Although anyone can access these booking sites on their own, CampScanner offers a more convenient way to book that saves you time, effort, and energy. The CampScanner database includes 12,600+ campgrounds at 4,900+ parks for a total of 200,000+ campsites that use, Reserve America, and a few other sites for their bookings. What Campgrounds Are a Part of CampScanner? Select the campgrounds you’re interested in, whether you’re looking for tent or RV campsites, your date range, and then save your scan to be notified once a reservation becomes available that suits your needs. Look over the map of Harvest Host locations and compare it with your travel itinerary to see if joining is right for you.If you need help booking camping reservations at all the parks on your bucket list, we have a solution for you! We just launched CampScanner, a campground scanning platform that notifies you when a reservation that meets your criteria becomes available at the sold-out campground of your choice. Or, that a host will be available during that time. While there's concentrated clumps of locations in certain parts of the USA, there's no guarantee that where you want to go will have an a host. Some areas have little to no locations: If you're planning to exclusively use Harvest Hosts to explore the whole country, think again. For someone like me, who shifted my plans depending upon my interest in the spot and constantly changed my travel schedule, looking for an available Harvest Host wasn't always easy. Even if there are host locations listed in the area you're traveling with your camper to, many times these hosts only offer limited days for stays, or are already all booked up. Spots go fast in peak season: Harvest Hosts can't be relied on to always have a spot available. While it's less than an RV park and can still help save money in the long run when you're on an RV adventure, it's not free. Stays aren't free: While you won't pay a reservation fee, campers are expected to purchase a minimum of $20 at their host's locations. Like picking your own Maine blueberries or taking a yacht ride along the coast. And while sometimes that experience is just purchasing something from the host's shop or restaurant, other times it includes a unique event completely off your travel-radar. Try new experiences: Part of doing Harvest Hosts camping involves engaging in an experience.
As long as you reserve ahead of time and have set plans, Harvest Hosts is an affordable way to explore all the quiet beauty of the East via RV. Unless you're interested in the Walmart Parking lot, that is.
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They're great for East Coast travelers: Unlike the Western half of the USA, which has insane amounts of public land where free camping is generally allowed for all interested, the East Coast severely lacks free boon docking spots. Or, it's a great way to find souvenirs for friends and family. Spending $20 at a farm gets you a free stay and some extra groceries for your travels.
Plus, its often exciting to purchase something at a host, or useful. Save money by avoiding RV parks: With RV parks costing $50 and up at most locations, even the expected purchase amount of staying with a Harvest Host is still a steep discount.
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