Question on parking lot or walmart camping
When staying overnight at a walmart or rest area that allows it, Can you put the slides out with only the front stabilizers down, or is best to unhook and auto level? I have hydraulic slides so all c...
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fj12ryder wrote:
I used to feel the same way, but with the price RV parks/campgrounds are asking, I no longer feel that way. $40-$50 for a dirt/gravel parking space is outrageous. We've started considering skipping one-night stays in RV parks/campgrounds too.
Maybe in the built up urban areas of the north east. We haven't been there yet but are in the early planning stages for next year. Or do you simply pull off when you see a "camping" sign and hope for the best?
I did a quick look back at the last 3 yrs (3-7months traveling each year covering everything from California to Florida to Pensylvania up to Alaska. Around 150 campgrounds. With the exception of staying inside Yellowstone (where walmart isn't a viable alternative), we paid $50 for 1 night (dumb move as we were tired and there was a beautiful scenic pull out in the middle of nowhere a few miles up the road) and $40 - 6 times.
Otherwise, we've been averaging between $20-35/n. Haven't felt the need to wallydock.
