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Earlier this month, the San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors voted in favor of allowing self-contained RV’s to stay a single night at rural properties without a special permit, through the Harvest Hosts website. Properties that are eligible to participate are attractions and businesses such as wineries, equestrian facilities, and farms.

While this current approval has limits such as restrictions on the number of spaces being rented out and the requirement that the space is free of charge (with a Harvest Host membership), the ruling could set a dangerous precedent moving forward. CalOHA will continue monitoring the situation for the possibilities of future ramifications that could be felt by our California parks.

The CalOHA office is currently accepting donations for the Advocacy Raffles and Silent Auction that will take place during our 2023 Summit.

One of the pillars of success that CalOHA operates under is “Advocacy”. As part of our advocacy efforts, we monitor local, state, and federal policies that impact our members and step in when needed to ensure that our members have a voice and that their interests remain protected. All proceeds from the auction and raffle ticket sales go directly to supporting these advocacy efforts, creating a fun way to support the cause and maybe win some cool prizes!

Help us make a difference by sponsoring a raffle or auction item.

Baskets of local goodies, a 2-night stay in your park, or even tickets for local attractions make great donations!

Please send your donations to the CalOHA office at:

319 Nevada St.

Auburn, CA 95603

March 28^th at 11 AM 

Don't miss our other Day 1 sessions:

9 AM: You and Your Association Working Together

with CalOHA President & CEO Dyana Kelley

10 AM: Math That Works: Amenities = Rate + Occupancy

with Kathleen Walsh of Advanced Outdoor 10:00 - 10:45AM

Nestled along the banks of the Kern River, among oak woodlands and steep hillsides, Frandy Park campground welcomes families and groups alike in Kernville, California to enjoy some California High Desert camping. The atmosphere is truly relaxing and family-friendly, with plenty of room for tents, RVs, buses, trailers, and campers with pull-thru sites and clean facilities. Guests come from all over to kayak, explore the Sequoia National Forest, or just relax among the desert landscape.