I dare you to travel at least 500 miles without a stop at a Walmart. If for nothing else, it can be great entertainment, both inside and out. Here are a few of the wacky RVs you might see in the parking lot.

Thanks to one of our readers, Karen Mason, for this pic. Maybe the owner has a short-term memory or is just educating the public. She said it was also pulling a four-horse trailer and fencing. I wonder if that trailer said, “Horses.” Have horses, will travel!

I bet this one gets great gas mileage. Or not. By the size of that engine, I would think they could upgrade to a larger unit…

Ahoy! Hold on to your women and loot. It looks like the pirates have landed in the Walmart parking lot.

I wonder if the sunroof on the limo accesses the cabover on the camper. If not, they are missing a trick!

This brings to mind a couple of things. First, are they trying to get around the parking restrictions now in place for parking RVs in Walmart parking lots? Or are they trying to hide a little rust? Either way, I don’t think they could park at an RV resort…
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The last one is Cousin Eddy’s motorhome he traded in on his newer one!
Really? How could you miss the tribute to cousin Eddie’s Arrr Vee and the Griswold Family Truckster? Y’all need to get out more.
I’ll take that bet and raise you a Cracker Barrel. I don’t think we have stopped at either in the past 10,000 towing miles. 🙂 No aversion, just no need.
Cracker Barrel is a handy place for just an overnight; plus, nice dinner, and coffee in the morning.
Thank you, Sandi. Those are certainly some interesting pictures. My favorite is the class A (Winnebago Brave?) with a station wagon filled with travelers painted on the side. In the 65,000 miles of traveling we have done since July of 2016, we have never over-nighted in a Walmart parking lot. We have spent three nights in a Cracker Barrel parking lot, but none at Walmart.
If the 10-year rule keeps you out of the RV parks, Walmart to the rescue.