Staying at truck stops?????
Our friends kids are heading to Florida, the usually kiddie park, LOL, next month from Ontario. They are planning on staying the one night heading down and back at a truck stop and then at the resor...
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K Charles wrote:darsben wrote:
Walmart or Lowes. Lowes has the advantage of being closed so much quieter. Plus Lowe's leaves the wifi on .
If you tell us were they are entering the U.S perhaps someone can chime in with a good place to stay.
Be aware they cannot spend the night in a rest area in Ohio it is against the law.
this may be off topic but some of the rest areas on the Ohio turnpike have W/E hookups for RVs also dump stations
Turnpike is different but as this is a N. S. trip on a regular interstate I can tell you from experience the Cops will roust you out of bed and tell you no camping allowed. POliceman told me if I was in a semi I would be okay, Car I could sleep through the night but the Ohio legislature passed a law outlawing camping on state land other than in a campground. He was enforcing the law as it was written. I wrote the governors office but never received a reply. That is why I now pass through Ohio trying not to spend a penny
