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Old 03-24-2011, 09:56 AM   #1121
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Well said Chuck !

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Old 03-26-2011, 08:30 PM   #1122
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I have heard there is a Walmart parking directory for RV,s. Is that true?
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Old 03-26-2011, 08:49 PM   #1123
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Doubt anyone is going to change your mind about leveling but on a hot day, the softened asphalt could deform even with the 16" pads. So the real question, IF that occurred, would you self report to wm and offer to pay for the damage or simply leave?
Were a gassers, only 22,000 haven't marked hot anything yet. we don't stop in the heat of the day were traveling. When we stop it is cooler out.
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Old 03-26-2011, 08:59 PM   #1124
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Most of the Walmarts here is Oregon to my knowledge are posted no camping or overnight stays, period. We once parked for the day in the Walmart in Eugene, Oregon and about 20 minutes later a security guard came knocked on the door and asked us to move.
When asked about staying overnight they said it was city ordinace that no overnight camping was allowed.
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Doubt anyone is going to change your mind about leveling but on a hot day, the softened asphalt could deform even with the 16" pads. So the real question, IF that occurred, would you self report to wm and offer to pay for the damage or simply leave?
The asphalt would more readily deform from tires than the jacks with a 16" pad....but why let facts obscure a good discussion
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Old 03-26-2011, 09:14 PM   #1126
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All you ever wanted to know about free overnight RV camping at link below.

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I have heard there is a Walmart parking directory for RV,s. Is that true?
There are yahoo groups too..http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/walmartrving/
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There are yahoo groups too..walmartrving : WalMart RVing
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Old 03-26-2011, 09:42 PM   #1129
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I bought the Walmart guide off the internet about 4 years ago. I don't know if is still for sale or not.
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Yep..even though i recently unsubscribed from it though
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Check in a Walmart store where they sell maps there is a Rand McNally Walmart edition that has all the US walmart locations in them but does not list if they allow overnight parking.

I can't remember off hand if it includes Canadian locations.

Not very expensive either.
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If you have a smart phone, you can get the allstays app that has all campgrounds, Wal-Marts, etc and links into maps and gps.
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I have the AllStays Overnight Parking app specifically for WalMart. Didn't know there were others, will have to look for them.
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Safety first

I have a suggestion that I feel is a good idea if you are parking at WM. I have placed high reflection safety stickers on the sides of my slides so they are very visible to any traffic passing through the parking lot. There is always some idiot that may clear the RV and not give any thought to the slides. Maybe it's over kill, but it makes me feel better. By the way, the slides are the same ones that I should not put out while at WM. I love my wife but I don't think she appreciates me crawling over her when the slides are in. LOL
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