So let's say I want to sleep in my car, or car camp and set up at a park (which requires a fee in my surroundings) so I don't have to commute back and forth to school when I have a night class + a morning class the next day.
Where is it legal to park and sleep for the night?
If a park has a camping fee but free parking does that mean it's OK to at least sleep in my car?
I was thinking its legal in more places than just walmarts
>>749521
So this is less camping and more just inconsistently homeless? If you're in the US, national forest should be your go-to, but could be further than home anyway. Wal-Marts are okay, but there's too many tweekers for me to be able to sleep. Churches will usually not call the cops, but there's usually no witnesses to keep the occasional tweeker from messing with you. Hospitals are probably the best lots I've parked in, you can say you're waiting for a relative in surgery and security will usually leave you alone. Only works once or twice, though.
>>749521
rest areas
Walmart let's people park RV and shit in their parking lot. It's some way to prevent drinking and driving.
>>749550
I used to work at Wal-Mart, and no, we never let people shit in the parking lot.
>>749553
Campgrounds don't let people shit in the parking lot's either. Use your brian man.
>>749554
Okay. Now what?
