Today, we’re giving you five hidden gems discovered through Harvest Hosts and Boondockers Welcome. Harvest Hosts isn’t just another membership for RV travelers—it’s a ticket to unique, scenic spots that traditional campgrounds can’t match.
While it’s free to stay, picking up a bottle of wine or supporting the local businesses is recommended. Boondockers Welcome connects us with the real MVPs—private landowners who share their spaces. They are often tucked away from the usual touristy spots. It’s all about community, shared travel tales, and making new friends on the road.
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Links to the podcast
Herd it here in Cottageville, South Carolina
LZJ Ranch’s Hiawatha Hideout in Price, Utah
- Episode 01: Discovering Utah’s Hidden Gems: Exploring Flaming Gorge to Valley of the Gods
- The LZJ Ranch’s Hiawatha Hideout
Sheep Mountain Creamery in Helena, Montana
Debellation Brewing Co in Richmond Hill, GA
Quiet Time Acres in Tallahassee, Florida
Other links in the podcast
Episode 31: What to look for when getting RV memberships, and are they worth it?
Episode 6: Boondocking and free camping tips for getting the most out of your free site
