Finding Wi-Fi on the Road
I'm on the road full time and staying connected for work and life is important to me. I don't pay for wi-fi. I find hot spots that are strong enough that I can use in my camper from the parking lot. I...
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@ WesternRVParkOwner, your quote, "You seem to be missing the point. It is a fundamental right to have others provide what you want and need for free. Here are a couple of other tricks. Walk in the front door of any mid line hotel in the morning and act like you belong there. Then you can eat the free breakfast buffets. I prefer Residence Inns, but there are many fine establishments.
You can do the same with RV parks, drive your Class A, C, or B in like you are staying there, pull into any empty site, dump your tanks, fill with water and even hookup the power to top off the batteries. The best time is between noon and 2 PM, since they have probably already done their checkouts and the arrivals haven't started to come in.
Getting around most security systems is a piece of cake. For Wifi, just walk up to the front desk with your laptop and tell them you were going to sit in the lobby for a while and forgot to bring down the code from your room.
Need to use the showers and restrooms at a campground, but they are code locked? Bounce around like you really have to go and ask any guest. Tell them you forgot the code, and you are parked in the back forty. You'll get the code 99.9% of the time.
With stealth camping, conning your way to showers and meals, and boldly taking water and dumping privileges, you can start taking back what you are rightfully owed and show those greedy business people who won't share they products with the deserving. That is the message of the 21st century."
This is just disgusting, dishonest and total thievery.
You can do the same with RV parks, drive your Class A, C, or B in like you are staying there, pull into any empty site, dump your tanks, fill with water and even hookup the power to top off the batteries. The best time is between noon and 2 PM, since they have probably already done their checkouts and the arrivals haven't started to come in.
Getting around most security systems is a piece of cake. For Wifi, just walk up to the front desk with your laptop and tell them you were going to sit in the lobby for a while and forgot to bring down the code from your room.
Need to use the showers and restrooms at a campground, but they are code locked? Bounce around like you really have to go and ask any guest. Tell them you forgot the code, and you are parked in the back forty. You'll get the code 99.9% of the time.
With stealth camping, conning your way to showers and meals, and boldly taking water and dumping privileges, you can start taking back what you are rightfully owed and show those greedy business people who won't share they products with the deserving. That is the message of the 21st century."
This is just disgusting, dishonest and total thievery.
