a64armt wrote:
I know that some truck stops have evolved into full service overnight stops with power, heat, WiFi, etc for truckers. All for a fee of course.
Not anymore! The company was "Idle Air" that provided air conditioning, heat, and internet access, but they went out of business years ago. Now, WiFi is common at almost every business stop along the highways, and is even offered by many car and truck manufacturers for on board WiFi. Many over the road trucks now have on board APU's that provide heat and air conditioning instead of idling the truck engine all night. However, there are no "hook ups" at almost every truck stop. Regardless, they would not be designed for RV's!
If you want hook ups, why not just stop overnight at a RV park?
