they are rarely inspected before leaving the plant. An older rig should also have all the problems fixed.  less

Dennis &Lorece Hogeweide December 7 Can't attach the photo

Dennis &Lorece Hogeweide December 7 Posted his picture im my profile pictures

Brian & Darlene Powell December 7 what was it that got in? any pictures