“Lot docking” at Cracker Barrel suits us real well. There’s lots of them along our travel routes, and they make a good place to stop for the night when you can’t reach your destination in a one day drive. IMO, they are safer, quieter, more convenient access from interstates, and you can get a good meal there. We’ve done it 50 or more times, and if arriving at CB early enough (5pm) we have always been able to find a place in the rear next to a curb, or at an island next to a curb where we could put out our slide. You don’t have to ask permission from manager to stay, as long as they are listed on campground guides as permissible for overnight stay, and they have RV spaces. We avoid Walmart like the plague. Too many late night transitories, lots of noise, not as safe as CB, hard to find a place to extend slide, and you do have to ask permisssion.
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Jim. Former, 2021b Micro Minnie 2108DS
Boondocking again. Now with a full-electric Tune M1 on a F150. No commercial campgrounds allowed.
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