walmart

If there are signs saying not to park, it may be the local police enforcing it, not the WM manager, so keep looking elsewhere.

donandmax wrote:
This "horse has been beaten to death" on all the rv forums.Oh Pullease !!

Hey "Old Salt".......

Blank you - and the horse *you* rode in on!

Cut the guy some slack - even *YOU* were an RV newbie once!..:S

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Francesca Knowles wrote:
Throw the App away- it's useless since unless prohibited by local Ordinance, Walmart overnighting is solely at the discretion of the manager on duty and can change at any time.

ASK THE MANAGER when you get there, and do have a backup plan just in case the answer is no.

Yes - on "Have a backup plan"!

*ASK THE MANAGER* - been there, done that.
Mgr said, "no problem". (Pismo Beach, CA)

Security came along at closing time and told the two RVs there, he is/was wrong.
Gave info where overnighting was OK, less than one mile away.

At another Wally - if you pull into pk lot before closing time, no need to ask - the mgr and another employee come out to you, with the no overnighting message. (The Dalles, OR)
They also informed where overnighting was OK.

In both cases, city ordinance prohibited overnighting.
Some that were OK at one time - change their tune, and request a "no parking" city ordinance due to the previously mentioned "RV homeless" taking advantage of Wally.

So refresh your Boy Scout motto, "Be Prepared"..;)

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In Knoxville, we prefer the one on the bypass. Oh and there is a Cracker Barrel on the other side of the bypass.

?..thx everyone...re: the poster that seemed impatient w my question...i have been a motorcyclist all my adult life and subscriber to many blogs...always glad to help a newbie...the only stupid question is the one not asked...thx everyone...bo

Walmart overnight is banned in our city by local ordinance, has nothing to do with a WalMart policy. You'll find this in some cities and not in others. Best bet is to call the manager of the WalMart you're looking at. Frankly I'm glad the city banned it in our city; some of the rigs that used to park there looked like the could not get underway under their own power and one end of the parking lot was beginning to look like a junk yard.

Throw the App away- it's useless since unless prohibited by local Ordinance, Walmart overnighting is solely at the discretion of the manager on duty and can change at any time.

ASK THE MANAGER when you get there, and do have a backup plan just in case the answer is no.

Welcome to the forum. I see you just joined and this is your first post.
There is a lot of info available on the forum, don't hesitate to ask questions.

In addition to WalMart you may want to check:

Free Campgrounds

Free Campsites

Casino Camper

I was beginning to believe that I would never see another Walmart thread. Thanks
BTW I never have a problem overnighting at Walmart.

app rvparkey shows which ones are ok.