Rest stops in Ohio and Florida....can you stop to sleep?

[Jbmsr]

We park and sleep at CrackerBarrels
And have breakfast in the morning.
They welcome rv's at no charge.
Jesse

[Shark2]

Originally Posted by Jbmsr

We park and sleep at CrackerBarrels
And have breakfast in the morning.
They welcome rv's at no charge.
Jesse

This is cool! I was wondering about them.

Thank you

[Shark2]

Originally Posted by CampDaven

In a 30 foot MH with 4 adults, 2 kids, 4 dogs....slides cannot stay in.
Me thinks. JMHO
Either way, "campground" is better than trying to sleep while waiting for a knock on the door.
RVM1
AKA: Captain Forehead

You need to get a larger RV! LOL!

[Shark2]

Originally Posted by CampDaven

In a 30 foot MH with 4 adults, 2 kids, 4 dogs....slides cannot stay in.
Me thinks. JMHO
Either way, "campground" is better than trying to sleep while waiting for a knock on the door.
RVM1
AKA: Captain Forehead

Never had a "knock at the door", but, a while back we were at a Walmart, we were at the other side of the parking lot as we will always do, we were fast at sleep when I was wakened by car doors opening and closing, thinking what the hey! I looked out side and the parking lot was full! Hey at 3:30 in th morning! Had to get up an move before we were boxed in! Now I know never park at Walmart on Black Friday!!!!!!!!!!!!

[dvmweb]

Originally Posted by Jbmsr

We park and sleep at CrackerBarrels
And have breakfast in the morning.
They welcome rv's at no charge.
Jesse

This is what we did. Worked out nicely. We parked so we could put out our slides, like near a grassy area. I used Google maps to get an idea before we pulled in.


2013 FleetWood Expedition 38B

[Born2RV]

Thank you, all! We have a 40' diesel pusher.....sufficient for our needs. LOL!