What is 'WalMarting?'

Thanks Rollnhome. That website is most valuable and with that information there is no need to keep this thread open. Thank you again. :)

I like Lowe's better

Sorry here it is.

Walmart RV Parking

You will find many opinions on "Walmarting". My best advice is to ask if it is OK to spend the night and if it is safe to extend a slide out. Each store may have it's own "rules" of RV "Walmarting". There are no set "rules" that Walmart, has for national overnight parking, that fits every situation. Let this link be your guide.
http://www.walmartatlas.com/rv-parking-at-walmart/

Go to "RVingFAQ" on the top of this page inside the dark blue bar.

Scroll down to section 11.

There is lots of information there.

We have done it on occasion when traveling far into the night attempting to reach our final destination under time constraints due to work or school. Usually roll in late, park among the other RVers, get a few hours of shuteye before resuming our road trip. There is always a few items we need to get anyway and do so while we are there.

You are very welcome. :)

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Proper etiquette is to check with the manager as you arrive. And, it would not hurt to stock up on, or replenish, some supplies while there. :)

Most, but not all will let you stay overnight; just don't put the jacks down, and, unless absolute necessary, don't put the slides out. It is best to find a spot on the outside perimeter of the parking lot.

Lastly, pay no attention to the 'trolls' that may call you 'cheap' for not using a regular rv campground. :)

Thanks! I don't anticipate needing to do this but we never know when our eyes just won't stay open and there's no place else around. Nice to know it's a better-safe-than-sorry option.

Lastly, pay no attention to the 'trolls' that may call you 'cheap' for not using a regular rv campground.Lastly, pay no attention to the 'trolls' that may call you 'cheap' for not using a regular rv campground.

This is the most important advice when posting about this on this forum :W

Proper etiquette is to check with the manager as you arrive. And, it would not hurt to stock up on, or replenish, some supplies while there. :)

Most, but not all will let you stay overnight; just don't put the jacks down, and, unless absolute necessary, don't put the slides out. It is best to find a spot on the outside perimeter of the parking lot.

Lastly, pay no attention to the 'trolls' that may call you 'cheap' for not using a regular rv campground. :)