Overnight rest stops at Loves

I will probably try Walmart or Cracker Barrel next time unless the Travel Center has RV parking.  I was just thinking if it doesn't stick out any further than the wheel it shouldn't be a problem.  We don't have to run it fully out just enough to be able to walk to the bed and access the bathroom.  I would tend to park with a bit more room on the slide out side.  My only fear is if someone parks too close on the door side and I can't get out.

I know this is an old thread but we are getting ready for a Maine excursion.  We are trying Harvest Hosts for 2 stops on our way there. They allow overnight stays just ask you to spend $ at the location.....usually a winery or beer garden so not an issue with me.  We'll see how it goes.  I used RV Parky to get an exit on the return trip that has a Cracker Barrel, a Walmart, and motels so I have all options available.  RV Parky is a pretty handy app.  I have been using Garmin's Basecamp to plan the route....it works pretty good but has a learning curve.  You have to add weigh points if you want to go a specific route or it tries to take you the "shortest" route.

Another option is Boondockers Welcome....for a new guest signing up it's about $50 for a year and access to thousands of locations around the USA.

Double check the Walmarts before you plan a stay at one. Many have shut down overnights. I was surprised by how many as we travel south out of NH this past Jan/Feb. Most of this being local/State rulings, not Walmart.

I make it a point with rare exceptions to go inside and ask, even if the RV Parky app says it is okay. If we stayed there before and if I see a number of other RVs there, I sometimes skip going in first. I still like to confirm. That lets the management know we are there. Sometimes, we have encountered places where RV Parky said no but the manager said yes. Other times it was the opposite.