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...
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Those of us who travel in the winter months to a southern destination cannot find an open campground the first or second night of the journey. Thank goodness that many (but not all, so check first) Walmarts, Lowes, Home Depots, Cracker Barrels, Flying J/Pilot and others allow getting a night's sleep in their parking lot. But folks, please don't refer to it as "camping". No barbecues, lawn chairs, slideouts, etc., or you'll ruin the privilege for all of us. Also, try to patronize the businesses that welcome you to stay overnight in their lot.
