Just stumbled onto your channel. Just love the opening, I have always been a big fan of the Outer Limits. I watched it when it originally aired, showing my age. 😄
Awesome video, Kelli and Bill! Thanks for sharing all these wonderful hosts. Can’t wait for my first in a couple weeks. You two are so inspiring! Safe travels.
Great video. I enjoyed the footage of unique harvest host locations. It would have been helpful if you explained what was available to buy in order to support the businesses you stayed at. Especially the unique, non-food places, like the art museums and ghost town.
Wewere considering Harvest Host for awhile but we will not be self-contained. It would be pretty cool to hit the road on that double decker bus! ;-) The animals are sooo cute....The U.P. is so beautiful - we love going there! Everything is so fresh after a storm. Very nice informative video! 💙Terry and Terri
I wasn't self contained with my go fast camper (but had a bucket so technically self contained? 😂) and I was able to stay at a few harvest hosts with no problem. I would just call ahead, explain what my rig was, promise not to poop on the ground like a savage animal and no problem!
You failed to mention Harvest Hosts bought Boondockers Welcome (to the anguish of many of the Boondockers Welcome members), a program where members offer their locations free to self-contained RVers; unless you choose hookups (electric & or water) where a $5 to $15 per night.
Thank you for some comprehensive insight into Harvest Hosts. I looks like just the thing for between my anticipated boondocking efforts. I have a quick QUESTION: Would the dinette sleeping area be adequate for a 5’9” 220# man. I have a friend of 50 years and fellow widower who may travel with me. I love the guy dearly but I’m not sleeping with him! 😉
We are getting our first RV so very inexperienced. Do the harvest hosts provide water and electricity? If not where do you get these if traveling and just stopping overnight at Harvest host sites? Same with staying in parking lots overnight.
Hi. Not all rigs are equipped to boondock very long without power, so it will depend on yours. Your water will be on board in your tanks. HH was never intended to be a campground, so very few hosts have power or water. If they do it will be an additional fee and no guarantee since another guest might beat you to it. When we Harvest Host or lot dock, we have to stay at a campground every so many days to fill our water and empty our tanks. We have solar power so are unlimited in terms of power. We can run everything except air conditioning. When you choose your rig, know the capacity of your fresh water and your black and gray tanks and you'll soon learn how long you can go before stopping at a place with services. You can opt to pay for water and dump at state campgrounds or Loves truck stops, but then you've partially paid for am overnight. Bottom line is it all comes down to your rig and how long your power water and tanks can go off grid!
hey friend.... enjoyed the video... I just wished that Harvest Host would not hit my card un-aware. If you don't want them, you have to actually go in and cancel your subscription, else they will automatically charge you EVERY year. You may have a bad year medically or financially.. no matter they will charge you unless you cancel out your whole deal. This year.... I didn't want to use it. I'm thinking that I won't sign up this year. But guess what? They charged hit me for $159...... Now I am a member for another year... "Like it or not" Beware of this when you chose to buy in..... Because of this policy... I will never buy another membership with them again....
I'm loving my HH membership,there's a big difference between a restful nights sleep and just a power nap at a Walmart or cracker barrel.
And that is the truth. We are sleeping at one tonight!
As a Michigander I appreciate learning about these great Michigan locations.
Just stumbled onto your channel. Just love the opening, I have always been a big fan of the Outer Limits. I watched it when it originally aired, showing my age. 😄
Excellent video! And you two are awesome! I love Harvest Hosts! Why anyone would overnight anywhere else is beyond me.
I really enjoyed this video
Great information and video.
I had no idea there were so many varied HH! Very fun to see them.
Can't wait to go to a llama farm.
We have had great times in Harvest Hosts😊
Checking out harvest host and came across your video, very positive
Awesome video, Kelli and Bill! Thanks for sharing all these wonderful hosts. Can’t wait for my first in a couple weeks. You two are so inspiring! Safe travels.
You are going to love it! 🍷🥖🧀🌙
Thank you for sharing these adventures! These look like such fun and lovely destinations
Thanks for the great video! We are planning to become harvest hosts this summer and it’s been great to see what others offer!
We agree! If you don’t see a tiger there is no need to run😂
Thank goodness. I was afraid we were the only ones!
There is no tiger therefore there is no reason to run... Newly sub' ed and you had me at that line! Cheers
Vie 💚💚💚🇨🇦
Welcome. You are our people.
Loved your video! We just joined HH, and we haven't even got our camper yet! We get it the last week of May and can't wait to visit some HH!
So much fun ahead! It really is magical. You can read the reviews to see if it's a good fit and most can be booked online. So excited for you!
Great video. I enjoyed the footage of unique harvest host locations. It would have been helpful if you explained what was available to buy in order to support the businesses you stayed at. Especially the unique, non-food places, like the art museums and ghost town.
Wewere considering Harvest Host for awhile but we will not be self-contained. It would be pretty cool to hit the road on that double decker bus! ;-) The animals are sooo cute....The U.P. is so beautiful - we love going there! Everything is so fresh after a storm. Very nice informative video! 💙Terry and Terri
We weren't either with our first camper and I was so bummed. But you never know about the future - keep it in your back pocket.
I wasn't self contained with my go fast camper (but had a bucket so technically self contained? 😂) and I was able to stay at a few harvest hosts with no problem.
I would just call ahead, explain what my rig was, promise not to poop on the ground like a savage animal and no problem!
@@RobotRisingTech Thanks so much!
Nice video.
You failed to mention Harvest Hosts bought Boondockers Welcome (to the anguish of many of the Boondockers Welcome members), a program where members offer their locations free to self-contained RVers; unless you choose hookups (electric & or water) where a $5 to $15 per night.
Thank you for some comprehensive insight into Harvest Hosts. I looks like just the thing for between my anticipated boondocking efforts. I have a quick QUESTION: Would the dinette sleeping area be adequate for a 5’9” 220# man. I have a friend of 50 years and fellow widower who may travel with me. I love the guy dearly but I’m not sleeping with him! 😉
So you pay for the membership, and we are at a Harvest Host tonight where we had to pay 50 bucks for parking water and electric.
Nice video but jumped all over the place, need more organization. Rushed. Would have loved to enjoy all the footage a little longer.
We are getting our first RV so very inexperienced. Do the harvest hosts provide water and electricity? If not where do you get these if traveling and just stopping overnight at Harvest host sites? Same with staying in parking lots overnight.
Hi. Not all rigs are equipped to boondock very long without power, so it will depend on yours. Your water will be on board in your tanks. HH was never intended to be a campground, so very few hosts have power or water. If they do it will be an additional fee and no guarantee since another guest might beat you to it. When we Harvest Host or lot dock, we have to stay at a campground every so many days to fill our water and empty our tanks. We have solar power so are unlimited in terms of power. We can run everything except air conditioning. When you choose your rig, know the capacity of your fresh water and your black and gray tanks and you'll soon learn how long you can go before stopping at a place with services. You can opt to pay for water and dump at state campgrounds or Loves truck stops, but then you've partially paid for am overnight. Bottom line is it all comes down to your rig and how long your power water and tanks can go off grid!
Oregun is how it’s pronounced 😮😅
How far on advance do you have to book?
Each host lists this in the app. Some don't mind same day visits. Most are a couple days in advance minimum.
@@OuterLimitsOpenRoad thanks 😊
hey friend.... enjoyed the video...
I just wished that Harvest Host would not hit my card un-aware.
If you don't want them, you have to actually go in and cancel your subscription,
else they will automatically charge you EVERY year.
You may have a bad year medically or financially.. no matter they will charge you
unless you cancel out your whole deal.
This year.... I didn't want to use it. I'm thinking that I won't sign up this year.
But guess what?
They charged hit me for $159...... Now I am a member for another year... "Like it or not"
Beware of this when you chose to buy in.....
Because of this policy... I will never buy another membership with them again....
How did that thing wind up in your nose?
Nice video.