Can we stay at Walmarts along US 5 in California?

The bigger metro area walmarts in CA generally don't allow it (SF bay area, for example), but I think you will be ok in the smaller towns. I stayed the night at one a couple years ago, Lodi I think it was. The one in Yreka looked ok, too.

Smalltown walmarts are chill and quiet. No one is going to shoot you; that is ridiculous.

I also tried WW once and that was enough for me. I would really suggest trying casinos and then check out their buffet.

aguablanco wrote:

Supercharged wrote:
In Az. to many people been shot in parking lots at W-Mart. Not for me.

Really? I live in AZ and I only remember the confrontation between law enforcement and some "religious" people in Cottonwood. And,in that case it was the police who did the shooting. How many more have there been?
RichH

Two young men died at WM 101 and Union Hills. Google it.
Lets do some more, Tucson, Chandler, Phoenix, Showlow. So I'm at 6 or 7 dead so far. But you must remember you can save 6 cents on a loft of bread.
I'll go to the RV Park and pay to park.

Supercharged wrote:
In Az. to many people been shot in parking lots at W-Mart. Not for me.

Really? I live in AZ and I only remember the confrontation between law enforcement and some "religious" people in Cottonwood. And,in that case it was the police who did the shooting. How many more have there been?
RichH

We did it once, and hope to NEVER experience it again. The five rigs around us when we went to bed turned into five different ones by morning. Car hauler pulled in beside us in the middle of the night and sounded like it was driving thru our bedroom.

Dennis12 wrote:
Go to RVPARKY.com. You will see all camping in the area that you type in. I have called some Walmart's that it said no camping and the store manager welcomed me to camp. Hope this helps

Lot of difference between 'camping' and overnight parking.

Go to RVPARKY.com. You will see all camping in the area that you type in. I have called some Walmart's that it said no camping and the store manager welcomed me to camp. Hope this helps

We have stayed at a couple of Walmarts before; but, we really didn't get much sleep. Between the night time cars driving past us and being wary of criminals and the lot sweeper making noise, we found it was worth the $20 to find a campground for the night! Check out Passport America and other clubs. Rest areas are better in my opinion too.

In Az. to many people been shot in parking lots at W-Mart. Not for me.

I would have a back up plan set up in every city you want park in WallMart!!