Sleeping on back roads?
I would be interested in hearing from folks who have experience with creative/questionable solutions for sleeping while travelling on back roads. While I know there will be varied reactions from busin...
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I disagree. Obviously, if I were staying in a town while visiting the local sites, I'd be in a camp ground.
But if I'm just passing through, and just need some time to sleep and rest before hitting the road again, I'm not going to spend that money to stay in a CG. Doesn't make sense.
Earlier this year, we took a 45 day trip to LA. We stopped to see a lot of places on the way out and coming back. However, our first two days were spent getting to Vicksburg, our first place we were going to visit the sights (Vicksburg National Battlefield). The 1st two nights, we stopped at Walmarts in order to sleep. When we got to Vicksburg, we stayed in a real campground.
But if I'm just passing through, and just need some time to sleep and rest before hitting the road again, I'm not going to spend that money to stay in a CG. Doesn't make sense.
Earlier this year, we took a 45 day trip to LA. We stopped to see a lot of places on the way out and coming back. However, our first two days were spent getting to Vicksburg, our first place we were going to visit the sights (Vicksburg National Battlefield). The 1st two nights, we stopped at Walmarts in order to sleep. When we got to Vicksburg, we stayed in a real campground.
rockhillmanor wrote:
Running under the legal radar while RV'ing IMHO, JMHO gives all RV'ers a bad name. Plan your trip and stay in a CG. Just saying.
