On Wed, 5 Feb 2003, populuxe wrote:

> i read an r.v. report on walmart camping.  i think the 40 foot diesel
> pusher types use walmart like mcdonalds. if there is no sign prohibiting
> camping or overnight parking you can stay over night in the lot,
> preferably in the most secluded spot. your not supposed to extend your
> bedroom and kitchens--it's just supposed to be a quick and dirty way to
> get some shut eye. and it's free!

Yeah, I think that's all it is.  No one in their right mind sees a Wal
Mart as a destination, but if you're too tired to drive, and nowhere near
a parking lot, it's safer and (in some states) more legal than an
interstate rest stop.

I've never tried sleeping at one in my 15' diesel pusher. ;)

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