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Most Wal-Mart, Flying J, Cracker Barrel, Petro, and Casinos allow overnight parking.

Some do not -- either because of local ordinances or because of abuse of privileges by RV owners.

To see a list of Wal-marts that Do Not allow overnight parking click here.

Remember, You Are Parking. Not Camping. Please Follow the Following Good Neighbor Policy:

  • Stay one night only.
  • Obtain permission from a qualified individual.
  • Obey posted regulations.
  • Arriving later in the day, and leaving early in the morning would also help reduce congestion in their parking areas.
  • No awnings, chairs, tables, or barbeque grills.
  • Please empty trash in trash receptacles only
  • Do not empty gray water or black water on the ground or in the sewer drains.
  • Do not use hydraulic jacks on soft surfaces (including asphalt). If you must, use large flat boards under jacks.
  • Always leave an area cleaner than you found it.
  • Purchase gas, food, or supplies as a form of thank you, when feasible.
  • Be safe!
  • Always be aware of your surroundings and leave if you feel unsafe.
  • Park so that your generator, if used, doesn't bother other rvers or their customers. Use it sparingly.
  • Park in areas suggested by their staff.
  • Above all, be courteous and considerate to fellow rvers and our corporate hosts alike.

 

 

 

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