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Written by the Getaway Couple Rae & Jason
We love it when two of our favorite activities collide. For us, that means visiting breweries and RVing! We know we’re not the only ones who love this combo, so today, we wanted to share seven best small-town breweries you can park your RV at. We tried to pick ones located throughout the entire US, so you can make a stop wherever you are.
Harvest Hosts
Now, we found all of the breweries listed below on Harvest Hosts. If you don’t know, Harvest Host is an RV camping membership that allows members access to exclusive overnight stays in unique locations. Harvest Host locations include breweries, wineries, museums, and more.
We love to use our membership when we’re doing long-haul drives across the country or only plan to stay in the area a day or two. It’s a great way to support the local community and discover excellent locations you would never have. So with that said, let’s get into the seven of the best small town breweries across the US that you can park your RV at overnight.
1. Bandera Brewery
Location: Bandera, TX
Can Fit RV Sizes: < 40 feet
Bandera Brewery is a small-batch craft brewery located in Bandera, Texas. If you love craft beer and the Texas Hill Country, this is a dreamy place to stay the night. You’ll find seasonal small-batch beers at this brewery, and they can accommodate up to 4 RVs under 40 feet in length for overnight stays. Additionally, Bandera Brewery has WiFi and potable water for overnight Harvest Hosts guests. They’re dog-friendly, too!
2. Fort Bayou Brewing Company
Location: Ocean Springs, MS
Can Fit RV Sizes: 45 feet +
Fort Bayou Brewing Company in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, is one of the best small town breweries to stay overnight! This brewery is just minutes from the Gulf Coast and Old Fort Bayou Coastal Preserve. This brewery can host 7 RVs up to 45 feet in length or longer.
Fort Bayou Brewing Company is a nano-brewery with a casual dining restaurant and taphouse on site. Enjoy fantastic food and beer and head back to your RV for a good night's sleep. WiFi is available with this host, and you can also choose to have your RV washed on-site by a local small business.
3. Willapa Brewing Co
Location: South Bend, WA
Can Fit RV Sizes: < 44 feet
Willapa Brewing Co is a nano-brewery in South Bend, Washington. South Bend sits on the Willapa River, just east of the Willapa Bay on the Washington Coast. This brewery offers beer, wine, salad, pizza, oysters, and much more. Willapa Brewing Co can accommodate up to two RVs up to 44’ in length. Amenities with this host include WiFi, picnic tables, and a gravel parking area.
4. The Nordic Brewing Company
Location: Monticello, MN
Can Fit RV Sizes: < 35 feet
The small town of Monticello, Minnesota, is home to The Nordic Brewing Company. You’ll find craft beers of all varieties here! This brewery has a selection of craft ales, and lagers brewed right on-site and can accommodate two RVs up to 35’ in length at a time. Enjoy the back patio with tables, a fire pit, live music on the weekend, and sleep right on site!
5. Funky Bow Brewery & Beer Company
Location: Lyman, ME
Can Fit RV Sizes: 45 feet +
If you find yourself in Lyman, Maine, be sure to check out the Funky Bow Brewery. This brewery is a father-son business and serves up some of the best craft beer in the state of Maine. This brewery can host up to 5 RVs at a time of any length. Drink some beer, take a brewery tour, and relax in the comfort of your rig right on site.
6. Turn 2 Brewing Company
Location: Sebring, FL
Can Fit RV Sizes: 45 feet +
Turn 2 Brewing Company in Sebring, Florida, can host up to 5 RVs at a time up to or over 45’ in length. This small town brewery has a 5,000 square foot building and 48 taps, so you’ll never get bored here! With plenty of seating, plenty of beer, and a central Florida location, this is an excellent stop for a quick overnight.
7. Missouri Ridge Distillery
Location: Branson, MO
Can Fit RV Sizes: 45 feet +
Missouri Ridge Distillery in Branson, Missouri, is an excellent brewery in a truly unique location. While staying at this distillery, you can visit the tasting room, grab some food, or just enjoy yourself out on the deck. This host can accommodate RVs up to 45 feet in length and offers a 20amp electricity hookup for Harvest Host members.
RVing Is the Best Way to Visit a Small Town Brewery
There’s truly nothing better than visiting a small town brewery in your RV and being able to spend the night. No worrying about finding parking, driving home, or commuting in general. At many of these breweries, you can drink and eat your fill, enjoy live music, and retreat to the comfort of your RV at the end of the night.
