Boondocking at Walmart
We have boondocked at Walmart several times while traveling between campgrounds. I have noticed that some have signs stating: No 18 wheelers or RV's. A friend from California told me the other day tha...
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msmith1199 wrote:gouda wrote:
If you own a motorhome, you should be able to afford a RV park or to stay at a place where they allow or encourage such things. But not Wal-Mart.
Or if you own a motorhome maybe all you can still afford is a free parking space at Walmart.
I guess if I could afford a 40 ft diesel pusher and a new toad to pull behind it, I could afford to stay in a cg every night. But I own a used 33 ft gas rig, and live on a budget of 2000.00 a month which has to cover all expenses, so I cut corners where I can. As one other person said, if cg's had a nightly rate if arriving after 6 and didn't want full hookups, then yep I would most likely stay in a cg, also if some were a little more accessible from the interstate. Don't like driving miles off on two lane roads to find a campground that may or may not be open. Not tryng to be crabby this early in the morning, but some folks think because you have an RV and travel you are rich and can afford anything, well there are a lot of us out here
that are not rich and still have a good time.
