Each Host site has their own specific requirements for where to park and set up camp for the night. These requirements are usually listed on the Hosts detail page on the HH app and website. But generally, upon arrival, you'll check in and the Host will let you know where to park. Be prepared for dry camping, meaning you will not be plugged in nor will you have access to water, or any other amenities at the Hosts site, except a parking spot. You need to be in a fully self-contained vehicle, meaning everything you need to camp is available in your RV, including a toilet. As for power, most Hosts will allow generators; all you have to do is ask. Many Hosts will have ample space for you to park, as well as roll out your awning, set out camp chairs, and be as comfortable as being in an RV park. (No outdoor cooking is allowed at Harvest Hosts sites.) Although, at a Harvest Hosts site, you might just be more comfortable, because many Hosts - such as farms and wineries, have added space for you to enjoy, without a neighbor parked right next to you. Keep in mind, though, that not all Hosts sites will have wide open spaces. Some breweries, for example, may just have enough space for a small RV to park overnight, without added greenery. Some may not be as beautiful as the farm below in Wisconsin, but the beauty, instead, lies in the mere fact that you can enjoy a drink or two at a brewery and then walk out to the parking lot, and go to sleep.