To camp or not camp at WMart ?
Big story in the paper today about 4 Walmart in our area. 2 allow overnights, 2 do not. It was discussed by City Fathers when building permits were issued, but no action so now they have a dilemma...
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We just returned from a trip and I was so pleased to see how many folks who are traveling stop at real Campgrounds even if they are just overnighting We spent one night at 7 Feathers, a popular RV campground in Southern Oregon and its was like $35 ish a night, but we got nice hot showers, we got to wash a load of laundry, we got a shuttle down to the casino for dinner and having electricity, water and a dump is great. We also spent a couple nights at a KOA and again, having a hot shower, having TV, and the safety and quite was worth the money. Our other nights we stayed at State Parks and enjoyed the space, the fresh air, the showers, the walking trails. I know that staying at WalMart is cheap and convenient, but do you really get restful sleep in some parking lot?
