We passed up truckstops on east & west ends of Lordsburg,NM also the fairgrounds by the railroad tracks, then stumbled on a large lot behind "Kranberry's" Family Restaurant. "RV Parking" sign out front caught my eye. Didn't know if that meant overnight, so asked hostess when we were in to eat dinner. She said we were welcome to do that. Slept very well.
I believe that that has been available for a long time unless the KOA squawked and stopped them for awhile. We use the Visitors Center 2 miles to the west of Kranberry's.
jerseyjim wrote: Once the word "FREE" is out...the lot will get jammed...and very few will use the restaurant. Then....when the policy (overnite RV parking) changes, it'll be everyone elses' fault.
Isn't that the American way?
Perhaps I live in a part of this nation that some would refer to as "Flyover country" but I don't understand that to be the "American Way". I understand it as being respectful to others and using it only if I need it with the idea that patronizing the business is my way of thanking them for the gesture.
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jerseyjim wrote: Once the word "FREE" is out...the lot will get jammed...and very few will use the restaurant. Then....when the policy (overnite RV parking) changes, it'll be everyone elses' fault.
Once the word "FREE" is out...the lot will get jammed...and very few will use the restaurant. Then....when the policy (overnite RV parking) changes, it'll be everyone elses' fault.
