RV Golf Club

[kiltedpig]

Any reports on how this actually works for dry camping for a night instead of Wal-Mart?

[Ramblin Roadrunners]

I see you have many lookers. I am trying to understand the question or topic? Maybe its just me.

Jay D.

[kiltedpig]

When checking out boon-docking I found an alternative to Wal-Mart parking lots for an overnight stay. Since there are now many cities and parking lots that ban overnight parking I thought this might be an alternative, for $45 a year you can park overnight at many golf courses and don't have to golf. I was wondering if someone here had tried this alternative when travelling place to place.

[Overlord]

Link to said RV Golf Club???

Like Wal-Mart, they probably figure that most folks who use their parking lot will drop a little dough at their establishment for the convenience of having a place to boondock overnight.

I know that when we "camp" at Wal-Mart, we do some shopping in their store, sometimes spending quite a bit for stuff we would have to get anyway, as a time saver and thank you to them for allowing us to stay.

[Ramblin Roadrunners]

Thanks for the info. Now I get it. Don't forget Home Depot and Lowes.
Jay D

[dieselguy]

I'm seeing a up front disadvantage to your research ... Wally World or big chain stores are usually right off the highway ... a golf course could be anywhere in town.

[Flymutt]

Maybe the OP is referring to "Harvest Host"?

[Ramblin Roadrunners]

I wouldn't think a golf course would want squatters in big RV's in their parking lot. Just my .02 worth.
Jay D.

[Ramblin Roadrunners]

I x2 the Harvest Host.

[K0LCB]

I stop in church parking lots along US routes at times, I always try to ask the parson if it's ok. I had a few provide 110 volt outlet so I could make coffee

[kiltedpig]

Here is the link. http://rvgolfclub.com/

[Ramblin Roadrunners]

Thanks for the info. I looked at the list. Lots of GC's. I own a home on the Pueblo West course and I know their parking lot at the club house is difficult to drive a car in. Maybe they are allowing parking somewhere near by.
Jay D.

[Flymutt]

quote:Originally posted by kiltedpig

Here is the link. http://rvgolfclub.com/

Well, there you have it...something new!

[Overlord]

Most likely, any golf course that lets "RV Golf Club" members stay over night would let any RVer stay as well. I kind of doubt that the golf course staff goes around looking for a "RV Golf Club" sticker on the RV and boots out anyone that doesn't have one.

[Overlord]

quote:Originally posted by dieselguy

I'm seeing a up front disadvantage to your research ... Wally World or big chain stores are usually right off the highway ... a golf course could be anywhere in town.

Close highway access is an advantage, ...but so is a quiet, full nights sleep. A pretty good trade-off for maybe an extra 10 minutes of drive time. Sometimes the Wal-Mart parking lots are pretty active all night long, with very noisey sweeper trucks cleaning the lot, landscapers with their weed-whackers & backpack blowers at 06:00(even earlier or very late at night), kids drinking and hootin' & hollerin', etc., .....trust me, I have seen (been awakened by) them all.