CampersCard, sometimes searched as Campers Card, was a campground discount card program from Harvest Hosts. It is no longer available as a standalone membership, per the official CampersCard site. Starting in early March 2025, its members, locations and benefits moved to Harvest Hosts Campground Partners, according to Harvest Hosts. That program combined CampersCard locations with Escapees Discount Parks. You now find its discounts on HarvestHosts.com or the Harvest Hosts app.
Last updated: September 27, 2026
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What CampersCard was
CampersCard was a campground discounts and benefits program that Harvest Hosts launched on January 31, 2023, per its launch news release. The release said the program would support campgrounds and RVers looking for stays across North America. These were 2023 launch terms, and CampersCard is no longer a standalone membership. Because it no longer sells memberships, this page carries no CampersCard user reviews or ratings.
Member benefits were described as possible, not guaranteed. The release said benefits “may include a nightly discount, early check-in and late check-out, free firewood bundles, site upgrades, and more.” Harvest Hosts CEO Joel Holland said in the release that “CampersCard combines two of my biggest passions: my love for the camping community and my commitment to small businesses.”
- Campgrounds listed for free, with no annual fee or commission, according to the same release.
- Camper memberships were due to become available in spring 2023.
When and why CampersCard was retired
Harvest Hosts announced the change on January 31, 2025, in a post on its company blog. The post said Harvest Hosts was “rebranding CampersCard and integrating the Escapees Campground Discount Program into the new Harvest Hosts Campground Partners Program.” The switch took effect in early March 2025, per the Harvest Hosts transition page. The CampersCard site says only “beginning of March” and gives no year.
Harvest Hosts had already bought the Escapees RV Club membership platform, including memberships, events, education and community services, per its August 13, 2024 acquisition release. The same release listed CampersCard in the Harvest Hosts portfolio. Our report on the Harvest Hosts purchase of Escapees RV Club covers that deal.
What happened to existing CampersCard members
Harvest Hosts handled existing CampersCard members in two ways, per its transition page.
- Harvest Hosts members: “Any remaining time on your CampersCard membership will be credited to your Harvest Hosts account.”
- Standalone CampersCard members: “You’ve been upgraded to an Escapees membership at the same $39 price!”
The $39 price applied to converted CampersCard members only. As of September 27, 2026, the Harvest Hosts plans page values an Escapees RV Club membership at $49.95.
How Campground Partners works now
Campground Partners are campgrounds that offer discounts to Harvest Hosts and Escapees members, per Harvest Hosts support. You browse them by turning on the Campground Partners layer on the Harvest Hosts map, where each one shows a price tag icon, per a Harvest Hosts support article on the map.
Who gets access
Harvest Hosts says Campground Partners is free for Harvest Hosts and Escapees members, per its support article on Campground Partners. All three Harvest Hosts plans list Campground Partners on the plans page, as of September 27, 2026.
- Harvest Hosts Classic: $99 a year list price.
- Harvest Hosts + Boondockers Welcome: $169 a year list price.
- All Access: $179 a year list price, including an Escapees RV Club membership valued at $49.95.
On September 27, 2026, the plans page also showed sale prices 15% below these list prices. Prices may change. To get access this way, you join a Harvest Hosts plan.
To weigh Harvest Hosts against other memberships, see our Good Sam vs Harvest Hosts vs RV Overnights cost comparison. We also cover how to choose between RV Overnights and Harvest Hosts.
What the discount is
Partner campgrounds must offer members at least a 10% discount, per Harvest Hosts support. Each campground may set its own restrictions or blackout dates. Another Harvest Hosts support article says “The most common discount is 10%, with some ranging up to 25%.” Other campgrounds give a second or third night free, or $5 to $10 off per night, per the same article. The Escapees Discount Parks page advertises a wider range of 15 to 50% savings. Check each campground’s listing for its exact discount.
How to find and book a partner campground
You find and redeem partner discounts on HarvestHosts.com or in the Harvest Hosts app, per Harvest Hosts. Harvest Hosts calls the program “a marketing tool, not a booking system” in its January 2025 announcement. To book, contact the campground directly, as the CampersCard site advises.
How many campgrounds
Official pages give different counts, from 1,000+ to more than 1,500 campgrounds. Each figure below is quoted as the page states it.
| Official page | Campground count as stated |
|---|---|
| Harvest Hosts plans page FAQ | “1,000+ partner campgrounds” |
| Harvest Hosts transition page | “Over 1,200+ campgrounds” and “more than 1500 participating campground locations” on the same page |
| CampersCard site | “over 1,500 campgrounds” |
| Escapees Discount Parks page | “over 1,500 campgrounds” |
Before you go, confirm the discount, any blackout dates and current plan prices with Harvest Hosts and the campground.
Frequently asked questions
Is CampersCard still available?
No. CampersCard is no longer a standalone membership, according to the CampersCard site. Starting in early March 2025, its members, locations and benefits moved to Harvest Hosts Campground Partners. As of September 27, 2026, you find those campground discounts on HarvestHosts.com or the Harvest Hosts app. Verify current status before you travel.
What replaced CampersCard?
Harvest Hosts Campground Partners replaced CampersCard. Harvest Hosts combined CampersCard locations with the Escapees Discount Parks program to create it, per Harvest Hosts. The company announced the rebrand on January 31, 2025. Campground Partners lists campgrounds that give members a discount, and Harvest Hosts calls it a marketing tool, not a booking system.
How much does Campground Partners cost?
There is no separate fee. Harvest Hosts says Campground Partners is free for Harvest Hosts and Escapees members, per Harvest Hosts support. As of September 27, 2026, the Harvest Hosts plans that include it list at $99, $169 and $179 a year. Prices may change, so confirm current details with Harvest Hosts.
How big is the Campground Partners discount?
Partner campgrounds must offer at least 10%, per Harvest Hosts support. Harvest Hosts says 10% is the most common discount, with some up to 25%. Escapees advertises 15 to 50% savings. Each campground may set restrictions or blackout dates, so check its listing before you book.
What happened to my CampersCard membership?
That depends on how you joined, per Harvest Hosts. Harvest Hosts members had any remaining CampersCard time credited to their Harvest Hosts account. Standalone CampersCard members were upgraded to an Escapees membership at the same $39 price. That price applied to converted members only. As of September 27, 2026, Harvest Hosts values Escapees at $49.95.
Can I book through Harvest Hosts?
No. Harvest Hosts calls Campground Partners “a marketing tool, not a booking system” in its January 2025 announcement. You find the discount on HarvestHosts.com or the Harvest Hosts app, then contact the campground directly to book. Ask about restrictions or blackout dates when you call.
