walmart
has anyone heard that Walmart or Sams no longer allows campers to spend the night? Did I miss that? I saw a sing at our local Walmart that no overnights for trucks or campers. thks Cork
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OnaQuest wrote:
So much speculation and so little factual information. Back in the day, WalMart owned the land that their stores were built on. They set the rules about parking. Where this situation still exists, WalMart welcomes the RV traveler.
Most of the newer stores are in shopping centers where they might not even be considered the anchor tenant. The Owner/Management of the center sets the rules and has the wishes of all the other tenants to consider. The center hires the security force and WalMart holds no sway over any of them.
Although I understand what you are saying just owning the land doesn't mean you can set the rules in most of the over litigated towns these around these days. You own the land your house sets on too. But, in a town near me called Windom you can't store your RV there. Or, your snow mobile/ motorcycle trailer, your lawn mower, your picnic table, your outdoors kids toys, your clothes line, your boat, or any of another 100's of things. Thankfully I don't live there or I would have a fit.
