WALMART RV Parking
Today I went to my local Walmart to shop. While walking my dog I saw a sign stateing no overnight RV parking. So was wondering does Walmart still allow RV's to park overnight in some of thier lots ...
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To mlts22
That's the kind of input I was hoping for.
I can see your reasoning but I'm not suggesting this should have any cash outlay at all. Only campgrounds who have a bit of extra space might be willing to try it (enough for 2 or 3 spots - in a field or existing parking lot for instance). I know some campgrounds already have areas they use for overflow or as a waiting area when the campground's full. That's the type of spot that can be utilized. Three spots filled every night at $10.00 comes to $900.00 per month.
That's the kind of input I was hoping for.
I can see your reasoning but I'm not suggesting this should have any cash outlay at all. Only campgrounds who have a bit of extra space might be willing to try it (enough for 2 or 3 spots - in a field or existing parking lot for instance). I know some campgrounds already have areas they use for overflow or as a waiting area when the campground's full. That's the type of spot that can be utilized. Three spots filled every night at $10.00 comes to $900.00 per month.
