How to RV at Wal-Mart and not be seen

funny.
I don't have an RV yet, but all trips and vacations are planned around the locations of WalMarts.
I think it would be wonderful not to have to get out of bed to drive to a Walmart because we are already there!
Unfortunately, I doubt that I would be able to actually save any money.

Hunny we are parked over here by the trees THUMP...ow!

352 wrote:

Ric Flair wrote:

Supercharged wrote:
.. Remember you can save 7 cents on a loaf of bread at W-M.

You can save more than that if you fish it out of the dumpster in the back. That's what we do.

I've also never bought a toaster for the camper. I just bring it back to customer service after breakfast and say it didn't work.

The best things in life are FREE!

You forgot about the television. Every 90 days you can return one. That way you can always have the latest model @ no additional cost.

Great tip. I usually just take the family to the electronic section and we sit on the floor to watch American Idol, Duck Dynasty or whatever the wife and kids want. Sometimes my butt gets sore and I'll grab a bean bag out of housewares.

Ric Flair wrote:

Supercharged wrote:
.. Remember you can save 7 cents on a loaf of bread at W-M.

You can save more than that if you fish it out of the dumpster in the back. That's what we do.

I've also never bought a toaster for the camper. I just bring it back to customer service after breakfast and say it didn't work.

The best things in life are FREE!

You forgot about the television. Every 90 days you can return one. That way you can always have the latest model @ no additional cost.

Man Camper.

super--Guess you didn't read my post. I said I usually get in around 6. I never drove at night. I was travelling alone, so no half asleep family. Never saw any street people. Avoided big city Walmarts. Always small town stores.
Actually, I saved at least 50 cents on bread and $30 + dollars for parking overnight.
Did it about 12 times on a 108 day trip.

One of our friends was enthralled with his camo painting skills. It was his favorite color too. He even had a camo wallet.
One summer his expert skills at camoflague painting extended to his vintage pick up truck. All four accidents involved a statement: "...didn't see him..." The truck became white by September. Oh, the wallet, he lost that.

TOMMY47 wrote:
Actually, I plan just fine. I get out my Walmart directory, find one where I want to spend the night, Call the manager to OK it and usually arrive around 6pm. I'm right near the expressway and have an easy time continuing the next morning. Don't have to unhook the car and don't need to back in. Restaurants and supplies very close by. Plus, I save about $30 per night.
How is that poor planning?

Great planning, IMHO!!!

Wish I had a full body paint job.

Actually, I plan just fine. I get out my Walmart directory, find one where I want to spend the night, Call the manager to OK it and usually arrive around 6pm. I'm right near the expressway and have an easy time continuing the next morning. Don't have to unhook the car and don't need to back in. Restaurants and supplies very close by. Plus, I save about $30 per night.
How is that poor planning?