Ultimate Harvest Host Review on what to expect

Curious about Harvest Hosts? Here's our ultimate Harvest Host review featuring a podcast interview and videos of what you can expect at a Harvest Host location. By now, everyone's heard of Harvest Hosts, that awesome membership service that lets RVers stay overnight for free at leading wineries, farms, golf courses, and tourist attractions. But it's time for a Harvest Hosts Review in which we tell you - from our first-hand experience and an interview with Joel Holland, the CEO of Harvest Hosts - just what to expect. Click this link and use the code HHFriends15 for 15% off the $79 membership: https://rvlifestyle.com/hh Joel was our special guest in Episode 294 or the RV Podcast. He gives us a Harvest Host Review from his perspective, talking about new locations, what hosts are open during the COVID-19 restrictions, and why Harvest Hosts has become so popular with RVers. RV Podcast Harvest Host Review from RV Podcast Episode 294 Here's the podcast episode with the Harvest Host review featuring Joel... just click the arrow to listen right now on your computer or smartphone, or download it for later review. You can also hear it on your favorite podcast app or player like iTunes, Stitcher, TunedIn or Spotify. Joel's interview is about 17:24 in. But we invite you to listen to the entire podcast from start to finish. Then, Jennifer and I want to share our own Harvest Hosts review, showing you from our RV Lifestyle YouTube Channel videos exactly what to expect. Harvest Host Review videos Here's the first Harvest Host review video we did. Honestly, Harvest Hosts locations are our favorite place to stay. It's a membership site that offers free overnight camping all across North America. How does it work? Check out this Harvest Host review video to see some of the unique places we visited. 0 Comments in moderatio Here is another Harvest Hosts review video we did that shows you three more spots. Okay, now the good news. Of you listened to the podcast, you've heard the CEO and seen our videos of what to expect with our Harvest Host Review videos. Now here is the best part: We can save you money! If you join with our link - you get 15% off so you'll pay just $63/year for your annual membership. Using this link and the discount code: HHFriends15 you save get 15% off Harvest Hosts annual membership of $79. This is a still photo from one of our Harvest Host review videos taken in the Finger Lakes region of New York. We were camping at the Heron Hill winery as Harvest Host guests Harvest Host locations across North America We covered much more in this podcast besides the Harvest Hosts review. Here's the rest of what we talked about: WHAT MIKE AND JENNIFER ARE UP TO THIS WEEK The RV Lifestyle can be quite daunting, especially when you are just starting out. We've heard from a lot of new RVers over these past several weeks during the lockdown, especially women who will be traveling with husbands of significant others, seeking some newbie advice. Some of those women aren't quite as enthusiastic about the RV Lifestyle as their traveling companion, It's not that they don't want to RV. They just have some basic questions and are seeking advice on how to adjust and handle things as they start traveling in their RV. So this week, Jennifer has put a lot of time and effort into writing a very detailed article on our RV Lifestyle blog, offering up helpful advice to RV women newbies. It's filled with lots of tips, links to how-to videos, and other resources. We think this free article will greatly ease those newbie jitters as it answers many of those basic beginning questions women have. Men will find helpful info in this article, too, But this one is clearly aimed at women. I plan to do a similar article aimed at men for next week. To read Jennifer's article offering Helpful NewbIe RV Advice: Just for Women, CLICK HERE. RV LIFESTYLE NEWS OF THE WEEK Oregon closes its state forests to boondockers because of health hazards caused by vast amounts of trash, human waste left behind While Oregon closed its state campgrounds because of COVID-19 some time back, it was permitting dispersed camping on Oregon Department of Forestry land - until this week. As of Monday (May 11) the state closed land to dispersed campers - also called boondockers - because of the vast amount of trash and human waste these campers left behind. State officials said they are not sure how long the forests will be closed, but current conditions are so bad they pose a health hazard. State workers now will send teams out to pick the debris up. Some RV dealers report surging sales as people seek way to self-isolate and travel this summer Some RV dealers are reporting soaring sales as more and more Americans want to travel this summer but want to control their surroundings, according to a report out last week. With gas prices at record lows, and people hesitant to book a plane flight, use a hotel, or even eat at a restaurant, some are finding