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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Dunno what type of RV they're traveling in. Personally, I think there's a minimal risk to truck stop overnighting if you're in a class A, B, or C where you can go between living quarters and cab without going outside. There's maybe more risk in a towable or TC, but I have no idea of how much more.
I've stayed in a lot of truck stops, rest areas, and a few WM's, but I'm a solo traveler in a 19 foot C that fits in the car spaces. I actually prefer truck stops. WM's are quieter on the average, but there's always the lot sweeper or a jasax with no mufflers at 2 am. Trucks stops tend to be at a continuous low roar, which I can sleep thru. But I do carry throw-away foam earplugs in case they're needed. I keep my wandering around outside to a minimum day or night, and look around before opening the door.
Jim, "Mo' coffee!"
I've stayed in a lot of truck stops, rest areas, and a few WM's, but I'm a solo traveler in a 19 foot C that fits in the car spaces. I actually prefer truck stops. WM's are quieter on the average, but there's always the lot sweeper or a jasax with no mufflers at 2 am. Trucks stops tend to be at a continuous low roar, which I can sleep thru. But I do carry throw-away foam earplugs in case they're needed. I keep my wandering around outside to a minimum day or night, and look around before opening the door.
Jim, "Mo' coffee!"
