WalMart no camping
This situation seems so typical, a few "don't give a ****" give our whole group a bad image. A friend of mine who plows snow off of several Walmart lots said he has been confronted by an angy RVer who insisted that he stop work as it was keeping him awake. We have a medium size class A coach and don't park on a Walmart lot except when we are just going to be sleeping for several hours. And we follow several of our comman sense rules, a. park at the back of the lot taking up as few spaces as practical, b. don't extend slide outs, c. don't run a generator except for 10 or so minutes to use the microwave etc., d. don't leave ANY trash etc. behind and e. DO shop at the store (we all need something). Hopefully, the thoughtless RVers won't cause all of us to lose this option as it is so much more convenient than finding a campground, registering, hooking up to elec., water & sewer, and unhooking for just a few hours sleep. PS, the Winter Texans and Snowbirds we know and observe pretty much all are generous tippers and spenders and the merchants where we have gone are delignted to see us.