> No ... but you could always call ahead to one or more New Jersey > Wal*Marts and ask if they allow campers in their lots. They would tell > you if there is a law against it or not. Ja, this is a good point. Some municipalities have "anti-RV" laws, so it's a good idea to check. The "town" of La Quinta outside Palm Springs actually forbids the parking of RVs ANYWHERE within the city limits, private property or not. You have to park them outside the city! It's largely a retirement community with a couple hotels and some golf courses (gas stations are also illegal!), so it's an extreme case, but there are some weird places out there, so I'd call first...
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