Airport Parking (Not Boondocking)?

Chum lee wrote:

Jedidad wrote:
So you're traveling and you get a call about a family emergency back home. You need to get to an airport and fly home. Do airport parking lots allow RVs? How about the surrounding "park and ride" lots? I've never really noticed.

I know there are "secure hold" lots for tractor trailer rigs scattered all over. Wonder if they allow RVs.

Your questions would be best answered by the specific facility where you plan to leave it after they see it and/or you tell them its size and for how long.

Your RV caries very specific responsibilities with it that are not consistent with other automotive storage uses. Not everyone wants to be responsible for your things and their insurance may not cover it in the event of a loss due to fire, theft, vandalism, etc. which are often out of the facilities control.

I'm sure you can find a suitable place, you may have to spend some time looking for it. Think about the liability you are asking someone to assume.

Chum lee

The liability angle is not really different than that of a car with stuff in the trunk or hatchback of it, though the values involved may be greater. Generally I think parking garages etc. disclaim all liability for loss due to theft, vandalism, acts of God, etc. ("You park here at your own risk.") I would rather doubt that such would hold up in court if they were somehow negligent, and in some situations their insurance would most likely cover your loss--as in the case of fire, I'd think--and in most others the comprehensive or uninsured motorist insurance coverage you presumably have on your vehicle would cover it and the things in it.