Harvest Hosts Locations by State: Where RVers Stay

Find Harvest Hosts locations across California, from wine country to coastal farms, for RV overnight stays. See the best regions and how the membership works.

Hill Country wineries and working ranches take self contained RVs overnight across Texas. See which regions carry the most hosts and what a long Texas route needs.

Arizona hosts range from Verde Valley wineries to desert farms, and winter is the busy season. See where snowbirds find stays and what to plan for in the heat.

Citrus groves and small Florida wineries take self contained RVs overnight through the winter season. See which parts of the state carry hosts and what humidity means for a stay.

Willamette Valley wineries and coastal farms open their land to self contained RVs. See how Oregon host coverage falls by region and how the wet months change a trip.

Columbia Valley wine country and Puget Sound farms both take overnight RVs in Washington. See which side of the Cascades suits your trip and when to travel.

Utah hosts work best as the nights between the five national parks rather than a base. See where farms and ranches sit along the park routes and what to carry.

Find Harvest Hosts locations across Colorado, from Western Slope wineries to Front Range farms and breweries, for RV overnight stays. See the best regions.