Camping overnight at Cabela's

deweysmith5 wrote:

sh410 wrote:
We stayed at the one in Sydney NE, never again! $350+ for a one night stay!

I was just about to protest that our overnight stay at Cabela's in Sidney wasn't nearly so expensive then it dawned on me...duh! Of course, I managed to talk my wife into leaving the store or I could've topped $350 easily!

That is why I have always said that overnighting at Walmart or Cabela's is the most expensive overnight places to stay, I am sure that is why they allow it if the city ordinances don't get in the way.

I just called the store in Wichita, Ks and they do allow overnight and they almost apologized for not having power or dump station.

brooks379 wrote:
The Cabela's in Fort Worth and the one in Kansas have signs that say....no overnight parking

As with WalMart those are typically the result of a local regulation or ordinance.

The Cabela's in Fort Worth and the one in Kansas have signs that say....no overnight parking

sh410 wrote:
We stayed at the one in Sydney NE, never again! $350+ for a one night stay!

I was just about to protest that our overnight stay at Cabela's in Sidney wasn't nearly so expensive then it dawned on me...duh! Of course, I managed to talk my wife into leaving the store or I could've topped $350 easily!

We stayed at the one in Sydney NE, never again! $350+ for a one night stay!

Cabelas has a section for RV's and trucks. You do not have to notify them but I do. Also end up spending money on items or in there restaurants. Most have a dump station and potable water, and area to walk dogs, some have kennels and stalls for horses.

Yes, at Cabela's go to customer service and let them know your intentions.

There is an area designated by signs for overnight RV parking.

I stayed at a bass Pro store. just went to customer service and asked permission to park. They told me the area in which I could do so.