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Overnight
Parking Permitted in State Rest Areas |
Rest areas on major highways provide another way to get a free night sleep. RVs will park with the trucks. Truck stops offer the same, as do most Wal-Mart stores. RV park owners resist all parking in undeveloped areas. When you do park in those spaces, make sure you're out of the way. Don't park behind the buildings, as trucks come in late at night and need space for turning. Don't pull out the grill, lawn chairs, etc. Usually keep slides in. (When you shop for your RV, be sure to get one which you can easily used when the slides are not extended) Ask the manager as you're checking out with your shopping cart whether you can stay in your self contained RV overnight.
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State |
Overnight Parking |
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Alabama |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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Alaska |
Yes |
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Arizona |
Yes. Prohibited where posted. |
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Arkansas |
Yes |
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California |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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Colorado |
No |
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Connecticut |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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Delaware |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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District of Columbia |
No |
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Florida |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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Georgia |
No |
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Hawaii |
No |
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Idaho |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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Illinois |
No |
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Indiana |
Yes |
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Iowa |
No |
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Kansas |
Yes |
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Kentucky |
No |
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Louisiana |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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Maine |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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Maryland |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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Massachusetts |
No |
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Michigan |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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Minnesota |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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Mississippi |
No |
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Missouri |
Yes |
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Montana |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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Nebraska |
No |
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Nevada |
Yes Not to exceed 18 hours in any two week period. |
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New Hampshire |
No |
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New Jersey |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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New Mexico |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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New York |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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North Carolina |
No |
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North Dakota |
No |
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Ohio |
No |
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Oklahoma |
Yes |
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Oregon |
Yes On designated rural interstates; some exceptions. Twelve hour limit. |
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Pennsylvania |
No |
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Rhode Island |
Yes |
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South Carolina |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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South Dakota |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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Tennessee |
No |
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Texas |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. 24 hour limit. |
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Utah |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. 12 Hour Limit. |
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Vermont |
No |
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Virginia |
Information based on latest available data. Laws may have change since posting. |
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Washington |
Yes. 8 hour limit. |
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West Virginia |
No |
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Wisconsin |
No |
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Wyoming |
No |