To camp or not camp at WMart ?
Big story in the paper today about 4 Walmart in our area. 2 allow overnights, 2 do not. It was discussed by City Fathers when building permits were issued, but no action so now they have a dilemma...
Forum Discussion
KD4UPL wrote:
It's not camping if your at Walmart.
Where over-nighters should go??? How about a campground?
Yah, thats what I want, $30-$40 after running around to find a campground at 10 PM, just to sleep for 6 hours +/-, NO THANKS.
I do agree with Bumpyroad, you don't CAMP at a WalMart, you pull in, park (out of the way), you dont deploy awnings, lawn chairs, grills, or anything else, you don't put out slides, (unless you can't get to your bed room without doing so), you're there to sleep, NOT camp.
