Walmart and other over night stays.
I am planning a trip. Is there a site that will tell me witch Walmarts will allow over night stays. Also what are the laws in each state about stopping over night stopping along the roads. Thank You.
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John & Angela wrote:jdb7566 wrote:Effy wrote:X 2
What's wrong with campgrounds?
Handy in a pinch when they are open. But then again, what useful amenity can a campground offer an overnighter in a self contained rig.
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We like campgrounds when we are going to stay for a day or two or want to tour the area or just rest up. But when covering ground as in our fast (for us) cross country run of 9 days I really don't need the hassle of registering, getting into a spot, hooking up and then having dinner and going to sleep so we can pull out in the morning. Much prefer to pull in someplace, WalMart, Cabela's, BassPro, Flying J, roadside rest area etc where I can get level and prepare dinner and get some sleep. If someone had a spot like on the OH Turnpike rest areas where I could get into a pull through with water and electric for $10 with dump at the exit, I would gladly pay for the privilege.
