Craving a serene retreat on your next RV camping adventure? Lincoln, Nebraska, is calling you home to a tranquil respite that embraces the open heart and rewards the journeying spirit with a unique blend of spiritual rejuvenation. Imagine parking your RV in an oasis of warmth and community, where the week begins with a shared celebration of faith and gratitude. With RV camping, you can expect more than just a spot to park; it's a chance to connect, reflect, and find peace as you settle in for rest after traversing the open road. As dawn crests the horizon, welcome Sunday surrounded by fellow travelers and locals alike, sharing in a 9 am worship service that celebrates unity and gives pause for reflection in our often hectic lives. Embrace the tradition of Holy Communion, a weekly ritual that reminds us of shared values and the bonds of humanity, offered to all with an open welcome. You don't need to carry any specific belief to appreciate the openness of this space; here, all are welcome, regardless of where they stand on lifes path. Whether you've come from near or far, whether you're looking to explore the fabric of local culture or seeking a place to replenish your spirit amidst your travels through the nation's heartland, this RV camping spot invites you to pause, draw a breath of Nebraska's fresh air, and partake in a moment of grace. As an RV camper here, you are more than just a guest; you're a valued part of a community that believes in the power of reaching out and sharing the inherent grace of togetherness. So park your home-on-wheels, step outside to stretch, and let the welcoming chime of the Sunday service call you to a unique kind of fellowship. This is a place where every traveler can find solace, a sense of belonging, and a peaceful start to their week.

Donation: Go to standrewslutheran.net/give and look for "Harvest Host" tile!

Please message host directly (not church office) with any issues or concerns.

Our parking lot is sloped, but there is a flat spot in the SW corner between the neighbors fence and the schoolyard. Just look for the "Harvest Host" sign!