Walmart Between Atlanta and Chattanooga

[JeffnCindy]

Howdy Folks,

Does anyone know of a safe Walmart to stop stay at for one night between Chattanooga, TN and Atlanta, GA on I75? Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks.

[desertdeals69]

Look in the Rand Mcnally Wal Mart edition and it list all the WM and Sams clubs.

[huffypuff]

Download the Walmart overnight app. It will tell you what Walmart you can overnight at, address, phone numbers and hours of operation. Best yet you can do this while your rolling. Well make sure the co-pilot not driver.

[hermanmullins]

As Ray said, it is good to call ahead to ask for permission to park. While the Map shows the WalMart locations you need to call before just showing up. WalMart is very gracious about allowing RVs to park over night, however some are located in a city, village or township that does not allow overnight parking. Call first, park where directed and go in and shop (also push in a cart or two from the lot.)

Herman

[elkhartjim]

And don't put your jacks down, awnings, lawn furniture, grill, etc out. Remember, you're overnighting not camping. We use the Walmart overnighting app as well.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=my.walmart.overnightparking.abcdefinder&hl=en

[tbutler]

The Wal-Mart app for iPhone is Allstays ONP Walmart. It lists all Wal-Mart stores and shows which are "ask to park" and which are "overnight parking not permitted." It may not be perfect as to which stores are which but it is a good place to start. You can use the map to show your movement real time to help find your way to the store you are looking for. Of course the you in this instance is your nagivator. You can also click on any particular store and get details as to the type of store (supercenters, regular, neighborhood), phone number and address which can be used with your GPS.

We stayed recently at a Wal-Mart on the north side of Tucson. It was listed as "ask to park" so we did and were allowed. In the morning I saw that they had height barriers which were cables but they had been taken down. I didn't see them (always looking for them) when we parked so don't know if all were down or if we found the entrance without them. Anyway, we stayed overnight without any problem. Maybe the cables are up during the height of the snowbird migration.

There is also an Allstays Camp and RV app which includes the Walmart in a database that includes all kinds of campgrounds as well as dump stations, rest areas, etc. It costs a little more ($9.99) but is well worth the cost for what it gives you immediate access to. We've found overnight parking in city parks and other areas with this app. I have and use both apps because the Wal-Mart app is dedicated and we look for those so often.

[JeffnCindy]

Thank you all for your help and support. I will definitely download the app!