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Harvest Host

Harvest Host is another app we use while traveling where businesses open their parking lots to RVers for a night in exchange for a $30 purchase at their company. Wineries are some of our favorite spots to stay with Harvest Host. It’s a great way to try local food and beverages in exchange for a place to stay. 

We knew we wanted to hang out there for a few days as soon as we showed up to Keel and Curley. Their overflow parking lot was a big open grass field a little ways off the road. They were gracious enough to allow us to stay for three nights. Giving us a chance to settle down, do some morning workouts, and relax. 

The winery itself had an incredibly cool setup. They had a large plot of land with a pond, plenty of outdoor seating, a goat pen, a chicken run, and large pastures where they grow their own fruit for their wines. They also host trivia a couple of times a week, so be sure to check that out if you can. 

Food & Drink

Overall we really enjoyed their food and drink selection. A lot of their wines are on the sweeter side, which is right up my alley. Below are a few of the items we indulged in: 

Sangria – I tried their Blue Berry Sangria, Raspberry Peach Sangria, regular Sangria, and Blackberry Wine. Overall, I was very impressed with their selection. I rated them 9/10 collectively for their flavor and weight. I ended up getting a bottle of Raspberry Peach Sangria. 

California Flatbread is absolutely delicious. The dough was so good, and fresh squeezed lemon on top gave it a unique flavor. 

Shrimp Tacos – These had a very good flavor, but you only get three pieces of shrimp on each of the two tacos. 😑 Definitely overpriced for what you get.

Wine Burger – Personally, this was not a good burger to me. It almost tasted like it had a gamey flavor that I wasn’t expecting. The fries were phenomenal, though. 

Taco Madre  //  Right down the road was a taco stand where we tried steak, barbacoa, and al pastor. Al pastor and barbaco were fantastic. 7/10. 

Tip:

Dinosaur world is literally 5 minutes away. We were slightly disappointed we didn’t venture over that way. 

BECOME A HARVEST HOSTS MEMBER TODAY!

Harvest Hosts is a subscription service where wineries, farms, breweries, museums, and more invite RVers to park on their property. You are expected to spend at least $30 at the business in exchange for a free night’s stay. You can enjoy overnight stays at over 5000+ incredible locations with a membership! It’s a perfect way to break up long drives without paying campground fees and experience some local food, drink, and fellowship.