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Originally Posted by KNMIB
We have stayed at Walmart a couple of times. What is the rule of thumb on running your generator in the lots? One lot we where in nobody was running there gens and the other it was about half and half. Any thoughts?
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If you do a search on RV overnight etiquette you will find the majority state you are a short term guest for sleeping and are not there to camp. As such:
No generators
No awnings
No grills
No leveling jacks on soft surfaces
Also, some localities have code restrictions on the running of generators.
Attached is the industry sanctioned "Good Neighbor Policy". It was originally published for FMCA members but in recent years has been adopted by other organizations as well.
ovenight etiquette.pdf
As a note, FMCA publishes a directory of members that are willing to provide other members with one or two night parking. Some also offer some level of hookups. This directory is constantly updated on line and is published in hard copy once a year. You must be an FMCA to access this directory. They also publish a directory of surrogate drivers that are willing to get your coach home in the event of an emergency.